Nasser? The guy who you described in
this thread as a totalitarian who was worse than the Shah and wanted to "break down all social institutions and remodel them according to some psychopathic ideology"?
So, wouldn't that be
less of a case of the US "rescuing Muslims from brutal dictators", and more of a case of the US "ensuring that Muslims suffered under brutal dictators"?
How, exactly, does that help your (and Hanson's) argument? "Muslims should be grateful to the US for rescuing them from brutal dictators when those dictators start working
against US interests instead of
for them, and making sure those brutal dictators stay in power otherwise" seems to me to fall somewhat short of compelling...