The Arab summit of the "Hypocrites"
Monday, 19 January 2009

 

The Sovereign will not attend either the extraordinary Arab Summit called by Qatar or that called by Kuwait. 

This stance by Morocco accords well with the feelings of the Moroccan people and Arab citizens in general in view of the incompetence, incoherence and fatuity of a great number of Arab rulers.

For three weeks Israel has bombed, attacked and massacred the people of Gaza without eliciting any reaction worthy of the name. 

It is only now that a few Arab states have woken up, not in order to take action but in order to hold a summit meeting, at the contradictory instigation moreover of Qatar and Kuwait, which are virtually American protectorates! 

For a long time now, Arab summits have served as window-dressing, only succeeding in throwing dust in the eyes of their people.  Those days are gone.  It doesn’t work any more.  Morocco is right to no longer want to enter into this hypocritical game. 

Citizens of Arab states are becoming more and more clear-sighted.  They know that the problem between Israel and Palestine is, first and foremost, a power struggle between the Arab world and the USA. 

They also know that a great many Arab states are wholly dependent on Washington and have no freedom of action either internally or in relation to the conflict in the Middle East. 

Not only that but, it has to be said, a good number of Arab states share, objectively, the same interests as Israel regionally, as was shown during the last two Gulf Wars with Iraq:  indeed they were Arab countries that served as rearguard bases for American troops. 

Moreover, inter-Arab conflicts are numerous:  Syria versus Lebanon, Yemen versus Saudi Arabia, Algeria versus Morocco and Libya versus everyone...  How can you imagine that these nations put together can come to any meaningful conclusion other than vague declarations of intent that no-one has the will to implement and that will only be of interest to the cameras of official TV networks?

Abdelmounaïm DILAMI - translated for Morocco Newsline


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Mohamed   |2009-01-31 02:03:08
...a-Do is better than a-DON'T, no matter what the causes are or the
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