Arabs Did Not Create Current Status of Arab States

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Oct 18, 2021 at 10:46

As much as one might think that the Middle East's issues are of a specific Arab plot to mess with the international interface with the world and those issues seem to be centered on the 'Palestinian' enclave bordering Israel (personal opinion of Yassar Arafat's peculiar political acumen notwithstanding), the highly irregular peaks and valleys of the fortunes of the various Arab tribal influences suggest there's more than the influences of the Arab states at play here. More and more of the true underlying nature of Islam being less and less of a solidified religious presence and more of a political combination of various factions driven by unseen powers of ambitions caused by multiple attempts to 'rule the world' that have ancient enmities emanating from ancient Babylonian influence, actually suggests it is not the Arab's polluting the world with hostile Islam, but Persia.
The Arab states we see today, a political presence to be sure, especially after being extricated from Turkish Ottoman control and rearranged to the current Middle eastern puzzles pieces seen today, but they are not nuclear like their menace of Teheran centered in the heart of the Middle Eastern controversies seen today.
If 'Palestine' were really as important as the 'international' community attempts to portray and the Iranian Islamic Regime's proxy fronting takes advantage of its vulnerabilities by non-Arab manipulators and their own ambitions of power, one might have a better sense of the delusions being perpetrated by those same unseen forces and potentially, finally, come to terms of recognizing the enemy and not being played by the enemy.

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