The UAE’s “Axis of Secessionists”

[FAH1223]

 

[FAH1223]

 

[MAKAVELI25]

It's always been ironic to me that MBS gets so much of the attention when MBZ and the UAE seem to have a more sophisticated and competent foreign influence apparatus, including in the US.

 

[88m3]

fakkit needs his head caved in

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

the cancer of the spread of this agenda driven muslim expansion across Africa is damaging and underdidcused.

 

[MAKAVELI25]

the cancer of the spread of this agenda driven muslim expansion across Africa is damaging and underdidcused.

This is not a "muslim" driven expansion, interesting that that is your focus rather than the death and instability being caused by UAE's meddling in foreign nations.

MBS and MBZ both cloak their autocratic quests to consolidate power both domestically and internationally in religious terminology in order to make their agendas more palatable to domestic and international audiences (in the case of the latter, espousing religious tolerance).

This has very little to do with Islam and more about MBZ's attempts to amass power for himself.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This is not a "muslim" driven expansion, interesting that that is your focus rather than the death and instability being caused by UAE's meddling in foreign nations.

MBS and MBZ both cloak their autocratic quests to consolidate power both domestically and internationally in religious terminology in order to make their agendas more palatable to domestic and international audiences (in the case of the latter, espousing religious tolerance).

This has very little to do with Islam and more about MBZ's attempts to amass power for himself.

It is. They’re funding radicals abroad so they don’t topple the islamist “moderates” at home.

Saudi Arabia did the same shyt in the 80s and 90s...

 

[MAKAVELI25]

It is. They’re funding radicals abroad so they don’t topple the islamist “moderates” at home.

Saudi Arabia did the same shyt in the 80s and 90s...

MBS and MBZ are both notoriously anti-Islamist. It's one of the main reasons that they were beefing with Qatar/Turkey around the Arab Spring era and, if I'm remembering correctly, was one of the things that led to the blockade of Qatar.

They hate all the offshoots of the Muslim Brotherhood, including Hamas, and Iran's funding of these kinds of groups is one of their main gripes with Iran.

 

[mastermind]

Those Gulf states are all evil.

 

[MAKAVELI25]

Those Gulf states are all evil.

No country is perfect, but Qatar might be the rare exception.

 

[mastermind]

No country is perfect, but Qatar might be the rare exception.

yeah, they just import humans to do their labor, grant them citizenship, and then take it away once their usefulness is over.

Or use Nepalese people and basically kidnap them to build world cup stadiums.

 

[MAKAVELI25]

yeah, they just import humans to do their labor, grant them citizenship, and then take it away once their usefulness is over.

Or use Nepalese people and basically kidnap them to build world cup stadiums.

You're 100% right. I meant in terms of foreign relations, not domestically.

 

[MVike28]

No country is perfect, but Qatar might be the rare exception.

UAE is inherently evil since Zayed the father passed.

MBZ poisoned Khalifa I’m sure of it

He also was behind 2 other brothers dying in plane crashes

His work in Sudan and Libya is ICC court charges worthy

 

[MVike28]

This is not a "muslim" driven expansion, interesting that that is your focus rather than the death and instability being caused by UAE's meddling in foreign nations.

MBS and MBZ both cloak their autocratic quests to consolidate power both domestically and internationally in religious terminology in order to make their agendas more palatable to domestic and international audiences (in the case of the latter, espousing religious tolerance).

This has very little to do with Islam and more about MBZ's attempts to amass power for himself.

Nap is a moron I have him blocked

But dude has negative knowledge of the nuances of ME