Dima: I'm sending this to both of the email addresses since I didn't get a confirmation of which address you prefer.
Your email is one of a kind in a way, in that it shows passion. It has been long that I have been waiting for someone like that. We are fighting the same enemy, so it seems we should join forces no matter what. But it would be even better if we faught toward the same end. I see no reason why that can not be true. I will insist only on logic, from there whatever conclusion comes I will follow.
I will admit, I find it hard to understand your illustrations and points. I'm not sure, for example, what you meant about the Taliban. I don't really care or see these current events as being of much importance. I also no longer separate in my mind religion and non-religion since both ideas rely on blind belief and spread similarly among people.
I will also comment that in any generation in history young people more often question and rebel, then later grow up and again become the old generation. On their own things will not change. And there are very few young people that will support any revolution that will have any point to it. I am not saing that as a reason to give up, but as a note of caution.
So, before I conclude I will give you two pages with texts of my goals. In exchange I hope to learn yours.
Note by Michael: The two links that were given in the actual e-mail already exist in Dima's personal page, so I won't reproduce them here.