Central Asia Institute

I wrote this in August 2006- "Young Iranian women should have powerful and independent females as role models such as; PepsiCo's CEO Indra K. Nooyi, Avon Products' CEO Andrea Jung, and Archer Daniels Midland's CEO Patricia Woertz. Muslim women would prefer to have fewer children if their culture permitted such practice. Show Muslim women how liberated they can be if they have the birth control pill. This change in a generation of Muslim women will began to shatter the support for Islam."

I wrote this in July 19, 2008. "The Internet, cell phones, and feminism will change Islam".

This organization, Central Asia Institute, is a non profit organization that builds schools in Afghanistan. The schools are mostly for girls. Of the current student population of 58,000, girls account for 40,000 of the students.

This process of educating girls will be the downfall of tribal Islam, and polygamy. Muslim women will no longer want to share a man. They will want, like western women, one man to be their own servant.

These young girls will be told that they can be all they want to be, without the men and families. They will be told there is nothing they cannot achieve, even alone. They will be told that all they need is a benevolent government to look after them and make men support women and children. That will be the downfall of Islam and its tribalism.

This process of changing Islam will take a generation. It can be done without billions spent on the violent USA Military Nation. It can be done with voluntary organizations like the Central Asia Institute, cell phones, and the Internet.

I would suggest that the Central Asia Institute send young Jewish, Buddhists, and Christian girls to the schools with the young Muslim girls. The curriculum should not promote any religion, but just teach some history of religions. These girls would then bond and when they become adults they could be used as mediators in international disputes.

"The revelation of thought takes men out of servitude into freedom". Ralph Waldo Emerson

Charles Tolleson