If not for decades of Western - especially the United States' - racism and bigotry, legitimate elected governments would today decide and execute policy not only in Egypt, but probably also in Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain and other countries whose governments are today effectively Western colonies in the Middle East.
This blog examines the damage being done to hundreds of millions of people in the Middle East by that racism and bigotry.
Really late to post this, but it is still worthwhile to watch.
Ahmadinejad is not somebody who believes a landslide fix is in. He seems defensive and almost paranoid. He believes he is under attack from all quarters, and under attack because he is trying as hard as he can to represent the Iranian people.
Again, the most likely explanation for his victory is that more Iranians agree with him and his positions than disagree.
Capitalism, imperialism and Zionism
What would a US war with Iran look like?
Western newspaper claims Saudi Arabia will assist in Israeli attack on Iran
Barack Obama and the United States destroying Syria for Israel
Dictatorships in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait and UAE: How responsible is the United States?
Daniel Davies, D-Squared, explains that liars' claims cannot be salvaged
Stratfor says the jihadists are losing
What is sacrosanct for the United States: Israel or Democracy?
No comments:
Post a Comment