Comments by "" (@ahmeda.3198) on "Egyptian man expresses disappointment in his country, pleads for the saving of Gaza" video.

The problem is that Egypt, just like Jordan, is totally dependent on US aid. This criminal regimes based their entire economies on US aid money, which is only given in exchange for discrete cooperation with Israel.
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@wakingfromslumber9555 Are you kidding me? It’s on the order of billions of dollars annually. Where did you get that idea? All US aid to Egypt goes to that country’s largest employer, the military, which is also the case with Jordan. I blame the governments and the people themselves for this.
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It doesn’t even have to be militarily based action. There are some Arab states, including Egypt who are actively supporting Israel right now. Egypt, Jordan, KSA, Bahrain, and UAE are all working with Israeli company Trucknet Enterprise to ensure that goods continue to get delivered to Israel despite the Houthi blockade. I believe that means weapons components also.
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I have never in my life met a hard working Khaleeji. One who came to the west with nothing, and was desperate for success. I have worked as an engineer for many years now and have never met one of them. As a college student I never met a single one of them in the scientific or engineering curricula. They happened to be born into wealthy landscapes, and have resources which they did nothing to earn.
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Absolutely agree with you.
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There’s a story now about how Indian trade unions are now refusing to handle weapons cargo on ships destined to Israel. Given the Houthi blockade, how would a ship carrying anything make it from India to Israel? The answer to that question is the containers are delivered to Israel via land bridge. Israel company Trucknet Enterprise is working with UAE, KSA, Bahrain, Egypt and Jordan to deliver goods to Israel. Clearly this includes weapons.
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There’s a news story now about how Indian trade unions are now refusing to handle weapons cargo on ships destined to Israel. Given the Houthi blockade, how would a ship carrying anything make it from India to Israel? The answer to that question is the containers are delivered to Israel via land bridge. Israeli company Trucknet Enterprise is working with UAE, KSA, Bahrain, Egypt and Jordan to deliver goods to Israel. Clearly this includes weapons.
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Man, it’s morning time in India and this dude just woke up. All respect for your country has gone down the toilet. You people saturate these boards, and there’s never an ounce of humanity or even an ounce of intelligence to you. You are all like robots, leaving your juvenile comments and emojis that somebody else programmed in your empty heads.
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Shut your mouth, this needs to be said.
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Look at the news articles on Oct 6, KSA was trying to get a nuclear power reactor. This is one of the reasons they want normalization. UAE and Bahrain want to buy more F16s. These are the most criminal and racist regimes.
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He speaking with an Egyptian accent. How come people on the subcontinent like to flaunt their stupidity? It’s prominently on display from the Hindutva crowd on a daily basis. They post juvenile or otherwise useless comments, and only serve to reflect poorly on their nation.
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Look at the headlines from Oct 6 and before. There was talk of KSA seeking US and Israeli assistance to implement a nu energy program. That’s one of the reasons they were pursuing normalization.
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Shouting on the street is what brings down governments, when enough people do it together. If people were out in full force every day to the extent that the leaders feared losing their ability to govern, then things would change. Use your brain.
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There’s a story now about how Indian trade unions are now refusing to handle weapons cargo on ships destined to Israel. Given the Houthi blockade, how would a ship carrying anything make it from India to Israel? The answer to that question is the containers are delivered to Israel via land bridge. Israel company Trucknet Enterprise is working with UAE, KSA, Bahrain, Egypt and Jordan to deliver goods to Israel. Clearly this includes weapons.
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He was seeking normalization because they want help from US and Israel to build a power plant. The kind of power plant that doesn’t use fossil fuels, if you know what I mean. Accordingly, KSA is also involved in the Trucknet Enterprise land bridge to Israel.
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@mars1pluto Right, in Yemen, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, they are all living the high life from oil revenues.
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@AliMuslim-n9b Good by troll.
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@mtr3754 What is the economy there based on? Tourism and US Aid, correct?
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Israel is not powerful, in of itself, but it exploits relationships with servile western governments to get military, financial, and diplomatic aid. If not for this, modern israel would not be able to sustain as a belligerent and ethno-supremacist abomination in the Middle East.
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Took back what belonged to them? Land in the Middle East does not belong to people from Ukraine, Russia, Germany, Brooklyn, etc. You don’t even have an intelligent viewpoint, you’re just barking garbage without any understanding.
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@DorkThink And you’re from a Gulf country? No offense, but for some of us ‘film editor’ was not even an option allowed by our families. We had to go into something that would provide stable income. Film editors, artists, film producers, investors, hot rod drivers, what other recreational activities pretending to be serious work do the Khaleej do. Nothing against these fields for the people who really work hard at them, but I think we know that nobody from the Gulf knows anything about that topic. I have never met one who has had to build themselves from the ground up. Build a life for themselves and their family. One who recognizes that being in the west is a big break that most of his people can only dream of.
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@DorkThink The Bahraini who works hard, the Emirati who works hard, the Saudi who works hard, he won’t be found in higher education or in a technical discipline. Rather he will be found working hard at overseeing slv labor, barking orders at the foreign help, feasting on his bucket of KFC, etc. Is that right?
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