Declan Hayes
NATO's Gulf States have had it easy for far too long, Declan Hayes writes.
Far from being the end of the story, the news that the autocratic United Arab Emirates have removed their funding from Dublin's main Muslim Brotherhood mosque is just more evidence of the shadow boxing the Gulf States countries engage in not only in Ireland, but globally as well, and more particularly in Syria, Yemen and other countries where they are responsible for the spilling of far too much innocent Arab blood.
The Muslim Brotherhood's main Dublin mosque doubled as their European HQ and my previous article on Muslim Brotherhood mob boss of bosses Qaradawi outlined just how pivotal that mosque cum spy centre is to their world wide terror network and why Sinn Féin MEP and serial Muslim Brotherhood apologist Lynn Boylan, together with reputed IRA godfather Danny Morrison, threatened me after this picture of me with former Syrian Grand Mufti Hassoun, a high priority target for the Muslim Brotherhood murder gang, first surfaced some years ago.
Although fanatical Irish Zionist Mark Humphrys gives us much more information on the nefarious doings of both the Muslim Brotherhood and its Clonskeagh mosque, it is more the interaction between the UAE, the Qataris and the Saudis that interest us here. First off, the Saudis, through their own giant "cultural centre," were supplying the mosque's school with incendiary, sectarian teaching materials that have no place in a modern, pluralist country like Ireland, or anywhere else for that matter. Secondly, as the mosque has long been known to be the command, control and coordination centre for the Muslim Brotherhood in all of Europe, the question arises why was the UAE, through its shady Maktoum Foundation (which also funds former Irish President Mary Robinson), picking up the tab for it, when the Qataris are the main bagmen for the Muslim Brotherhood criminal empire. The answer, to me at least, is all these Gulf State autocracies are cut from the same cloth and the fact that one or more of them can buy cut price Irish politicians like Robinson or the knuckle dragging Sinn Féin crew only mirrors what they do elsewhere with pricier purchases.
Although the various Gulf States' dictators pretend to be flavoured differently, just like CocaCola and Pepsi do, at heart they are the same and, though the old joke has it that CocaCola has more money than God, the Gulf States lot have more money that both of them put together. It is to protect their ill gotten goods that these dictatorships create mayhem worldwide, whether working in tandem or pretending to be opposed to each other, where one plays good cop and the other directly plays the villain, or pays ISIS and their other "business partners" to do their villainous work for them.
Look at Libya and Syria, where Saudi Arabia and Qatar paid the head choppers, while the UAE played the reasonable mafiosi. Or how about Yemen, where the UAE and Saudi Arabia bankrolled NATO's war against the Houthis. Or how about Sudan, where the UAE js implicated in the grossest of war crimes, just as all of them should be with respect to Syria, where Saudi Arabia and Qatar are now volunteering to pay off Syria's World Bank debt.
Good old Syria, which never made peace with Israel, is now being railroaded under its new Muslim Brotherhood management into signing up to the Abraham Accords, which will further advance the Greater Israel project at the expense of Syrians, and Palestinians, who never mattered to these gangsters, except as sources of cheap labour. And don't tell me about some token Qatari and Turkish funding for Gaza because the Muslim Brotherhood, through its Al Jazeera network, egged on the Gazans to die like lemmings. The Muslim Brotherhood disgust me, as they should you.
And don't go on about that BRICS charade, which is only a hedge for the UAE and Saudi Arabia to protect their assets, lest Uncle Sam be eventually out-muscled. Little Sparta has vast dollar reserves and, if throwing the glad eye at BRICS is what it takes to preserve them, fair enough for these amoral monsters.
And, on the subject of Little Sparta, what is a mickey mouse country like the UAE doing being the main player in Kazakhstan's sugar market, or in Geneva's airport, through which it channels its massive gold hoardings? And what brought murdered Israeli rabbi Zvi Kogan to Dubai where he ran a kosher grocery store, before three Uzbekis dispatched him? And why is the UAE the bolthole of choice for Ireland's main international crime gang?
The UAE, like its equally artificial Qatari, Saudi and Israeli buddies, is up to far too much skullduggery that it should be made paid for and, though it is good news that Dr Ali Selim, one of the Dublin mosque's most active enforcers, must now look for a teaching position commensurate with his pathetic skill levels (this is a pen, that is a pen), all the rest of them must, together with those on their payrolls, be held to account if the Middle East is to ever have peace.
The British bequeathed the vast wealth of the Persian Gulf to a band of gangsters masquerading as princes,who are devoid of any semblance of morality. Not only is Dubai itself the centre for the most revolting crimes against prostitutes they ferry in to satiate their perversions but they have bought off anyone of importance who can be bought off and they have helped murder more innocents in Syria, Sudan, Libya, and Yemen than we can imagine. And then there was that little murder incident in the Saudis' Turkish consulate
NATO's Gulf States have had it easy for far too long. Because it is time to end their party, not only should their Dublin mosque stay closed but their entire global operation should be wound up and the proceeds shared between all the peoples of the Arab world from Algeria in the west to Iraq in the east, who have much more right to it than do these political perverts and the politicians, academics and other prostitutes they squander their pocket money on.