Well, that is at least a good thing. None of the 500 million Arabs or so in total (including those born in the West) disagree either from my experience but it is mostly just talk like with so many other movements in the world. At least we Arabs are much closer than any other such big people. Only the Han Chinese are bigger in numbers. Other nearby people do not even have their own political union, the same language, do not even border each other from one end to the other and the other do not even have such a philosophy to begin with.
Well, let me rephrase what I wrote. There is unity between us normal Arabs. Arabs help each other whenever abroad or in the West. In the West Arabs stick together. No matter whether Lebanese, Saudi Arabian, Yemeni, Egyptian, Moroccan, Palestinian, Iraqi, Syrian, Lebanese etc. We all help each other. Buy each others foods etc. All those small things that creates unity on a small level. You know what I mean. I know the Arab American community is similar mostly. At least @
Hazzy997 has confirmed this to me and others I know that live in the US.
Now when it comes to our decision makers they are selfish and mostly care about their own thrones.
What tells you that Russia (which would be much closer to the Arab world and its main competitor when it came to natural resources) would want 1 United Arab world? We would become the second largest country in the world, third most populous and the richest in terms of resources by FAR. Which superpower would support this? We thus need to start somewhere. The GCC Is a good union among states that share the same form of government (monarchy) and which are mostly very rich in natural resources. If the GCC will expand with Yemen, Jordan or Morocco one day this can give rise to many other future expansions. I mean it is good that there even is such a thing like the GCC. Most other people don't even have regional cooperations of any forth. Do you see Slavic unity for instance? They don't have such a thing. Only on Youtube.
Look I see it as all Arab users (mostly) regardless of ideology being bad and you blame 1 party while you do not look at the faults of your own favorites. I have no problem admitting that the House of Saud are a familiar on many fronts. Compared to the standards we should be used to or what you can expect with our history.
Well, I am always saying the same and even foreigners tells us this. The few things I agree with Galloway with.
Ignore the Iran nonsense and Galloway being a fan of them which you for some strange reason also are but let's forget that.