Saif al-Arab
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Globalization will prevail in the end, its inevitable. Its just the fact that history hasnt got a linear path(but goes 5 steps forward and 3 backwards in order to move forward again). The French revolution occured but some years later monarchy was restored. Then the monarchy was overthrown only to be restored again etc etc. Today France doesnt have a monarchy. The same will happen with globalization. After some ups and down it will prevail
Globalization as in a unified culture everywhere? I highly doubt that as this would be the end of nation states as we know them. People are too tribal by nature to ever accept such a thing.
Globalization as in greater trade, travel, spread of technology etc. However to erase the 1000's upon 1000's of cultures, traditions, values etc. that exist all across the world for a unified culture sounds to me like not only a utopia but also a very boring and unpleasant place to be.
In the 1870's under President McMahon (after Napoleon III was forced to abdicate in 1870 and France became a Republic again) France was a few votes from reintroducing a constituional monarchy which likely would have lasted to this very day. So small details decide history and events that follow.
Saudia and Turkey, who he has repeatedly called out for their horrible cultural practices and apparent support for ISIS.
He'll reign them in and deal directly with Russia, who are the real major power in the region to deal with the terrorism issue.
Try harder, Indian troll. KSA and the US are on the exact same page in Syria. Wanting the removal of Al-Assad and FSA-like minded people as transitional figures. Trump too wants the removal of the Al-Assad regime. As for ISIS no regime supports it directly. In any way Al-Assad is the biggest reason for their rise and the same Al-Assad was the biggest supporter of Al-Qaeda in Iraq which later turned to ISIS and turned against him. It's called karma.
And you must be an idiot to believe that KSA is supporting MB-Islamists in Syria. If not for KSA Egypt would be ruled by the MB today. The same MB that received support from the US. Just like KSA is against Houthi Shia Islamists in Yemen and Shia Islamists in Lebanon (Hezbollah). The only place where KSA has supported Islamists outside of its borders were in Afghanistan 30 years ago when the US and the USSR had a proxy war which in hindsight was a mistake as Afghanistan and whatever happens in that failed country has nothing to do with KSA.
Also if KSA really wanted Al-Assad gone he would have been gone ages ago. I believe that the government ,rightly, wanted to get rid of its most hardcore extremists which has mostly succeeded as most have left. A wise policy.
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