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Iraqi lawmaker: Kuwait is an integral part of Iraq
https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20170208-iraqi-lawmaker-kuwait-is-an-integral-part-of-iraq/

The State of Kuwait is part of the Iraqi territory and falls under the jurisdiction of Basra, Iraqi lawmaker Awatef Neema of the Al-Islah party said yesterday.

The lawmakers said she was surprised by the claims of some members of the Kuwaiti National Assembly that the Khawr Abd Allah waterway belongs to Kuwait, describing the remarks as “ridiculous”.

“Maps from the Turkish rule era and which are currently in Britain confirm that Kuwait is entirely part of the Iraqi territory,” she said.

The lawmaker added that Kuwaiti MPs should review the maps which prove that Kuwait was part of the Basra Governorate, but the British cut it out and let the Sabbah family declare it an Emirate like any area where local government is formed on a tribal basis.

“The state of hysteria experienced by some members of the Kuwaiti National Assembly is unwarranted. Instead of launching these statements, they should try to learn about their so called country which uses major states to develop and without which they would not even be on the map.”

Moreover, the lawmaker said her country should not be bound by international resolutions which came as a result of the Baathist regime’s reckless policies.

“It is the duty of the Iraqi government to maintain Iraq’s sovereignty and territorial integrity,” she said.

Over the past few days, Kuwaiti lawmakers waged a scathing attack on Iraq, calling on the need to discuss what they described as “provocative statements” issued by some Iraqi lawmakers on the Khawr Abd Allah waterway.

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I though Kuwait was a protectorate of GB until Kuwait got it's independence from GB.
 
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The problem of Iraq is not Saddam, the US, Shia, Sunnis, ISIS, Iran, or KSA. The problem and challenge of Iraq is the Iraqi personality itself, and its inherent refusal to choose peace and order. While highly intelligent and excellent in communication skills, it always looks for aggression, opposition, suspicion, challenge, and proving manhood.

This is a well-known fact among Arabs and is almost indisputable. Historians also consistently agree on the same.
 
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The problem of Iraq is not Saddam, the US, Shia, Sunnis, ISIS, Iran, or KSA. The problem and challenge of Iraq is the Iraqi personality itself, and its inherent refusal to choose peace and order. While highly intelligent and excellent in communication skills, it always looks for aggression, opposition, suspension, challenge, and proving manhood.

This is a well-known fact among Arabs and is almost indisputable. Historians also consistently agree on the same.
Honestly, the only way Kuwait can have peace is if Iraq undergoes balkanization lol.

NATO regional headquarter is in Kuwait..Iraq is unable to handle itself can't afford any misadventure until it defeats ISIS and Pro-Iran government take over Iraq..Until then its a day dream
I'm not too worried about these claims, by the way.

I just found it funny that Iraq reverted to type so soon and even while it's at war with ISIS ROFL.
 
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Honestly, the only way Kuwait can have peace is if Iraq undergoes balkanization lol.

I am not calling for Iraq's balkanization or anything like this. I am mainly speaking of a current and historical phenomenon known as the "Iraqi psych". It is a mysterious world by itself and no one can know what it is exactly. I have interacted with so many nationalities in my life (over 50 nationalities actually). The most difficult one to deal with was certainly the Iraqi. I am not saying that they are not friendly, many are very friendly, but with so much suspicion, ridiculous love for politics, cursing and being quick to take offense, long memory, unbelievable ability to hold grudges, and extremely paradoxical attitudes.
 
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Pro-Iran government
If ,i emphasize, if Iraq's government is pro-Iran and i'm sure is not because of cooperations with USA, then they will never do it. Iran was on Kuwait's side when Saddam had similar claim then attacked Kuwait.
Can you type a comment without Iran's name buddy? I think that only beheading Iranians can satisfy you while Shouting Allahu Akbar. Right?
 
