After the Tunisian
revolution and the flee of Bin-Ali outside of Tunisia,everyone
wondered where would he resort to,which country will offer him
refuge. I was astounded when I heard that it was KSA that offered him
refuge. KSA offered a dictator who not only did he rob his own
country in a systemic and organized way through out his years as a
president and a ruler of Tunisia, but also killed his own people who
refused his ruling and demonstrated in a peaceful way.
Some said they were helping
a man in-need,said it's a noble thing to do as he resorted to Saudia
Arabia. But I never saw that as enough reason or excuse to shelter a
murderer and a thief.
After the Egyptian
revolution, Hosni Mubarak didn't flee the country, even though I'm
sure if he did, Saudia Arabia would have offered him refuge so,
instead..they tried to push the SCAF in order to delay the trial,
which was working until the people got fed up with the delay and kept
protesting till the trials started.
Of course Saudia Arabia said
it wasn't pushing against the trials but..politicians always speak
the opposite of truth,a proverb says.
The success of two countries
in toppling the regime was enough to get other countries with much
fierce dictators to start protesting to topple their regimes as Syria
and Bahrain.
And of course, the King of
Bahrain faces the angry mob protesting peacefully the same way that
Mubarak and Bin-Ali, fire in the hall..bullets in the head..but for
some reason the King of Bahrain couldn't do it on his own so, he
asked for help from his neighbour, King of Saudia.
Of course King of Saudia
came to rescue, sending an Army battalion to Bahrain to help restore
“peace and order” to Bahrain, slaughtering civilians who are
simply demanding freedom and a better life.
And of course we shouldn't
forget mentioning how Saudia Arabia “fought off” the protesters
in east of Saudia..yes the King threw away money at people after he's
done suppressing the protesters but,still...
Handling of Saudia Arabia to
the Yemeni revolution is a whole other thing, when Saleh was injured
in military operations he started against his own Yemeni people, he
went to to Saudia Arabia to receive treatment, then he came back
disappointing every one who thought he has left for good. Then Saudia
Arabia helped him by sending in some Army units too.
I just would like to remind
the rulers of KSA that the dictators you help will die, and they wont
be back in power. What's left in the end will be the people..who will
never forget how you helped their dictators against them. You can't
help a man against a whole nation. And the history will remember
every action you did. So you choose, do you want to be praised or do
you want to be cursed for the rest of time.
I realize that there are
differences between the desires of people and the desires and actions
of their governments, especially if they are ruled by a dictator
government,let alone a King who supports dictators.
