Analyst warns against Saudi Arabia’s agenda in the Middle East

Political analyst and researcher, Hamza Hassan warned in a recent interview with Fars news agency against the nefarious influence of Saudi Arabia in the Middle East region, noting that al-Saud is working to assert its hold over the Arab world and to an extent the Islamic world by fomenting chaos and dissension throughout.
Analyst warns against Saudi Arabia’s agenda in the Middle East
Already in control of the Gulf states through its system of patronage, al-Saud wants to expand its hegemony to all borders and all states of the Middle East.

“All countries in the Persian Gulf have border problems with Saudi Arabia,” noted Hassan. He quickly added that Saudi princes knew very little of unity.

Keen to support his analysis on Saudi Arabia’s expansion plans, Hassan explained that the Kingdom is working toward establishing a new monarchical council, which would include the kingdoms of Jordan and Morocco. In essence, al-Saud wants to become some sort of super-kingdom over other kingdoms, both ensuring that democracy will never see the light of day and also guarantee that it will remain in control of all kingdoms political path and thus future.

Crazed by its need to rule over, al-Saud want to become the kings of king.

Hassan stressed that such plans however are doom to failure as the people will neither agree nor condone such political servitude, especially in the light of Saudi Arabia unjust and illegitimate rule.

Oman has already made known it will oppose such plans.