Fair enough; I think I should have said that it&#x27;s not &#x27;only&#x27; foreign policy that matters, it&#x27;s part fo the factors of course. You can play with thought policies when you are not already crowded with a population of people who feel they are being dealt (rightly, or wrongly, or perceived, or real) the wrong hand.<p>The real sad thing is that it puts a lot of other people in the wrong sort of focus, all the people who ARE integrated, who made the efforts, who overcame the hurdles of segregation and racism; these are the &#x27;visible&#x27; people who&#x27;ll get in trouble in the next few weeks&#x2F;months in the daily lives, and perhaps make them wonder if it was such a good idea to identify and &#x27;join&#x27; a population that is just angry and looking for a soft target.