Robert Fisk: Terrorists draw their ideas from the source of Wahhabism that Trump will visit

Robert Fisk: Terrorists draw their ideas from the source of Wahhabism that Trump will visit

Arab and international  From 2017-05-20 at 20:00 (Baghdad time)

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The world is heading to Riyadh, which is expected to be reached by US President Donald Trump, on a visit expected to witness the signing of bilateral agreements worth hundreds of billions of dollars.
In this regard, the British writer known Robert Fisk in an article in the British newspaper The Independent, the visit analyzed.
"Trump is heading to the kingdom to inaugurate NATO Arab, which will be welcomed by many dictators, corrupt officials, tyrants and headscarves," Fisk said.
"It will also be welcomed by a monstrous president, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, who seems unable to speak or listen, and may even have lost his mind," Fisk said.
More than 42 countries - including Pakistan, Jordan, Turkey, Egypt and Morocco - are meeting under the Saudi aspiration to lead an Islamist alliance against terrorism on the one hand and Shi'ism on the other. a second".
Fisk believes that it is ironic that Washington does not care that the terrorists and an organized organization are taking their ideas from Wahhabism. "There is no consolation for the fact that most of the terrorists in the Middle East are inspired by their ideas from the source of the Wahhabism that Trump will visit."
"Arab and Muslim leaders will listen to Trump's delusions about peace and Islamic terrorism. His speech will be laughable because he will poison Iran with terrorism, while those who destroy the world are those who have learned from Wahhabism."
Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman says he aspires to lead the Sunni front - including Iraq - to counter the Shi'ite axis of Iran, Hezbollah, Houthis and Shiite minorities in the Gulf states that may be considering unrest.
Saudi Arabia has thus dealt with Nimr al-Nimr, a prominent Shiite cleric, after he executed him by separating his head from his body (Wahhabism), along with 47 others who were described as terrorists.
It also did in Bahrain in 2011, when it paid the island's shield troops to quell the Shiite majority uprising, at the request of the king of Bahrain.
That's why - says Fisk - we see the president of America (abhorrent), which can be compared to the type of madmen such as Gaddafi and Ahmadinejad, it goes. The fact that the preacher, Trump's arch-foe, is a child with the same Saudi Wahhabism, is never mentioned at all.
The kings and princes of the Gulf, who have enormous wealth - Trump's only religion - seek to destroy the Shiites of the region. This is a simple justification for countering terrorism for Washington, which means the flow of a huge arsenal of $ 100 billion to Saudi Arabia in preparation for the upcoming war. While America and Israel will both be smiling.
According to Fisk, Gerd Kouchner - the Trump's brother-in-law described by the Crown Prince - could take over the creation of an Arab NATO. Israel would be very happy to see the Shiites and Sunnis fighting and even feeding the conflict as it did during the Iran-Iraq war. Tel Aviv has supplied Iran with missiles. The Israeli role has already emerged, with the bombing of the forces of Bashar al-Assad and his Shiite allies, turning a blind eye to al-Qa'ida and treating al-Qaeda in the Golan.
"Iran has done a lot to ensure that the battle is inside Iran and not in Saudi Arabia, but he has not been aware of the strict Iranian threat to the kingdom," said Fisk.
"This means that Saudi Arabia should start building bomb shelters in major cities - Riyadh, Jeddah, Dhahran and the headquarters of major institutions - which are the favorite places for the hearts of the Americans," he said.
Fisk compares what Bin Salman is doing now to what Saddam Hussein did four decades ago. In 1980, while Saddam Hussein used oil revenues to build highways, import the latest technology, and provide the highest level of health care, he went into war with Iran, impoverished the Iraqis, humiliated Iraq before the Arabs, invaded Kuwait, imposed sanctions, Was executed by hanging after the US invasion in 2003. In contrast, Bin Salman announced the vision of 2030, which aims to end the kingdom's dependence on oil as a major source of income. But he soon began to seek a war with Tehran.
Visk does not forget the analysis of the Syrian analysis in his analysis. Visk conveys the opinion of Shermin Narwani, a former assistant fellow at St. Anthony's College. He pointed out that American support for the Kurds, who are moving towards al-Raqqa, aims to break up Syria and Iraq.
Reports indicate that Kurdish control of Arab areas in Nineveh, Iraq, has nothing to do with Kurds at all.
The Kurds consider al-Hasakah and al-Qamishli in Syria to be areas of Kurdistan, despite their weak presence there.
But Fisk believes that this will not last long. The Kurds will be betrayed as they have always done in history - even if the bane that governs America is overthrown - Turkey is more important to America than the false dream of Kurds in a state.
Fisk also does not forget the Yemeni file and says of course, there is no need to talk about justice, civil rights, disease and death. Because of Saudi Arabia's criminal bombing of Yemen - which happens with American blessing - the country has sunk into cholera.
"One country remains far from this great scene: Russia, but be sure that Putin knows exactly what is going on and will enjoy NATO's vision of rupture," he said, recalling that "Foreign Minister Lavrov manages the Syrian file professionally, If Lavrov needs any intelligence, he has only to ask Trump. "
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