This is historical illiteracy dressed up as confidence.
Kuwait was not “stolen” from Iraq. The Al-Sabah dynasty has governed Kuwait since 1752. The modern state of Iraq was created in 1920, 168 years later. You cannot steal something from a country that didn’t yet exist.
Bahrain was not “stolen” from Iran. In 1970, a UN process confirmed the will of the Bahraini people for independence. That is called self-determination, not theft. Iran’s own Shah said publicly he would “never resort to force” over Bahrain. You’re more Persian-expansionist than the Shah.
UAE “stolen from Saudi Arabia”? The Trucial sheikhdoms had their own distinct identities, rulers and tribal structures for centuries. This is basic geography, not even law. That’s not theft. That’s called a map.
As for your dramatic “these thefts may be reversed” line, borders are not changed by nostalgic tweets.
A clear enough pattern, George: three confident claims, three historical fabrications, all pointing conveniently toward the same conclusion. This isn’t geopolitical analysis. It’s a bumper sticker with a PhD font.
بمناسبة عيد الفطر المبارك، أهنئ إخواني الحكام والأسرة الإماراتية الواحدة والشعوب العربية والإسلامية، داعياً الله تعالى أن تتجاوز منطقتنا التحديات التي تمر بها لمصلحة جميع دولها وشعوبها ومستقبل الأجيال المقبلة. كل عام والإمارات في عز ومنعة، محصنة بإخلاص أبنائها وقوة مجتمعها وتماسكه وقيمه الأصيلة، وماضية إلى الأمام برسالة الخير والنماء والازدهار التي تحملها إلى العالم أجمع.
السادة الكرام شرطة دبي،
@DubaiPoliceHQ
حفظكم الله وجزاكم الله خيراً على جهودكم ا��مباركة.
توني روبنسون مخالف لقانون الكراهية وازدراء الأديان في دولة الإمارات؛ يسب الدين والنبي ﷺ وهو متواجد في الإمارات حالياً.
أود الابلاغ عنه:
'dubai chocolate' is so representative of dubai bc not a single ingredient is historically/culturally indigenous to that country they just stole a bit from here a bit from there and gave us a sickening outcome that still looks good from the outside tho, exactly like dubai.
This could be the world's first recorded sighting of a live adult black devil or anglerfish (Melanocetus johnsonii), a deep sea creature in broad daylight and on the surface!!😱