Middle East Focus: A King and the UN Veto: Oppressor of Bahrain Wants Freedom for Syrians but not for Saudis………

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A King and the UN Veto: Oppressor of Bahrain Wants Freedom for Syrians but not for Saudis………

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“Saudi Arabia has slammed the Russian and Chinese veto of a UN resolution on Syria as an "unfavorable" move. Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah said on Friday that world confidence in the United Nations had been shaken after the world body failed to adopt a resolution against the Syrian regime's deadly crackdown on protests. "We all used to take pride in the United Nations which used to bring us together and not divide us ... but what took place does not augur well as world confidence in the United Nations has undoubtedly been shaken," King Abdullah said in a televised speech. "We are going through scary days and unfortunately what happened at the United Nations is absolutely regrettable," the king said……… "No matter how powerful, countries cannot rule the whole world," he said. "The world is ruled by brains, by justice, by morals and by fairness.………”

He said لا فض فوه: “The world is ruled by brains, by justice, by morals and by fairness”. Saudi media, almost all owned and controlled by princes and their relations, are ecstatic over this royal piece of….. wisdom. On the Gulf, Wahhabi faux-liberals from Bahrain and farther north up to my hometown are going orgasmic over this, tweeting and editorializing about this savior of mankind, this absolute font of wisdom.
Brains: the speech definitely reflected a unique intellect of….. some kind. So that is the secret of good governance, and that explains the situation in places like Saudi Arabia and Bahrain.
Justice: that is what they call sectarian discrimination and repression and arrests and tortures and prisons and death sentences. Even the regularly chopping off of heads of sorcerers and witches and magicians and poor Asian housemaids in Riyadh are a reflection of this justice.
Morals and fairness: yes, looting a country, or two countries or three, is not necessarily immoral. And we’ve got genuine signed fatwas fresh from the oven, the best that money can buy, to prove it.
As for fairness: wtf is that?
Cheers
mhg

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