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I am not calling for Iraq's balkanization or anything like this. I am mainly speaking of a current and historical phenomenon known as the "Iraqi psych". It is a mysterious world by itself and no one can know what it is exactly. I have interacted with so many nationalities in my life (over 50 nationalities actually). The most difficult one to deal with was certainly the Iraqi. I am not saying that they are not friendly, many are very friendly, but with so much suspicion, ridiculous love for politics, cursing and being quick to take offense, long memory, unbelievable ability to hold grudges, and extremely paradoxical attitudes.
ROFL, I actually agree with you about the cursing. Iraqis love to curse LOL. In fact, this culture of cursing is widespread in Kuwait as well due to many decades of Iraqi influence. :p:

Believe it or not, my favorite people in the region are the Saudis and other peoples of the Arabian Peninsula. I know this might sound hard to believe, considering my extreme criticism of almost everything that's related to this part of the world, but I'm being 100% honest right now. Setting aside the ultra-conservative convictions and political rhetoric of many Gulf Arabs, I actually find it a lot easier to live with my Khaleeji compatriots than with Iranians, Iraqis, Syrians, or even Europeans.

For instance, I've never seen a Saudi resort to cursing, no matter how heated an argument becomes. The worst thing a Saudi could do is accuse you of being an Iranian lol, which isn't even an insult to be honest.

I know a lot of Iraqis. A lot of them are nice people, I agree. Most Arabs are nice people, to be honest. But Iraqis definitely love to curse LOL.

As for balkanization, I'm not in favor of anything. If it happens, then so be it. But what surprises me is that Iraq is still pretty irredentist, even for a country that's experiencing an existential crisis LOL. Just imagine what Iraq would do to us if it ever becomes a strong country again ROFL.
 
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ROFL, I actually agree with you about the cursing. Iraqis love to curse LOL. In fact, this culture of cursing is widespread in Kuwait as well due to many decades of Iraqi influence. :p:

Believe it or not, my favorite people in the region are the Saudis and other peoples of the Arabian Peninsula. I know this might sound hard to believe, considering my extreme criticism of almost everything that's related to this part of the world, but I'm being 100% honest right now. Setting aside the ultra-conservative convictions and political rhetoric of many Gulf Arabs, I actually find it a lot easier to live with my Khaleeji compatriots than with Iranians, Iraqis, Syrians, or even Europeans.

For instance, I've never seen a Saudi resort to cursing, no matter how heated an argument becomes. The worst thing a Saudi could do is accuse you of being an Iranian lol, which isn't even an insult to be honest.

I know a lot of Iraqis. A lot of them are nice people, I agree. Most Arabs are nice people, to be honest. But Iraqis definitely love to curse LOL.

As for balkanization, I'm not in favor of anything. If it happens, then so be it. But what surprises me is that Iraq is still pretty irredentist, even for a country that's experiencing an existential crisis LOL. Just imagine what Iraq would do to us if it ever becomes a strong country again ROFL.

We do actually curse, and we aren't really that polite or well-mannered (especially with those that we don't know). But the level of harshness of words and actions among Iraqis is "horrendous". I know most people will criticize me for this, but even with ISIS, I could see the Iraqi Ba'ath's finger prints in their horrific, genocidal actions. After all ISIS leadership is Iraqi, and big factor behind its rise was due to the American and Shia Iraqi elimination of the Ba'ath's existence from Iraq, so it is very likely that many of the former Ba'athists reshaped themselves under a new genocidal political cult (known as ISIS).
 
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If ,i emphasize, if Iraq's government is pro-Iran and i'm sure is not because of cooperations with USA, then they will never do it. Iran was on Kuwait's side when Saddam had similar claim then attacked Kuwait.
Can you type a comment without Iran's name buddy? I think that only beheading Iranians can satisfy you while Shouting Allahu Akbar. Right?
Why would i think bad for Iran ?
only beheading Iranians can satisfy you while Shouting Allahu Akbar. Right?..Wrong how did you conclude this ?Why would i want something bad for any human and muslims of Iran?
Yes i have made more then thousands comments hardly you can count on numbers where i mentioned Iran ..I mention Iran vis-a-vis India where pakistan is mentioned. Or when somebody say something about Pakistan.I am not anti-Iran..I am just pro-pak..
 
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Why would i think bad for Iran ?
only beheading Iranians can satisfy you while Shouting Allahu Akbar. Right?..Wrong how did you conclude this ?Why would i want something bad for any human and muslims of Iran?
Yes i have made more then thousands comments hardly you can count on numbers where i mentioned Iran ..I mention Iran vis-a-vis India where pakistan is mentioned. Or when somebody say something about Pakistan.I am not anti-Iran..I am just pro-pak..
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Not pro-pak, say pro-government. We never refused cooperation with Pakistan. Stop blaming us buddy. :D
 
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