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USA and the west should stop the war in Arab land.
Reader comment on item: Arabia's Civil War
in response to reader comment: Sponsorship of Wahhabi organizations abroad

Submitted by Humphrey W.Walela (Kenya), Nov 19, 2008 at 03:24

Having studied the history in the arab land or so to say midle east ,this people have been on wars for long it is time that the world comes in to lead the young generation to have peace in their land they were not born to be killed or to fight arabs are just as other human beings so they deserve a right of free dom and right to live like any other person in any country.

They war should not take this people to stone age time when war was the means of living and acquiring wealth.


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Response to comments [180 words]Faisal AlotaibiDec 26, 2005 19:55
There is a great need for this kind of information (education)
[w/response] [115 words]
Attilio Capponi, Ph.D.Aug 29, 2004 20:21
Islamic Emirate of Arabia? [507 words]John PowerAug 5, 2004 19:47
Let them be what they are! [98 words]Glenn KlotzMay 28, 2003 15:33
"Cosmopolitan" [61 words]S.C.PandaMay 26, 2003 07:01
Origin of Violence [106 words]A.A.May 22, 2003 11:17
How the US is supporting dictatorship and terrorism [277 words]Alain Jean-MairetMay 20, 2003 06:01
Make a deal with the devil? [25 words]AviMay 19, 2003 18:47
Bad News? [122 words]Alain Jean-MairetMay 16, 2003 09:43
The complexity of Saudi Arabia's internal situation
[w/response] [425 words]
Carool KerstenMay 15, 2003 22:49
Long Over-Due Explanation [76 words]Jacob BurkeyMay 15, 2003 17:58
Saudi Dilemma [92 words]Irma RochlinMay 15, 2003 15:11
Women in Islamism
[w/response] [126 words]
Johanna MarkindMay 15, 2003 13:10
Saudi Arabia [18 words]Joah MarderMay 15, 2003 10:49
A better choice [135 words]Tom PensylMay 15, 2003 09:01
On what basis? [41 words]John GridleyMay 15, 2003 07:30
The U.S. should stay out of it [197 words]DiannaMay 15, 2003 07:15
Another Alternative [11 words]Paul M. NevilleMay 15, 2003 06:01
Oh man oh man................. [78 words]Devon HillMay 15, 2003 01:55
Sponsorship of Wahhabi organizations abroad [54 words]William KinneyMay 14, 2003 22:21
⇒ USA and the west should stop the war in Arab land. [98 words]Humphrey W.WalelaNov 19, 2008 03:24
From al Sa'ud to al Thani [286 words]AvrahamMay 14, 2003 20:43
Confrontation [55 words]Gene BehlMay 14, 2003 20:08
Thanks [156 words]Annabel FrostMay 14, 2003 18:30
The end game [373 words]jmsMay 14, 2003 16:59
Support the royal family again? [54 words]Edmund JamesMay 14, 2003 16:51
Your article "Arabia's Civil War" [105 words]M.DunskyMay 14, 2003 16:27
Incredibly good [143 words]Ilona MelstradsMay 14, 2003 15:11
Hydrogen is the answer [64 words]Lucas J. MeyerMay 14, 2003 15:07
Neither good [83 words]George El MasriMay 14, 2003 14:43
The Ikhwan-inspired enemy [38 words]Hank ArtzeMay 14, 2003 13:51
By What Saudi Acts is the Regime Distinguished from Al Qaeda? [98 words]Brad ClovenMay 14, 2003 12:38

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