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A hundred years ago World War I was raging. At the height of the conflict, the British and the French met secretly in order to divvy up the spoils in the Middle East after the war would end. This became known as the Sykes- Picot Agreement, and we're about to mark its hundredth anniversary. Today when we look at the Middle East and we see so many problems, many people suggest if it weren't for that Sykes- Picot Agreement, if it weren't for the imperial drawing of new borders and boundaries, the Middle East might be a very different place. All of this begs the question, what if the Middle East's borders were redrawn? There's all numbers of ways in which this could have been done. So what if the borders were drawn on ethnic lines? Everyone remembers the story of Lawrence of Arabia and his great Arab revolt. He had promised the Arabs a state, and you know, many of the Arabs expected a single state for all the Arabs in the region. It was Sykes-Picot that dashed those hopes, as well as maki...