billions of dollars, not just millions, and seem to be going into a black hole. for example, we should be tied up at education. we should simply say 40%, 50% for education. for example, reform the madrassas. i was in charge of divisions in the 1980s and saw that the madrassas were going to produce a generation of kids who will be narrow minded in their interpretation of islam. have teacher training programs, train, send these kids out, let them join the world. all good piece of advice. one quick question, we talked about this, a helicopter in the compound in pakistan, where bin laden was killed, and that the chinese may want to get their hands on it or a look on it. that s another level of complication here you have. other allies of pakistan, who may have competing interests with the united states? exactly. another good question. because the united states has a very close relationship with pakistan, but pakistan also has a very close relationship with china and values this
he was creating a modern muslim states, women s rights, minority rights, human, respectful of the law. every pakistani in his or her dna has an idea of a modern muslim state which didn t work out. when you go to pakistan you see pictures of him all over the place, in fact, and when others talk about americans, they may talk about it as a monolith as when we talk about pakistan we think of it as a monolith. it s not. tell us the key divisions here particularly because the intelligence service, the military, and the elected government. they certainly are not monolithic and don t see the relations with the west or terrorism the same way. i think that s a great question and i hope america is listening to this, this discussion, because we stand to see pakistan as a indeed the muslim world as a monolith. pakistan is a battlefield for three kinds of islam. this is an important discussion. one modernist islam a modern nation, muslims being proud of
their traditions and modern, wanting to live with the rest of the world. second, mystic islam. and pakistan has millions and millions of people who are really devoted to mystic sufi islam, peaceful universal. literally islam, not all liter rallist islams are violent or tends towards violence. it believes islam is under attack and must be fought for and from this you have branches emerging which are very influential particularly in areas like the tribal areas of pakistan, or in punjab. we think this is not something that concerns us but this is a battle taking place. my wife is from swat, comes from the royal family there, lost six members of her family fighting the taliban in swath. i want to actually show you a piece of video that highlights this point not only in pakistan but also in afghanistan. our stan grant getting a rare look inside of a strict islamic school, a madrassa in a poor