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So now you don't disagree with what I wrote all while you and I know very well what agenda you tried to create in this thread and others that have nothing to do with KSA or any other Arab countries for that matter?
To make it short, your likes (Iranian or not, I don't really care by now, I have got sufficient exposure of your writings to draw my own conclusions as already written) blame Arab regimes ruling Sunni Arab nations for all your own miseries, generalize all Arabs in Arab country x or y as a consequence, somehow ignore/"forget" everything that binds us as an Arab people (practically everything that you can think about) and allow yourself to serve foreign agendas at the expense of your own brethren whether they are located in Iraq or other Arab countries. I have a hard time dealing with such people, luckily I rarely encounter them.
While you and the entire world knows that the two biggest cancers in Iraq since 2003 (in terms of harmful outside influence) have been the US and Iran, you somehow prefer to invent some imaginary fairytales of Arabs being the root of all of your problems even though the same Arabs where the greatest helpers of Iraq during the sanctions/isolation, even though the same Arabs supported Iraq at its time of need (Iraq-Iran war) even though Saddam was a pain in the *** for every regime around him, even to the extent of him having horrible ties with Hafiz al-Assad despite a shared political ideology (identical more or less).
A few reminders.
During every successful era of Iraq where peace, stability (relative) and progress occured, whether it be the monarchy or pre-Saddam republican rule, all those periods had the same common dominator. Close ties to neighboring Arab states. Whenever the opposite occurred, Iraq has only faced trouble, misery, wars etc. Similarly before the creation of the modern states (most recently the Abbasid era). In-pre Islamic times it was the exact same thing, Iraq flourished under successive pre-Islamic Semitic civilizations whether Arab or non-Arab. All periods where what is modern-day Iraq had close ties (for ancient standards) with modern-day Arab geographies.
And lastly, the imaginary "Gulf" (if you knew just a little bit about the region that you supposedly live in - you would know that KSA is not a "Gulf country" and that there really is no such a thing, what you are looking for is Eastern Arabia, which includes Southern Iraq and ends in Northern Oman and culturally has close ties to Southern coastal Iran, not only the Arab areas of Southern Iran) politically either nowadays or some absurd claims of the Gulf being the reason why Syria, after 4 decades of incompetent Al-Assad regime rule is what it is (a healthy fundament would never have decayed that much despite internal disagreements) or why Iraq is as it is as of 2020, is only something that a truly brainwashed person can say. Straight out of the Iranian Mullah regime handbook.
Eid Mubarak to you too my Iranian friend, if you celebrate it.
Destroyed because of people whom you support. Populists and people who allowed differences between brethren to turn into bloodshed. People who allowed foreign entities to take advantage of their nations and peoples. People who prostituted themselves to outsiders. People who were cheering when outsiders were destroying their nation.
Traitorous, murderous and corrupt trash like that which your likes shamelessly support.
What culture are you even talking about? You have sold yourself out to the point where you accept foreigners (historical enemies moreso) to dictate everything that you do. If this continues, one day you will need their permission to go to the bathroom.
Yes, China will save you. China has closer political/economic relations to KSA than any other nation in the Middle East/Arab world. Go figure. China nor USA will change anything before people themselves do not change (your likes). They are only in it for their own benefits, not much different to the Iranian regime in Iraq or Turkey in Libya, yet we will still have braindead Arab sellouts with your mentality that enables this negative foreign meddling and internal divisions.
I wrote 1000's of times, that you can throw all the Arab regimes/leaders in the dustbin of history tomorrow morning, if the necessary goals (economic, political, military etc.) unity in the Arab world emerges for the benefit of everyone involved as only joint pan-Arab cooperation can solve our problems and that of the Arab world permanently. Trying another solution is wasting ones times. It will not succeed like it has been proven time and time again. Just like something as simple as the separation (political) between Gaza and West Bank is not helping anything, rather the contrary, it weakened the Palestinian cause but that is stating the obvious.
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