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If the Syrian Dictator Must Go…

Why Not the Dictators in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain?

They will never go hungry and decimate their numbers at the same time. A win win for everyone.

Big corporations have little or no regard for human life. Monsanto is an evil corporation.

You spent very little time if any reading that article.

http://www.boston.com/news/local/connecticut/2013/06/01/conn-senate-passes-gmo-labeling-compromise-bill/yjV0fF3Dd2LmtFCpOY7BgJ/story.html

http://gmofreect.org/breaking-news-senate-amends-and-passes-a-strong-gmo-labeling-bill/

My thoughts exactly .Glad I read this before posting.

That seems to be the case but conflict in Syria is not about religion its about Western supremacy (energy supplies) over the middle east. One has to have another excuse for the murder of innocent people. Since the end of WW2 millions of innocent men women and children have been murdered in the name of humanitarianism whereas the truth is that they were butchered so that we in the west require a higher standard of living. We take from other countries what is not ours to take just because we can. We were led to believe that all this was done in the name of humaitarianism. We are all complicit in the murder of innocent people. We must stop the killing, each and everyone of us.

If the Syrian Dictator Must Go… Why Not the
Dictators in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain?
If We’re “Fighting for
Democracy”, than Why Are We Arming and Financially Supporting
Dictatorships throughout the Middle East?


By WashingtonsBlog
June
01, 2013 "Information
Clearing House" - Western Israeli leaders
call Syrian leader Assad a dictator.
Fair
enough. He and his father have ruled Syria since

1971.
But what
about Saudi Arabia? The Saudi royal monarchy has been ruling
that region for
hundreds of years.
Wikipedia

notes:
Due to
its authoritarian and theocratic rule, the
House of Saud has attracted much criticism during its rule
of Saudi Arabia. Its opponents generally refer to the Saudi
monarchy as totalitarians or dictators.
There
have been numerous incidents of demonstrations and other
forms of resistance against the House of Saud.
***

All surviving males (including Utaybi himself) were beheaded
publicly in four cities of Saudi Arabia. 
While the
Saudi royal family pushes the most strict and fundamentalist
form Islam, the Saudi royal family’s

debauchery and

corruption is

legendary. The monarchs – while pushing strict Wahabism as
the official state religion – don’t practice it.
Similarly,
Qatar has been ruled by one family monarchy for over
150 years:
Qatar
has been ruled as an absolute and hereditary emirate by the
Al Thani family since the mid-19th century.
CBS News
includes Qatar on its list of “The world’s enduring
dictators“,

noting:
Like
many of its neighbors,

the controversial host of the 2022 World Cup in soccer
is

accused of many human rights abuses when it comes to its
foreign workers, like setting them up in squalid labor camps
separate from society, confiscating their passports upon
arrival, and giving them a general lack of rights. That
said,

Amnesty International reports only sporadic instances of
torture and abuse by state security forces. As for Sheikh
Hamad’s dictatorial bona fides,

The New York Times writes: “While Qatar calls for
democracy outside its borders, democracy here is provisional
at best. While there are municipal elections, and women can
vote in them, the country has a Parliament building but no
Parliament — or any other political institution, for that
matter — that can challenge the royal family’s grip on
power.”
Similarly,
Bahrain has been ruled almost continuously by the Al Khalifa
royal monarchy since
1820.
Bahrain
also makes CBS News’ list of “world’s enduring dictators”. CBS

noted in 2011:

Uprisings in the late 1990s as well as right now have been
fueled as much by resentment from the repressed, poor Shiite
majority against their privileged Sunni rulers as anything
else. In both uprisings, accusations against the government
of

gross human rights violations and protester murders have
been plentiful. At least 11 demonstrators have been killed
so far this year. Most recently, Bahraini security forces
stand accused of

indiscriminate abduction and torture of dissidents.
Things
have gotten worse since then.  Three-time Emmy award winning CNN
reporter Amber Lyon reported on her first-hand experience of the

systematic torture and murder of peaceful protesters by the
government of Bahrain.  But she was fired by CNN for doing
so … while CNN

accepted payment from the Bahraini monarchs to run a fluff
propaganda piece about them.
Indeed,
the U.S. government has supplied

substantial military support to the Saudi, Qatari and
Bahraini dictators.
The U.S.
Federal Reserve also

bailed out the Arab Banking Corporation of Bahrain.
Why is the
U.S. backing the dictators in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain?
Because
the U.S.

backs the Sunni Muslims against the
Shias.  The leaders in Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Bahrain are
Sunni Muslims … while the leaders in Syria, Iran and
Lebanon are Shia Muslims.
Yup … the
U.S. is

involved in a religious war – between the two factions of
Islam (and is actually backing the most violent elements) – as
part of a

geopolitical strategy to exert control over the natural gas
market.
Indeed,
the U.S. is

liberally backing Al Qaeda and Muslim Brotherhood (both Sunni)
terrorists in their fight against Shia Muslims …
… And in
their fight against

Christians and atheists.

This article was originally published at

WashingtonsBlog -

Your video clip is the first I have heard about this guy and I like what he has to say. Lets hope that the American people get behind him. He seems to have a very clear head on his shoulders. In the meantime Obama would do well to court this man and take some advice from him.

If it were proved to me that in making war, my ideal had a chance of being realized, I would still say "No" to war. For one does not create human society on mounds of corpses.
Louis Lecoin

That Guy should be given McCains medals. Who is he?

I am pretty sure that more than 22 bombing missions were carried out in North Vietnam but McCain has been acredited with 22 and a hell of a lot of civilians were murdered, the truth is often at odds with the official story but history is written by the victors and most people believe what their masters tell them.

John McCain makes George Bush look intelligent. John McCain flew 22 Bombing missions in North Vietnam killing mostly innocent civilians and was presented with a host of medals for doing so. He would have no hesitation in bombing Syria Lebanon and Iran in the morning. The man is a crazy and he was elected by Americans like him. Decent Americans are being ignored . There is hope but it needs to be fast forwarded .

What should worry you more is your fellow Americans that believe and convince themselves that it is not happening.

John McCain was awarded an astonishing Silver Star, Legion of Merit,
Distinguished Flying Cross, Bronze Star and a Purple Heart for
his 22 missions spent bombing mostly civilian targets.

Monsanto 101

Monsanto is not a food company.

Monsanto a chemical company that made its name, for example,
selling saccharin to Coca-Cola and Agent Orange to U.S.
military. Its products also include PCBs, dioxin, DDT, and rBGH.

Monsanto records annual sales of roughly $11.8 billion and
operates 404 facilities in 66 countries, over 6 continents with
products grown on more than 282 million acres worldwide.

Monsanto is one of three corporations (along with DuPont and
Syngenta) that control 70 percent of the global seed market --
aiming for monopoly power over the planet’s food and water
supplies.

One has to wonder how guys like McCain get to such positions. There are people here on mingle who could do a far better job.

Let's hope someone has got it right . Is Syria going to be attacked by an outside source or not?

Proxy war or boots on the ground.

The bullies need influence in Syria, how is that going to be achieved?.