January 2013 (UTC) 

 I was watching the demonstrations in Kuwait, I come to a very odd discovery regarding their chants. In Bahrain the protesters were mostly Shiites, while in Kuwait the demonstrators were mostly Sunnis. It seems some of the Kuwaiti chants were actually using Bahraini-inspired tone. One notorious part is "Peacefully, peacefully (سلمية سلمية)", rather than using the Syrian or Egyptian tone of "سلمية". I know I sound like a sensitive guy here doing some funny stuff, but given that some Kuwaitis has fear the "mercenaries" and they have sometimes using the Bahraini tones, I have a feeling there is some connection between Kuwaitis, Bahrainis and the Eastern Saudis. If my confirmation is true, and if the Kuwaitis keep going on, there is a very possible chance you will get the Arabian Peninsula's biggest pan-Gulf protest movement ever. But then again, survivors of the Gulf regimes will never learn and they are not afraid because they are now trying to hijack every single Arab revolution from Tunisia all the way to Syria, as so there will be no problem for Gulf rulers to continue using army for suppressing the demonstrations. And yes it was first revealed by Mujtahidd.    14:17, 21