The NATO and the political hypocrisy

International standards applied in our Arab and Islamic countries are to ensure the flow of Western interests: black Oil which its price is higher than the red blood of the Palestinians shed by a brutal occupier.

The world keeps silent about these massacres, or it may renounce or deny them. On the contrary, the world does not only keep silent about but it accuses the victims of being the cause for losing the security of the brutal occupier! Warplanes are bombing missiles are fired, and gunboats throw their machine guns against Palestinians under inexhaustible pretexts.

In the same time, a world closes its eyes and turns away from the laws and charters which laid down to be an international standard for protecting civilians and the rights of peoples to fight and resist all occupiers that have ambitions to occupy the land, usurp its wealth, threaten its existence, and steal its civilization and its right for existence.

It is the Israeli occupation which occupied Palestine and established on its ruins an alleged state and a false civilization by complicity of Westerners who pretend to be fair and just.

It passes resolutions and leaves them in the drawers of the international institutions; these resolutions remain ink on paper and nothing of them are applied unless they are in favor of the occupier.

It is the blind justice which the West always boasts of and defends, trying to convince us with standards that it uses to preserve its economic and political interests even though at the expense of blood that is being shed, bodies that are torn apart, homes that are destroyed, trees that are burned, sacred sites that are Judaized, and a civilization that is destroyed by a cruel entity that has no right, no civilization, no culture, and no history.

Warplanes and aircraft carriers along with submarines and expensive missiles are ready, millions of dollars are spent every minute under the pretext of protecting civilians in "Libya" —We are not against the protection and the support of the Libyans even if it is done by non-Muslims— but is the Libyan people so dear to the "Nato"?

It is economic interests and the land of the black gold (oil) which stimulated the interests of the west to attack the repressive regime of Gaddafi; under the pretext of protecting civilians or maintaining the functioning of laws.

If the matter had been the protection of civilians, it would not have kept silent for the extermination of unarmed civilians throughout decades whose blood is shed at the hands of occupiers' gangs.

All laws are applicable to the Arab nation as long as they maintain the Western and European interests away from the occupation state and away from anything that may harm its reputation because it is the offspring of this world which practices oppression and tyranny, and enact laws which it claims to achieve justice, impose security, and protect the people.

It is "the political hypocrisy" which the West is characterized by, and no wonder justice which they pretend to achieve is fake and does not exist except in the dictionaries of commerce, profit, and loss. Black oil that is more precious than the blood of peoples, than honors that are being stained, and than their humanity that is violated under international silence, absence of customs, and balance that weighs according to whims and desires.

The Security Council is not held to protect the Arabs and if it is held for them we find the "U.S. veto" which protects the Western interests and let them flow to provide welfare for their own people and to build their own civilization even if at our expenses.

We want to protect the Libyan people from the butcher of the time, protecting the Yemenis against a suppressive regime that lived long, and supporting all the peoples of the earth against injustice, tyranny and slavery, however we will mention that there is an Arab and Muslim people in a place that is called "usurped" Palestine, which is still being subject to genocide in all forms; to deadly siege, to organized and planned destruction, to judaization of its sacred sites, to seizure of its land, to the taking of its water, to the destruction its trees, and to the destruction of its civilization.

Is not it our right to have protection from the "Nato"?

To protect our lives and souls against the occupation which perches on us, pulls our roots, and usurps our land?

We want an alliance, under any name, to support us, protect our rights, and line up beside us to apply the laws and charters adopted by the divine and international laws.

We want an alliance that does not separate between an oppressor and oppressed, between a victim and another, and between a law and a right.

O alliances of the world that claim to protect rights, we want justice from you and unification of the standards that you agreed upon and accredited them.

O Security Council, be a council for security and do not be a guard for the occupiers!