Twenty-two Arab lies – divided on twenty-two Arab countries

Egypt­ian writer Adil Al-Samri counts 22 lies in the Arab summits:

1– The uni­fied Arab army and the Arab com­mon defense agree­ment, (It was signed 59 years ago, and been imple­mented so far).

2– Arabs united will, (The real­ity says that there is no uni­fied will, except the will of conflicts).

3– Arab com­mon mar­ket, (The total trade between Saudi Ara­bia and China $86.4 bil­lion, and between Saudi Ara­bia and Egypt $5 .13 billion).

4– The Arab peo­ple. (Arab peo­ple con­sist of many races, cul­tures, trends, ide­olo­gies and reli­gions, What a lie .. with sin­gle dis­pute, just see Arabs insult each oth­ers on the internet).

5– Arab uni­fied currency.

6– The com­mon Arab position.

7– Rela­tions with Iran.

8– The Arab nation is one coun­try, (You are able to travel to Malaysia with­out a visa, but not to Qatar).

9– The Arab initiative,(Dozens of ini­tia­tives to be imple­mented, and noth­ing done. We need an ini­tia­tive to stop all these initiatives).

10– Arab reconciliation.

11– The Arab oil, (Arabs use it to insult each oth­ers, or to wage inter­nal wars).

12– The Arab one-body, (Deformed parts in con­flict with each other).

13– Arabs posi­tion from the US, (Noth­ing can be done in the Arab coun­tries with­out the US. How­ever, they are all accus­ing each other with being the US-collaborators).

14– Arab solidarity.

15– The com­mon Arab dream.

16– The Arab National Security.

17– The com­mon Arab decision.

18– The Arab cause.

19– Arab interests.

20– Arab diplomacy

21– The Arab Summit

22– The Arab League.

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  2. Ian Douglas says:

    It is not enough to state these 22 lies. One has to state the rea­son for their per­pet­u­a­tion. Ask the peo­ple if they want Arab sol­i­dar­ity, believe in the Arab cause, engage the Arab dream, wish for the rise of the com­mon Arab nation, under­stand the com­mon­al­ity of Arab inter­ests across the Arab world, etc. The prob­lem is not among the peo­ple, but across Arab lead­ers, state appa­ra­tuses, and com­plicit intel­lec­tu­als. These, for geopo­lit­i­cal and per­sonal inter­ests, make truths into lies.