BREAKING: Kuwait reduces diplomatic ties with Iran

[Saif al-Arab]

Who are those ''Iranian Arab figures in exile'' ? The fact that there are milions of Persians in exile is showing already that for the government regions/areas do not matter. So your point about discrimination is invalid.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...s-what-happens-to-Arab-activists-in-Iran.html

https://www.hrw.org/news/2015/04/29/iran-sweeping-arrests-ahwazi-arab-activists

http://iranprimer.usip.org/blog/2014/sep/24/report-arab-minority-faces-discrimination

http://www.iranhrdc.org/english/eng...rabs-subjected-to-discrimination-in-iran.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/daniel-brett/iran-rouhani_b_5147140.html

http://unitedexplanations.org/engli...abs-the-silenced-and-discriminated-community/

http://www.minorityvoices.org/news....mination-exercised-against-ahwazi-arab-people

http://www.minorityvoices.org/news.php/en/1776/iran-the-oppression-of-ahwazi-arab-people-in-al-ahwaz

http://acfh.info/en/?p=1696

http://ahwazna.net/en-182_Ahwazi_Ar...for_Stolen_Rights_and_Cultural_Identity_.html

Here is a video about the struggles of Kurds in Iran:

100's of such videos.

Talking about my broken English and your HUMONGOUS lol weewee, guess with your I.Q., its nice to have something to be proud of.

Nice edit BTW

Retard, do you know what autocorrect is? I edited it all before your post. As if I need to prove anything to a user that is barely able to make himself understandable in English.

 

[haman10]

Retard

loosing it, are we?

calm your weewee down will you? lets be friends

 

[Saif al-Arab]

You are a saudi and your country is saoodia arabia. You carry saoodi passport not kuwaiti.

How you see the world is upto you, not my burden.

I don't care about your blabbering. Kuwait is an Arab country. Kuwait is inhabited by Arabs. Kuwait is a GCC member state. Kuwait is located in Arabia and on the Arabian Peninsula. Kuwait is a neighbor of KSA. Most Kuwaitis are originally form KSA, including the royal family. Kuwait is part of the Arab world. Arabs do not need to explain to some foreigner how they view each other and their countries and what they should "meddle" in in their own region and the Arab world.

Got it?

I heard this guy is failing his degree for last 6-7 years and he has like 10 accounts on this forum lol.

You heard wrong genius. That "guy" completed his masters degree in chemical engineering this summer with distinction at a renowned university in Europe. All this while belonging to a family where money is not an issue and likely won't ever be in the next few generations at least.

What have you done other than collecting welfare checks and barking on forums? Working as a pimp in Russia while exploiting your female compatriots? Apparently that's an income for many of your compatriots in Russia, I hear. At least this is the case in the GCC (UAE).

 

[drmeson]

No. i'm just mates with al-hassani.

the biggest achievement of my life. ever.

lol here is a funny story,

This guy is a known troll who oftens ends up getting his own country humiliated by others. Supermacists exist in every group/nation and thats what they do. Thats why I dislike our own US and canadian "Ayeraan-ians" and "Pirsiaans".

Anyways back to our bedouin buddy ... He logged in with his Saif-al-arab account last week and started racially abusing pakistanis calling them brown, low race and dravidians posting pics of poor people etc. Now this is a pakistani forum so hordes of pakistanis returned the favor by posting pics of small and daark desert roasted saoodis, I was there to post pics and info of our 65th Commando battalion that fought with UK in Oman and jeez it got ugly. The way pakistanis were flaking the whole saudi arabia was humiliating and who started it ? this guy ...

Now he is back ... Tadaaaaa !

I don't care about your blabbering. Kuwait is an Arab country. Kuwait is inhabited by Arabs. Kuwait is a GCC member state. Kuwait is located in Arabia and on the Arabian Peninsula. Kuwait is a neighbor of KSA. Most Kuwaitis are originally form KSA, including the royal family. Kuwait is part of the Arab world. Arabs do not need to explain to some foreigner how they view each other and their countries and what they should "meddle" in in their own region and the Arab world.

Got it?

I dont care about your blabbering ... you are a saudi and you will remain saudi unless kuwait grants you citizenship. You are not a kuwaiti and You cant change that .... saoodi.

