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| The perception was that he was better than the work, a thought neatly encapsuled by ``Out of Sight'' screenwriter Scott Frank, who bluntly said, ``George has a Steve McQueen thing going. Blee, more effectively than other students of the Klan, depicts the Invisible Empire as a klannish subculture that encapsuled women, men, and children in a tight network of hooded relationships. As for that mysterious child of lies, the Arab, Colonel Wingate can converse with him for hours, and at the end know not only how much truth he has told, but exactly what truth he has suppressed," wrote a British journalist in admiration of the Governor General of the Sudan in 1900, and thus encapsuled both the arrogance and the hubris that have marked the Western powers' dealings with the Middle East since the peak of the colonial era. |
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