Through democracy assistance, NGO’s and other means continue US imperialism in the MENA

Massad 11 (Joseph,http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/opinion/2011/06/2011689456174295.html, Associate Professor for Modern Arab Politics and Intellectual History at Columbia University//TR)

Clearly in countries where …Egyptian and Tunisian peoples.

Liberal Capitalist Democracy operates in a panoptic eye that reduces those it looks over into standing reserve

Spanos 8

William V., works @BU and you know who he is, “American Exceptionalism in the Age of Globalization—The specter of Vietnam”, 48-9//The Guy Risko

This metaphysical …“the interpellated subject.”19

Thus the alternative- Reject the aff’s methodology and embrace the mindset of the nomad- the genealogical path opened by nomadism is the only way to solve for hegemonic imperialism

Spanos 8 (William, Distinguished Professor of Literature/Baller, American Exceptionalism in the Age of Globalization-The Spector of Vietnam, p. 28-31 //TR)

The “political Left” of … its imperial applications.

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Democracy’s failure comes from its inability to recognize that its quest for universialism necessitates the creation of subjects on the margins, excluded through the very ideology which purports its inclusion

Bhabha 3

Homi, Professor @Harvard, “Democracy De-Realized”, Diogenes 2003 50: 27

The transformations of …and politi- cal judgment.

Erased populations/difference cause displacement and terror

Bhabha, Homi K, The Location of Culture, 1994, Pg 9

Fannon recognizes the …as it is disorienting.

The Alternative is to de-realize democracy.  Only by thinking democracy’s inappropriateness can the true political potential emerge.  Any other version of democracy continues the project of global colonization and slavery, reaffirming imperialism.

Bhabha 3

Homi, Professor @Harvard, “Democracy De-Realized”, Diogenes 2003 50: 27

Whose histories, what …  new century lies.

EU CP

Solvency:

The role of the US is over in MENA, especially as issues of democracy begin to arise.  European multilateralism and non-Military intervention is preferable because it foregrounds unification and multilateralism.

Whitehead 10

Laurence, Official Fellow in Politics at Nuffield College, University of Oxford, International Dimensions of Political Change in the MENA Region, Taiwan Journal of Democracy, Volume 6, No. 1: 1-23

The EU is … “clash of civilizations.”

EU democratic policy towards MENA is critical to establishing EU soft power and maintenance of security

Panebianco 10

Stefania, University of Catania, “The EU and the Middle East”, in The Foreign Policy of the European Union, edited by Federiga Bindi// guy

It would be a … defends the former.

The EU’s emergent multilateral soft power is zero sum with the US and checks against US hard power
 Telo 6
 Mario, Jean Monnet Honorary Chair of International relations and European political integration at the Brussels Free University , Europe: a Civilian Power, 2006, pg.

The existence of … EU’s foreign policy.

Only EU leadership creates a global, multipolar model necessary to solve global peace and prosperity

Jessica L. Hawkinson 8 Thesis in Int'l Studies @ Macalester "ESTABLISHING  MULTICULTURAL INTERDEPENDENCE IN EUROPE" http://digitalcommons.macalester.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1006&context=intlstudies_honors

Placing European developments…, and perpetual peace. 

Democracy in its current form is anthropocentric – it takes human interest as the measure of all value

MATHEWS, ‘96 (Freya, “Ecology and Democracy”, pg. 19, accessed through Questia, September 7th, 2011 )

On the face of it, this .... control of nature [Eckersley, 1992:75-95]. ² 

Domination over nonhuman animals gave rise to patriarchy, slavery, warefare, genocide, colonialism, and other systems of power – maintaining the human-nonhuman binary makes endless cycles of subordination and violence inevitable

Best ’07, Associate Professor, Departments of Humanities and Philosophy University of Texas, El Paso [Steven, Charles Patterson, The Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust New York: Lantern Books, 2002, 280 pp]

While a welcome advance ... baggage official Chistianithy left behind. 

Thus, the alternative is to embrace the standpoint of the animal—this overcomes the humanist bias of the affirmative scholarship, connects the experiences of human and non-human animals and allows for total liberation by providing understanding of all oppression

Best, UT El Paso philosophy professor, 2009

(Steven, “The Rise of Critical Animal Studies: Putting Theory into Action and Animal Liberation into Higher Education “, Journal for Critical Animal Studies, Volume VII, Issue 1, 2009, http://www.criticalanimalstudies.org/JCAS/Journal_Articles_download/issue_9/JCAS%20VII%20Issue%201%20MAY%20ISSUE%20The%20Rise%20of%20Critical%20Animal%20Studies%20pgs%209-52.pdf, ldg)

Postmodern critiques have ... healing and balance.