Where the U.S. enters, it leaves blood stain and ends up losing. Its new partner in the Middle East, Mr. Putin, is doing just that in Syria. Soon he will face the fate of the Soviet Union in Afghanistan when it crumbled into dust and disappeared.
One would think that the Crusaders’ tragic losses and humiliating defeat during their occupations, and proxy rules of the Far and the Near East frightened modern time colonialists like Europe, the U.S., and Russia. Occupiers have all disappeared except Israel. But proxy has spread like maligned cancer in parts of the Middle East and North Africa. Colonials like the UK, France, Russia, the United States and the new short-legged Iran have had the luxury of picking leaders and installing surrogates from within the subject country, brainwashing, training and arming to engage in various missions like waging wars, carrying terrorist actions and assassinations. Iran leads terrorist activities and remains at the forefront. So Iran was the surrogate of the British Rule in the Region until the U.S. picked the Shah to police the Region, and then the Khomeini’s Mullahs took power. Once more, the by-product is a copycat of the Zionist’s dream. Also, to the many assassinations, hundreds and maybe thousands of bombings the Mullahs of Iran, militias in Iraq, Syria and Lebanon have committed, they have the world covered to carry more assassinations and terrorist activities of various scales on orders in short notice.
The hopeless and gloomy picture in the Region showed a promising and bright side. In 2011, the Arab Spring Intifadas swept parts of the Middle East and North Africa; shuddered the chauvinist dreams of colonialists forever and erased the fear that stopped people from seeking honest governments. True, the Arab Spring has fought the first round and lost. And colonialist connivers quickly created surrogates, provided financial and military support to oppress, murder and jail followers of Arab Spring. Well, the Arab Spring is not going to disappear anytime soon. It is permanent like the clouds. It could go way for a while, and return when the mood on the ground needs it.
Realistically, the Arab Spring in foggy appearance started in Iraq after the U.S. invasion and fall of Saddam’s Regime. The U.S. installed Mullahs government and watched Sunnis killed and expelled from their homes. The Sunnis rebelled and fought the Mullahs and the U.S for several years until Iran connived the connivers and brought al-Qaeda to Iraq to shift the light away from its war crimes and crimes against humanity. The U.S. may have realized Iran’s intention too late. But it took steps and recruited Sunni fighters under the name, al-Sahawatt, who ultimately defeated al-Qaeda. Iran’s conniving plan fell apart but quickly devised another plot. ISIS emerged from its ribs after a short pregnancy. The new surrogates occupied Sunni provinces in Iraq and secured access into Syria and captured strategic cities and oil fields. ISIS replaced al-Qaeda and followed the same one page manual Iran provided to change the demographics through ethnic cleansing. Iran not only connived the connivers, it fooled the U.N. and other countries and left Arab leaders confused not knowing what do until King Salman took the courageous and bold move into Yemen.
Ignorance and lust for blood and wars tainted the U.S. democracy. The Zionists moved into the U.S. and strapped all sectors with barbed wires while investments flood flowed into the U.S. economy and made the country the single superpower on the planet. Advanced learning and knowledge ahead of time, have peaked in all sectors to a level never attained by others. The U.S. had all the combinations to benefit from its incredible advancement. Instead exporting the advanced learning and knowledge it attained, it exported troubles, miseries, and wars.
In spite of this horrific behavior for decades, the Gulf States continue to export 50% of the oil revenues and use 30% for imports and 10% for the military purchase. Without this massive financial boost, the U.S. could not, for the most part, have reached the might it holds today. Is there hope for the U.S. in the Middle East? The answer could be yes. Only if Obama dumped and replaced with an interim president until a new president elected. And for Europe and America to stay the hell out of the way of Saudi Arabia and the new coalition to be able to do the necessary job to remove Putin and Iran from Arab lands, so Iraqis, Syrians, and Yemenis could rebuild their nations again.
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