American-Sunni Alliance

The common denominator among Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, three Muslim-majority countries, is the influence America has on them, not that their populations belong to the Sunni sect. What is expected of this alliance is for it to stand against Iran, China, Russia and the Europeans, not because they support the Shia in Lebanon, Yemen and Iran, but because America has failed in the face of a world that rejects its brazen hegemony.

Politically, there is no Sunni–Shia divide, because the sects, as they are currently deployed, are nothing but tools for politicians, who use them as a cover to win over or attack populations. It is, rather, an international struggle for influence, in which one side seeks to ride the wave of Islam politically and to use some Muslims to subjugate others in the service of its colonial master. The Iranian axis, so to speak, is working to curb American influence — not to prove that the Shia are right or the Sunnis are wrong.

Of course, every party to the international conflict claims that it is right and that it is the one fit to liberate the Islamic world from the clutches of the rival colonial power. In the end, the victor between the two rivals enslaves them once again and plunders their resources. Concurrently, hunger, killing and displacement continue for Muslims in Palestine, Lebanon, Iraq, Yemen and all those in the Arab world who reject the hegemony of the new colonizer. This colonizer arms himself with a false divine promise that God gave him this land 3,000 years ago.

This is with regard to regimes. But what do the populations see, and where are they heading? They instinctively align themselves with the lesser of two evils. They are people who have come to know their own direction after witnessing and feeling where states are going. They have come to understand, even if only partially, who is with them and who is against them. Their decision, therefore, will be based on who supports them against the entity that has brutalized our people in Palestine and still threatens Arab populations — both Sunni and Shia. Indeed, that entity is now working, with the help of pro-American governments, to seize control and become the dominant power in the Arab world, while local administrations serve its interests.

This is what the Arab populations sense. No one can deceive them by stirring up old sectarian hatreds that opportunists and fools have kept reviving in order to win the loyalty of the misled masses. But now the cover has been lifted, and awareness has begun to spread among the populations of the world. They have awakened from their long slumber and no longer lack agency.

Even the awakening has not been limited to Arab and Islamic populations, who are uniting against that entity, its backer and its regional stooges. Free people around the world have joined them as well. No reasonable person trusts an alliance that includes Israel. This means the Sunni alliance is flawed from the very beginning — even if Pakistan’s prime minister has attacked Israel, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has condemned it with powerful, historical rhetoric and Saudi Arabia has refrained from normalizing relations with it. Starting an alliance by dividing Muslims is exactly where the failure lies.

The main objective is that America, after failing to bring the Iranian axis to its knees, has resorted to forming this alliance to extricate America from its predicament and save face before the world’s major powers, especially China and Russia. Those powers offer solutions that push the U.S. to abandon the role of “world policeman” that Zionism has been pushing it into for seven decades.

I believe the United States has become convinced that getting out of this impasse is an urgent necessity. That is why it has created this alliance: to pull itself out of the hole it has fallen into. The U.S. does not care whether it is saved with or without Israel. This alliance, therefore, has a single mission and will not last for too long. It seeks to push away this country that still clings to the American administration and drags it downward. Politically, the alliance supports the internal American movement that rejects Israel's domination over U.S. decision-making. It also tries to distance Israel and its biblical delusions from the American state and its decisions, which have nearly torn the United States apart.

We are witnessing a calculated overhaul of the American domestic arena. This overhaul is required of the current U.S. administration. If we hear otherwise from the U.S., that is merely to placate the Zionist pressure groups in America until U.S. decision-making is restored and the entity is curbed.