The objective behind the democratization of the Muslim world as promoted by the neoconservatives would appear to give a positive vision of the region. They affirm the populations of Islamic lands have as much right to individual and political freedom as the rest of the world. The confrontationist tendency, which considers that the Islamist problem is in fact an Islamic problem, which is like saying the errors were already beginning to take root in the original Islam. While neoconservatism is developing a suspicious attitude towards Islam, the latter attracts the neo-eurasianists who consider Islam an ally in their project for liberation. These aspects confirm the central role of ideology and the suspicious thinking of movements. This vision leads them to systemizing the notion of "Arabic imperialism", whose roots go back to the birth of Islam. The origins of this "imperialism", as seen by the neoconservatives, can be found in the Nobel Prize Winner 2001 Vidiadhar S. Naipaul's now famous analysis.