Iraq First Began the Arab Revolutions and America Foiled It
Published in Kitabat
(Iraq) on 14 June 2011
by Ahmad Al-Iraqi (link to original)
(Iraq) on 14 June 2011
by Ahmad Al-Iraqi (link to original)
Translated from
by Joseph McBirnie.
Edited by Hoishan Chan
.
Recent events seem to have been overlooked, including the developments that took place in the Arab region since 1990. The U.S. war against the former regime revealed that the U.S. supports dictatorships. This was also evident in the first Gulf War when the Iraqi people rose up against the former Baath regime. America inconvenienced the Iraqi people as they awaited aerial support. After America confirmed that the Iraqis could bring down the regime and that the Shia could rectify the American position, it did not impose a no-fly zone, but instead allowed the regime of the time to attack the revolutionaries, which eventually contributed to the end of the revolution. Thus, it is clear that America supports dictators who oppress its people and hands to them the tools of oppression.
From this we can deduce that the concept of Arab revolutions is not entirely new to us. Each time the accomplishments achieved by the Iraqis under the American scheme were lost — from the revolution against the British occupation in 1920 to the race to aid every Arab and Muslim country except for those which advocate the rejection of the Iraqi achievements. Is it because the majority of Iraqi people are Shia or because there is hostility against Iraq in general due to Iraq’s ties with Iran? One must clarify that Iraq has never followed any state or party, but has always been an independent country in all its affairs. If Arab states have a shred of dignity or shame, how can they permit the decadence, corruption and destruction of the Arab individual and allow themselves to gather around the Great Satan America and Zionist regime who wish to destroy the Nation of Muhammad (may God bless him and his family)? We now see that the U.S. publicly claims that all the losses in the Iraqi occupation are nothing at face value. To no one’s surprise, America wants to control everything. The Arab people should be aware of this and understand that America reaches into all Arab countries, from heads of state to their individuals. God help us break its hold.
From this we can deduce that the concept of Arab revolutions is not entirely new to us. Each time the accomplishments achieved by the Iraqis under the American scheme were lost — from the revolution against the British occupation in 1920 to the race to aid every Arab and Muslim country except for those which advocate the rejection of the Iraqi achievements. Is it because the majority of Iraqi people are Shia or because there is hostility against Iraq in general due to Iraq’s ties with Iran? One must clarify that Iraq has never followed any state or party, but has always been an independent country in all its affairs. If Arab states have a shred of dignity or shame, how can they permit the decadence, corruption and destruction of the Arab individual and allow themselves to gather around the Great Satan America and Zionist regime who wish to destroy the Nation of Muhammad (may God bless him and his family)? We now see that the U.S. publicly claims that all the losses in the Iraqi occupation are nothing at face value. To no one’s surprise, America wants to control everything. The Arab people should be aware of this and understand that America reaches into all Arab countries, from heads of state to their individuals. God help us break its hold.
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