Syrian Lion
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Syrians only and only Syrians decide, if they wanted Alasad gone he would have been gone long time ago... we Syrians against removing him by force, we saw what happens to countries that their leaders were removed by force... only chaos and destruction ... Alasad must be part of the solution for NOW... and if Syrians want him gone, then we can remove him simply by ballot boxes... not by killing our own people and destroying our country... it is not your business to say if Alasad must stay or leave... you would have a say if you were genuine, for example you supported Palestine the same way you supported the F$A terrorists in Syria...Which double standard? I don't follow the West blindly. Just because I don't consider the West (as in most governments and people) as mortal enemies of Arabs. We disagree on Syria. No need to discuss it anymore. I am against both the Al-Assad regime and Daesh. Both need to go if Syria has to move forward.
Not really.
I don't really follow any political ideology. I like elements of conservatism, liberalism, socialism, Islamism, Arab nationalism etc. My views are not static either.
I am not a monarchist just because I respect certain Arab monarchs and families.
I see that you keep trolling against the Jordanian royal family. Not sure what your problem with them is? They are some of the most sensible leaders in the Muslim world and a humble family.
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Ok, to sum it up in a few sentences very quickly (I don't have the time or will to get into details nor am I a politician);
I believe in Arab cooperation and brotherhood which most Arabs also believe in by nature. It's especially needed nowadays due to the past 3-4 years of chaos/unrest.
I value Arab traditionalism. Meaning a strong family structure, a collective consciousness of shared values, patriotism, loyalty, generosity, the well-being of the richest and most influential man/woman but also the well-being of the poorest and least influential man/woman in the society.
I value our Islamic values. At the same time respecting our ancient minorities in the Arab world. Christian Arabs for instance should not be discriminated against or targeted.
At the same time I am flexible in the sense that I have no problems with people who disagree with my views.
I like the welfare states in the GCC and Scandinavia and would like to see the wealth be distributed more equally among people in the average Arab country.
In terms of foreign policy then I believe in cooperation with countries of shared values (mostly Arab and Muslim countries) but in general economic cooperation should occur with every friendly country. I am pragmatic here.
So I am probably an Arab Muslim conservative-liberal if there is such a thing……My views are too many and too complex often though.
and as long the west have puppets in the Arab world, the Arab would will always be in chaos... remove the west influence, and watch Arabs advance and prosper...