@shaunking Bahrain has every right to defend its sovereignty and protect its people. Those who will never face the consequences of their own rhetoric have no business dictating how we should secure our country. Our safety and sovereignty are non negotiable.
@AryJeay Striking hotels and residential areas under the excuse of targeting military personnel doesn’t make it justified and defending that kind of recklessness proves you’ll bend logic for aggression without shame. So desperate to justify violence.
@mrjerrynottom The confidence you have spreading misinformation under the label of ‘war updates’ is honestly impressive. If you’re going to present yourself as a source, at least do the bare minimum and fact check. Especially when the facts are publicly available and easy to verify. 😂😂🤦🏻♀️
When you don't know EXACTLY what's going on, it's best not to say the wrong thing. Let those with a deeper understanding in that matter say what needs to be said. The Prophetic teaching to those who believe in the day of reckoning is to "utter what's upright or remain silent".
@laverrath @GermaniaZongdu The Gulf didn’t. That difference is governance. Calling it “handed a win” ignores the fact that resources plus foreign expertise do not automatically produce stable, high income states. Someone still has to steer the ship.
@laverrath @GermaniaZongdu Foreign companies didn’t establish ministries, fiscal policy, long term development plans, or state strategy. Gulf governments did. Oil rich countries across Africa and Latin America had the same foreign involvement and security backing, yet many fell into instability.
@laverrath @GermaniaZongdu The real question isn’t who poured the concrete, it’s who controlled the land, negotiated the contracts, renegotiated the terms, nationalized assets, allocated revenues, created sovereign wealth funds, set policy, and maintained stability.
@laverrath @GermaniaZongdu By your logic, the U.S. didn’t build Silicon Valley because immigrants founded companies, foreign capital funds startups, and global labor manufactures the hardware.
@laverrath @GermaniaZongdu You’re confusing participation in a global system with absence of agency. Yes, Western geologists found oil. Yes, foreign firms drilled. Yes, migrant labor built infrastructure. That’s how modern economies function everywhere.