Close this door... forever
In the crosshairs
Among the misfortunes of fate is the proliferation of talk and rumors regarding the intentions of the gang that calls itself Iran’s “Revolutionary Guard.” Despite its dying breaths, these rumors claim it is developing new weapons to add to its missiles and drones, while it continues with brazen aggression against “Gulf Cooperation Council” countries, particularly Kuwait and the Kingdom of Bahrain. This is facilitated by the gang’s sensors and its dirty arms, whether in Iraq or through other organizations, sectarian groups, and terrorist mobs. Tragically, they hide behind names that evoke affection, operating under the principle of “a word of truth used to achieve falsehood.”
If these filthy gatherings, in their thoughts and intentions, foolishly bet on the sympathy of certain segments of the peoples of the countries they dream of harming, then we say with full confidence to this crumbling Guard, its collapsed arms, and its malfunctioning sensors: Away with you, and with your rusted minds and dying ideas. For our peoples as a whole uphold their eternal slogan: “God, then the Homeland.” The crime of your deceased predecessor’s invasion is not distant; he followed this path and perished, along with his invaders, supporters, and backers. Despite his tyranny, criminality, and temptations, he failed to find any collaborator who would legitimize his crime, which history has preserved in its black pages as an example of ingratitude and treachery.
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Woe, utter woe, to everyone who does not learn from history and take lessons from its teachings, and from the blunders and crimes of tyrants.
Therefore, we have great hope in our leaders closing our borders with this misguided group forever, and leaving the damage inflicted on our border facilities—resulting from their recent aggression—as a testament to their ongoing crimes, represented by their near-daily missiles and drones. We do this for no reason other than to declare: “Our Lord is God,” and to strive diligently to build an impenetrable barrier between us and them, for they are the only losers if such a barrier is erected.
We also advocate maintaining the minimum number of representatives of their diplomatic missions, as well as the representation of our countries by them, after closing our consulates there, which yielded us nothing but insults. They turned them into markets for seeking fame, false boasts, and a cheap auction for gathering electoral votes.
We will always echo what our master, Caliph Umar ibn al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with, said. He wished that there were a mountain of fire between us and the Persians, so that we might be protected from their evil and safe from their treachery. We ask God to guide the misguided people.
A Kuwaiti writer
