So now all of the sudden you are Semite? You were continuously speaking about Arabs in this topic, but you change your identity into 'Semitic' when you realize that Arabs never had any indigenous civilization.
I could subsequently refer myself as Indo-European, and claim all Indo-European civilizations from Europe to China. Indo-Europeans have been throughout history superior to Semites, let alone Arabs. It was Indo-European science that 'Arabs' were learning from. It was Indo-European architecture the Arabs borrowed. Yes, I greatly respect the Phoenicians and Sumerians, but they never been Arabs!
Second. 'Kazakh' is a modern term. You act as if being 'Kazakh' is something to be ashamed of. We are indeed the sons of the Aryans, who migrated from South Russia to Iran, only to conquer the whole known world within one century! Persians achieved to build the first world superpower! Something not one Semite people ever managed to realize! The Achaemenid-Persian Empire was governed by a completely indigenous form of bureaucracy, with Satraps, a new royal road and a strong military. We crushed the Greeks in Anatolia and conquered all Semite people who were worth to conquer, like Egyptians, Phoenicians, Sumerians, Babylonians, Assyrians, etc. This was done 1000 years before Arabs were even known throughout the world!
When Persians were marching, Romans were shivering. This is a how a Roman historian (Libanius) 1600 years ago described the Roman fear of Persians:
''Consequently, a dust rising in the distance, such as would be made by cavalry, did not stir them up to the conflict, but made them turn to flee. But when a squadron, and that only a small one, showed itself, they prayed earth to swallow them up, preferring to suffer any fate rather than look a Persian in the face. And when their manhood had been thus extirpated their confidence was equally destroyed, to such a degree that in the houses where they were billeted whenever they demanded to be served by their hosts the word "Persian" put a stop to their being troublesome; and everyone used to say, jeering at them, "Here comes a Persian soldier!" and they forthwith turned red in the face and jumped away. Nevertheless, when led against their own countrymen they knew how to strike and to suffer blows, but the Persian terror, growing in the course of long years, had become so fixed in them that somebody said they even would have trembled at the Persians in a picture."
http://www.tertullian.org/fathers/libanius_monody.html
Persians, Aryans, had already a civilizations long before they migrated to the Middle East. This has been proved by archeological evidence. We already a had a monotheistic religion when Arabs were still worshipping 10 Gods in Mecca! Old Persian Alphabet has been described by linguists as indigenous.
We still call ourselves Persian. Our most celebrated festivities aren't Arabic, but Persian. When we say 'God', we say 'khoda' and not 'Allah'. Our names, and the words we use are worthless. It is about the greater spiritual idea of your identity! You Arabs never managed to take that from us for more than 1600 years. And now Iran has become the country which dislikes Arabs more than any country in the world.
Yemeni civilizations have been insignificant. Not one culture or civilization were influenced by Yemenites. Plus they have been more closer to Africans, both geographically as culturally, than to Arabs.
It is pleasure to support Assad! An Arab at the service of Persians! Like Nasrallah, Maliki, Shalah (PIJ) and many other Arabs!
To conclude, here are some quotes of Europeans, Arabs and others of Persians:
"I must pay tribute to Zarathushtrâ, a Persian (einemPerser): Persians were the first who thought of history in its full entirety."
- Nietzsche
Thus the founders of grammar were Sibawaih and after him, al-Farisi and Az-Zajjaj. All of them were of non-Arab (Persian) descent... They invented rules of (Arabic) grammar...[58] great jurists were Persians... only the Persians engaged in the task of preserving knowledge and writing systematic scholarly works. Thus the truth of the statement ofthe prophet becomes apparent, "If learning were suspended in the highest parts of heaven the Persians would attain it"... The intellectual sciences were also the preserve of the Persians, left alone by the Arabs, who did not cultivate them... as was the case with all crafts... This situation continued in the cities as long as the Persians and Persian countries, Iraq, Khorasan andTransoxiana, retained their sedentary culture.
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Ibn Khaldun
Dude.......Don't start haha, we JUST stopped this debate. 