 

[Simbabw]

lol here is a funny story,

This guy is a known troll who oftens ends up getting his own country humiliated by others. Supermacists exist in every group/nation and thats what they do. Thats why I dislike our own US and canadian "Ayeraan-ians" and "Pirsiaans".

Anyways back to our bedouin buddy ... He logged in with his Saif-al-arab account last week and started racially abusing pakistanis calling them brown, low race and dravidians posting pics of poor people etc. Now this is a pakistani forum so hordes of pakistanis returned the favor by posting pics of small and daark desert roasted saoodis, I was there to post pics and info of our 65th Commando battalion that fought with UK in Oman and jeez it got ugly. The way pakistanis were flaking the whole saudi arabia was humiliating and who started it ? this guy ...

Now he is back ... Tadaaaaa !

link ?

 

[drmeson]

link ?

enjoy

https://defence.pk/pdf/threads/sultan-of-omans-armed-forces.354182/page-7

 

[Śakra]

The Iranian community in Dubai (which is relatively large) is quite concerning too. I hope the UAE leadership will consider a civilized way of gradually reducing the number of Iranian residents there. Examples include sharp rise in visa fees, prolonging visa issuance/renewal time, random rejection cases of visa approval for security suspicion...etc. It could also include so many bureaucratic measures on the receipt and dispatch of money from and to Iran in strict implementation of anti-money laundering, and anti-terror laws.

Throw an income tax on them. 50% or higher will get them to leave.

 

[Post Colonnial]

I hope this episode of middle-east madness results in end of the monarchy in KSA and ayatollahs in Iran.

 

[Ocean]

The Iranian community in Dubai (which is relatively large) is quite concerning too. I hope the UAE leadership will consider a civilized way of gradually reducing the number of Iranian residents there. Examples include sharp rise in visa fees, prolonging visa issuance/renewal time, random rejection cases of visa approval for security suspicion...etc. It could also include so many bureaucratic measures on the receipt and dispatch of money from and to Iran in strict implementation of anti-money laundering, and anti-terror laws.

i have heard uae has naturalized many iranians from 70s

FOR PAKISTANIS REJOICING:
Kuwait is the country which has banned visas to all Pakistanis tho Indians are allowed.

Throw an income tax on them. 50% or higher will get them to leave.

When gcc countries take these measures then they take them against all nationalities and it most effects middle income class whether its pakistanis, imdians or Iranians. Pakistanis, indians, iranians etc etc from higher income groups working their go uneffected.

Goras are least effected because gcc arabs give them some a very special status and place them in the highest paying jobs

 

[raptor22]

No, my friend the difference is huge.. these guys in Bahrain went with these banners directly _tried to_ to the kings palace..to ask for government reforms.. does that happen in England.. do they go to the Queen's palace to protest?
You know what can happen, they can easily storm the palace..

Ask for reforms ? oh my God ... how did they dare?

 

[The SC]

Ask for reforms ? oh my God ... how did they dare?

It is not about asking for reforms..it is about heading to the palace to ask.. they could ask anywhere else, and it is very weird that they headed towards the king's palace.. every where else people protest in some big city squares..with no problems at all.. but try to do it in front of a president or king residence and it will be seen as trouble more than asking for reforms.. with no exception..Iran included..

 

[raptor22]

It is not about asking for reforms..it is about heading to the palace to ask.. they could ask anywhere else, and it is very weird that they headed towards the king's palace.. every where else people protest in some big city squares..with no problems at all.. but try to do it in front of a president or king residence and it will be seen as trouble more than asking for reforms.. with no exception..Iran included..

So people have no right to ask the head of state? and they just asking?

 

[The SC]

So people have no right to ask the head of state? and they just asking?

The head of the state is an institution of the state in his own right.. the democratic system has many levels where one can protest up to the parliament..
Imagine if the protestors were walking towards and near the entrance of a military base to ask for civilian reforms.. that will make no sense and will be very suspicious.. the President or the king is a much higher than the military, he is usually the commander of all the institutions of the state.. hope you understand..

 

[Shapur Zol Aktaf]

Little girl of bowerfull Salman Breaking up with Iran, what a tragedy.

 

[SALMAN F]

I think the Kuwaitis did this for the fear if they would be treated like Qatar