Yongpeng Sun-Tastaufen
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The war won't be over for hundreds of years. The sad thing is a lot more people will die, and not only pilots.
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In a way yes. But when we speak about poverty as a whole we need to remember that there are varying degrees of poverty depending on which country we are talking about. As I wrote, a "poor/not well to do" person or family in KSA (once again KSA is a welfare states and the state is ALWAYS helping such families economically if needed if they apply for help = KSA = welfare state) would be considered as middle income in the vast majority of European countries let alone countries of the world.
Most of those beggars etc. that you see in KSA are illegal migrants. Mostly Africans. 1000's upon 1000's of people during Hajj and Umrah from all corners of the world end up staying in KSA illegal in search for a better life. Some have lived like this since KSA emerged without registering themselves.
The "Turk" (Anatolian) that you are discussing with is butthurt due to some factual posts that I wrote about his entity and people (historical facts and scientific one (DNA) so that is the only reason that he created this thread and pretends to care for Yemenis, lol.
Writing nonsense while his country has been heavily involved in Syria for 7 + years and also in Iraq. Just a joke. No offense.
The war won't be over for hundreds of years. The sad thing is a lot more people will die, and not only pilots.
We also look at death quite differently than most other people in this world.
It doesn't matter how you look at it. Death is death. Death is not life.
Dying on a battlefield against enemies while fighting for your country, people and religion is a great honor as well in Arabic culture.
It doesn't matter how you look at it. Death is death. Death is not life.
How do you think that Arabs created more large empires than any other ethnic group in history (1200 years before the British Empire became a thing) on 3 continents and almost always fought outnumbered but won?
Arabia remains unconquered. KSA remains unconquered as one of the few areas of the world. No westerner ever ruled KSA. Or foreigner.
How is fighting in Yemen fighting for Saudi Arabia? It does not.
Saudi Arabian warriors have conquered 90% of Yemen while fighting against the most heavily armed terrorist group in the world and a significant sector of the Yemeni army.
Our Yemeni brothers are respected opponents. Even I can respect the fighting spirit of Houthis. They make the Syrian opposition look like school boys.
Just like Iraqi Sunni Arabs made the Afghans look like school boys in Iraq. In 8 years time Americans lost vastly more soldiers than Americans have lost in Afghanistan (much more mountainous) in 17 years of conflict.
US special forces were burned alive in Fallujah and hoisted in public. Never happened for American soldiers since WW2.
What? Hell no. It's nowhere CLOSE to China empire.
Wrong. Arabs defeated Chinese in the battle of Talas in 750.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Talas
All Arab empires were larger than the largest Chinese empire. Chinese were and are the dominating force (culturally as well) in Eastern Asia as Arabs are it in the Middle East/Western Asia and North Africa.
Chinese culture/influence did not reach much territory outside of China proper. Only tiny Korea and isolated islands that later became Japan. Arab culture on the other hand is a different beats.
Anyway Arabs and Chinese were allies for centuries and had cordial ties outside of that 1 battle. Today is the same case. I respect Chinese more than most others.
Arabs were the only people at the Chinese Emperors court who refused to bow down to him. This usually carried the death penalty. The Chinese Emperor did not execute due to the respect for the two greatest contemporary powers of the time back then.
Written by Chinese chroniclers.
An Arab envoy presented horses and a girdle to the Chinese in 713, but he refused to pay homage to the Emperor, said, he said "In my country we only bow to God never to a Prince". The first thing the court was going to do was to murder the envoy, however, a minister intervened, saying "a difference in the court etiquette of foreign countries ought not to be considered a crime." A second Arab envoy performed the required rituals and paid homage to the Emperor in 726 A.D. He was gifted with a "purple robe and a girdle".[32]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Arab_relations
Most of that is desert. North Yemen is the heavily populated part. And it's mountainous. Difficult to fight.
Good find. But anyway Arabs were not able to take an inch of China land. China remains a non religious country.