From: aaldoubo@copper.denver.colorado.edu (Anisa Alnoor Aldoubosh)
Newsgroups: talk.politics.mideast,soc.culture.arabic
Subject: Re: Answer to Anisa
Summary: Don't bother
Date: 30 Sep 92 21:28:22 GMT
Followup-To: talk.politics.mideast
Organization: University of Colorado at Denver

K.A.R.Razzooqi writes:
>
>   You do not hold any regard for any one unless he follows your own
>   created views.And if someone presents his own views which does not 
>   support your own ,you lable him with very bad things and attack him
>   personaly.And all this goes to prove that you are a pathetic and hypocrite
>   figure (you and your supporters!!!!!??).

No, you are absolutely and completely wrong here.  I hold plenty of
regard for people that deserve it - I don't care who he or she is
and where he or she is from.

If you had been paying more attention, instead of being so defensive and
vindictive, you might have been able to read not what you wanted to.  You
might have seen that it has been Anwar and his supporters who are doing
the attacking on a personal level.  You might also have been able to focus
your attention on the fact that it is people like you and your anti-
Islamist friend, Anwar, who are only trying to justify the actions of your
pathetic, hypocritical, and bigoted government.

>   Deep rooted resentment(which you created by your selfs) does not execuse
>   the support of the KILLING and RAPE of innocent KUWAITI people.

Nor does it qualify your government to expell nearly a million innocent
people.  Nor does it justify, in any sense, the dehumanization of those
left in Kuwait.
    
>   And as I said before PLEASE PLEASE do not involve ISLAM and MUSLIMS in our 
>   arguments because you do not represent Islam and Muslims(you are far far from   it ,thank GOD).

A person cannot be a SAINT in dealing with such corruptions and dirty
politics, but at least I have the courage to stand up to it and am not
hiding behind any FACADE.

>   (I have this image of you judging from your previos letters and the LANGUAGE
>   that you use,which I do not think that it follows the Islamic Manners)

Seems that you would rather defame and judge someone who does not share
the same love and enthusiasm for your most revered, respectable, and
Islamic government.  It only shows what a very shallow person you really are.
 
>    Where were you when we did not have oil ???!

I wasn't born yet.  Where were your forefathers?  Making deals and
shaking hands with the British?

>    Where were you when we were dyeing from diseases in the gulf and no one
>    came to help us???!!

What??

>    Why you did not talk about land ownership before the oil??!!

There was nothing to Kuwait before the oil.  But that doesn't excuse
its actions *now* in not giving proper distribution of wealth from
the resources to all Muslim peoples instead of creating class systems
and using it to their advantage politically, while maintaining this
pseudo Islamic image.  And if it is so fair, why does it outlaw
political parties who want to establish democratic rule by vote with
freedom and justice for all people despite their nationality?
 
>    Why you cared about us and unity with us when oil was discovered??!!

Obviously you cared little about other Arabs and Islamic unity when
oil was discovered - and you achieved your independence from the
British so that other Arabs would not receive their equal share.

>    Why when you talk about spreading the arab wealth,you only mention oil?!!

I am only referring to distribution of wealth to the poorer countries.
If you think, you might be able to see that it does help to feed and
clothe people.  That it does create a more positive political and economic
climate.  That it does aid in advancement and stability for other nations-
then other aspect of Arab wealth can be addressed.

>    Every country has its own resourses,and then it depends on the people on
>    how to make the best of it.

That's true.  But you should also remember that the governments are the
ones to benefit from the resources and not the people.  You should reflect
on what the average person lives on in the poorer Arab countries and how
resources like water are limited and dispersed.  You should know that money
does, when invested properly, create a better way of life for all people
so that there is equality and not extremities in wealth because of greed
and power.

>    I am not against helping each other,and spreading all the arab & Muslim 
>    wealth but not to speak about one resourse and forgetting about the other
>    ones because it is convenient.

No - we aren't forgetting anything.  And resources are generally traded,
but in that process, the average person does not benefit from that even
though they helped produce it and distribute it.  The GNP might be high,
but the wages are extremely low in comparison with the prices for these
products.  And the costs of living is extremely exorbitant and consume
the majority of the worker's wages, leaving them in poverty and a non-
beneficiary of even the rich resources of their own country.  Even in
Africa where there is rich resources, there is famine and great poverty
while the government and elitis classes (if any) are the sole beneficiary.
When you talk about resources, you must also keep in mind the principals
of economics.

>    It is very easy to forget when you have all this hate, isn't it?!!!

You need to examine more than the superficial level of this Network
to really understand that it goes far beyond hate.  You don't have
any right to criticize the small person who is only fighting for the
truth and justice while excusing the real promoters of the hate and
disunity for their own convenient reasons.
  
Anisa

	Hazrat Ibn 'Umar (RAA) reports that the Holy Prophet (SAWS)
	saying that Muslims are like brothers who do not harm each
	other nor hand over any Muslim to his enemy.  One who
	fulfills the demand and redresses the difficulty of another
	Muslim, will get Allah's help in his difficulty; similarly,
	a Muslim, who covers the faults of another Muslim, will
	have Allah's cover for his own faults.
						(Bukhari and Muslim)

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