A few months ago, a guy called BuAzizi set himself on fire starting a revolution in Tunisia. The fire spread on to reach Egypt afterwards, and Mubarak fell. Then the Libyans revolted. This time Qaddafi wasn't going to surrender and so he started to annihilate the revolution. Soon the people started to fight back and the Libyan semi-civil took place till it ended with the victory of the revolutionaries recently. Syrians and Yemenis tried to do the same thing but apparently it is not going to work.
The problem that I face whenever I try to discuss politics with an enthusiastic European is that they always tend to oversimplify things. They view the Arabic world as people who are fighting for their liberty and leaders trying to stay in power.
The fact is, Arabic and especially Middle Eastern politics are way too complicated to be simplified like this. One of the most annoying yet important result of the so called Arabic spring is that it shows how much the sectarian division could lead to the destruction of entire nations. For instance this is what the Lebanese marionette cardinal said when he met the French president.
Source:During his visit to Paris, al-Rahi linked the fate of Hizbullah’s weapons to the liberation of the remaining occupied Lebanese territories and expressed fear on the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood in Syria, saying the group could threaten the existence of Christians in the region.
The Cardinal was speaking only out of his sectarian dogma. If we were to take a closer look at the people of natural Syria (including Lebanon, Jordan and Palestine) we would realize that they are not fanatically religious. Before the Alawites took control over Syria, Christians represented a much bigger percentage of the Syrian population. One of Syrians first presidents was a Christian and the sole existence of Christians in that area after the bloody crusades testifies for the tolerance of the people in that region of the world.
But the Cardinal doesn't really give a damn about democracy, future or human rights as most men of god don't (I am a Muslim nonetheless). He doesn't mind the oppression of about 18 million Sunnis in Syria. He doesn't mind living under Alawites protection as an inferior. He doesn't mind giving most of the political and military and industry positions to the Alawites. He neglects the not very far history, and common decency and even the Christian values and declares his full support to the unelected president of Syria.
Hezbollah - an ill-named party- are no better. There is even substantial evidences that prove that they are helping with the oppression of the Syrian people.
It is needless to say that some Syrian and Lebanese Christians, Shiites, and Alawites have denounced the regime’s crimes. The Lebanese Forces for example is a very religious Lebanese Christian political party threaded to boycott Cardinal AlRai, however most of the minorities in "natural Syria" do support the crimes that the regime is committing in their name.
The Syrian regime has always linked its existence with fighting Sunni terrorism whether it was the Muslim brotherhood, or the Salafis. In fact Iran and Syria are by far the strongest supporters of these organizations.
On the international level Europe is pre occupied with the war in Libya and its collapsing euro market. The United States isn't taking any serious action, because of Israel. See for about forty years, Assad’s regime has been a great help for Israel. Rami Makhlouf, president Asad's cousin and the biggest capitalist in Syria has stated that clearly.
Hafez Assad was head of defense in the last Arab-Israeli war and helped loose the battle. (source is an Arab documentary however Wikipedia states something similar to that here). For forty years not a single bullet or even a symbolic rock was thrown over to the Golan Heights. The regime never even retaliated or took any sort of action against Israel when it bombed a military base in Dier al zour.
Assad’s biggest support comes from the three other fascist regimes namely, China, Russia, and Iran into a wall. The Iranis want waist a chance to make the Arabs lives miserable. The Arabs were responsible for destroying their culture and they haven't managed to get over it and get a life yet. Link
The Russian politicians are being stupid as usual. They would trade the friendship of the nations with the friendship of some dictators. China on the other hand is also being stupid as well. I have started an initiative in an attempt to boycott these two nations, and I really hope it works. After all, Russia lost big time in Libya.
As for Bahrain I am really glad that the Arabs had the guts to defy Iran and stop it in its tracks. Having Iran that close to Arabian Peninsula, would only increase our problems with them. Any fair observer would realize that what happened in Bahrain was different than what is happening in Syria. Shiites have good lives in the gulf compared to the Sunnis of Iran. Despite of that, most Shiites sadly prefer to be free spies for the fackeeeh (not intended).
Minorities are not the only problem Arabs face. The Muscum Brotherhood and the Salafis movement in Egypt are a far bigger problem. The Muscum brotherhood is responsible for ethnic cleansing in Sudan. They are responsible for causing Sudan to divide, even though I admit that there are other factors as well. The division in Sudan is not a minor problem. It means that Arabs are now further away from the place where the Nile originates. If the countries nearer to the origin decided to build damns, and they did, it will result in Egypt becoming a desert!
The Muslim brotherhood helped bring down Mubarak, a president who stood bravely in the face of Iran, and despite some corruption problems, and despite the fact that he is no Sadat, he is much better than what will come after him. Salafis of Egypt make up a great proportion of the populace. These people are completely retarded. They are not fit to govern their own bellies let alone a country that is so vital to the stability of the region and the very existence of Arabs.
Things look dim for Arabs. They are the unlucky nation to host the self promised land of Jews. They are unlucky to have been ruled for the past few centauries by idiots who banned printing under religious dogma. They are unlucky to have a moron such as Abdulnasser to lead them into suicide and to give parts of the Arab world to scumbags like Kaddafi and Assad to rule and give Israel a reason to expand. They are unlucky to have petrol that invited the United States to come to Iraq and kill and torture thousands of its people. They are unlucky to have leaders such as Saddam Hussein who was fooled into the Kuwait trap. They are unlucky to have tolerated minorities. And finally they are unlucky to have scum bags who dress as if we were in the seventh century to tell them how to pee and how not to pee (I am not kidding).




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