Gulf Countries Review Investments After US -Iran Conflict.

[Oluwa-btc]

These Gulf nations have not realised that it will be better to promote peace among neighbouring countries than to rely on the US for security. If these nations hadn't allowed the US to build military bases in their territory, they would have avoided these attacks. Iran has the right to attack any nation that is serving as a base to launch missiles at Iran.

Arab nations have been fooled by Trump, who has promised them security. The war have defastated the economy of the Middle East that it would take a long time to recover from the financial and other losses. 

US security?! What is that?!  They've never brought peace and security, it is always death, oppression and exploitation. That is the act of self defense and if you have been cornered and placed on sanctions for 60 plus years, with the world not intervening, would you not do the same as Iran?!

Fooled by Trump?! You all need to know it is not about Trump alone, it is a continuous pattern from the US government, both Democrats and Republican all have the same interests of looting, bullying and exploitation for the sake of making America great.  High time you start seeing it that way. Not just the middle east, but the entire globe.

[JeromeTash]

In my opinion, they do not need to invest heavily in the military and weapons, which would only increase tensions in the region. Instead, they simply need to reconsider their strategic relationships, especially their relationship with the United States. Do not become slaves or accomplices to the US in waging unnecessary wars in their region against their own brothers.

The US initiated the war for its own benefit, but now the Gulf states are bearing the consequences.

We know the people causing tension and military instability in the Gulf states (it's the USA, Israel and some of the Western allies). This is because the Gulf states are too weak and let the US build military bases all over them. Can Qatar claim that they are a sovereign state when they have US military bases littered over their lands? I don't think so.
They can't even speak up to condemn the US and Israel's acts of causing a war and committing war crimes against humanity. They are literary captives as we speak.

If they had a robust military system, there would be no need for US military bases in the Middle East.

The funny thing is, the US is causing havoc in countries that are thousands of miles away from its homeland while its citizens have peaceful sleeps without a worry of running around as refugees to avoid air raids. Imagine if China decided to set up military bases in South America or even, let's say, Canada.

[Wakate]

Not a nightmare for all but I think it is hot and terrifying for those who are not benefiting from his regime. However, Trump leadership might actually look like a tyrant with how he had engaged his priorities as the US President with the structures of conflicts that are not negotiated without global panics.

As for the Arab countries or any geopolitical regions to cut off alliance with the United States over the presidency global attributes as it destabilizes their national economy values could of course linger to global alarm but could that cal Trump to order?

Trump is unpredictable and any nation cutting of deal with them all just because the don't want to be dragged into unjust crisis could lead to Trump going against them, he (Trump) would definitely have excuses of why he must invade them because all of these political elites in their various countries also have mess that even the law can justify his actions on them (if he turns against them) such as the Arab nations.

Don't forget that politics is a game and he still have the leadership power to dominate others.

This should be about calling Trump to order but allowing him to understand that all the problems henis causing in the world including the financial market should not be accepted by all. Trump haf been threatening the European countries for long that is why they never accused him of his currency action against Iran.

Is like every one is watching this tyrant and like what he is doing to other countries, indirectly bringing inevitable punishment to the world economy. Trump should be called to order at first. When he won the election, everyone was a happy that he is going to change the history of the United States but currently, he is causing severe harm.

[Dunamisx]

I guess by now there must have been more resolution to see that the whole issue get to a course, do the members of the GULF has no serious challenges with Iran despite their insubordination when it comes to helping them fight against the West, and that they also join us Ally is also one of the consideration they are taking that to support US, I think Iran also have to begin a new regime and reconsider some of it policies because the world is fast changing and things areas also well advancing.

[HyperCodexV]

Hey everyone i hope u all doing well i wanted to talk about something big happening with the Gulf states. They are under serious financial pressure because of the ongoing U.S Israeli war against Iran. As a result these Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia UAE and Qatar are starting to review their overseas investments. They are looking closely at their business deals contracts and even sports sponsorships they are trying to figure out how to cut back and protect their budgets. This is a huge shift especially after Trump’s visit last year when they pledged  approximately 3.6 trillions dollars to invest in the U.S economy. Now a top Emirati businessman Khalaf al-Habtoor called out Trump directly on social media. He asked Who gave you the right to drag our region into this war. Where did all the billions we invested go are we funding peace or war? It is a wake up call and I am really curious what do you all think. How will these moves affect Gulf-U.S relations long term?
This analysis is based on a Financial Times report.

If this conflict drags on , it is very normal for the Gulf countries to start reviewing their investments. War usually creates economic pressure and governments will try to protect their money and reduce risks in every way possible.
Countries like Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar have large investments in other developed countrie, especially in the U.S so any instability in the region can make them rethink some of those commitments.

[DanWalker]

The Trump regime is becoming a nightmare to everyone on this planet. Trump has been using his office to threaten everybody that chooses not to listen to his agenda. This is not how politics should be and if Trump continues to flex it muscles while destroying another people's territories, he might receive a big accusations and these Arab countries might decide not to work with him again.
Trump is using the American tax payers money to fund this war that is gradually leading to world war.

Not only is the Trump administration becoming a nightmare for the world, and what he is doing is nothing new.  To put it more fully and accurately, the American empire has been doing that for decades. They cause wars, nightmares all over the world. Especially in areas rich in mineral resources and in countries that do not adhere to their agenda.

Before Iran, they had attacked Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, and Asian countries like Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam...they had waged wars in almost every part of the world. It was all for their own benefit, they never thought about the world.

[Iranus]

We know the people causing tension and military instability in the Gulf states (it's the USA, Israel and some of the Western allies). This is because the Gulf states are too weak and let the US build military bases all over them. Can Qatar claim that they are a sovereign state when they have US military bases littered over their lands? I don't think so.
They can't even speak up to condemn the US and Israel's acts of causing a war and committing war crimes against humanity. They are literary captives as we speak.

If they had a robust military system, there would be no need for US military bases in the Middle East.

Yes, you have a point about this. They should also invest in and possess a strong military system so that they no longer have to depend on the United States.

The funny thing is, the US is causing havoc in countries that are thousands of miles away from its homeland while its citizens have peaceful sleeps without a worry of running around as refugees to avoid air raids. Imagine if China decided to set up military bases in South America or even, let's say, Canada.

What is even more notable is that I do not see many Americans opposing this war. It seems that most of them agree with the Trump administration on invading Iran. Even within Congress, the Democratic Party has taken virtually no action to stop this war.

Are they perhaps benefiting from their government's invasions and plundering of other countries, and therefore unwilling to object regardless of whether it is right or wrong?

[Findingnemo]

The funny thing is, the US is causing havoc in countries that are thousands of miles away from its homeland while its citizens have peaceful sleeps without a worry of running around as refugees to avoid air raids. Imagine if China decided to set up military bases in South America or even, let's say, Canada.

What is even more notable is that I do not see many Americans opposing this war. It seems that most of them agree with the Trump administration on invading Iran. Even within Congress, the Democratic Party has taken virtually no action to stop this war.

Are they perhaps benefiting from their government's invasions and plundering of other countries, and therefore unwilling to object regardless of whether it is right or wrong?

US wants to prove their dominance just to prove they are the super power while burining billions of dollars but China is being smart they trap the entire countries and set up their military bases too on the strategic positions in case if it's needed but they moved a long away from the sights, they will deal things differently in case of WWIII like cyber attack to collapse anything is possibly by China if I am not wrong.