Thursday, January 24, 2013

The Baluch tolerance culture is the victim of religion hatred



The Iranian can invade Baluchistan but it has been proven that the Persian can not rule effectively over the western Baluchistan. There are many reasons to why the Baluch have rejected the Persian rules and refused to integrate into Persian sphere of politic.

The fact is that the people of western Baluchistan are ethnically Baluch, religiously Sunni. Iran is Shiite majority state ruled according to Shiite doctrine or supreme Shiite religion leader wishes. The people of western Baluchistan historically belong to once was the tribal confederation of Baluchistan. Western Baluchistan historically is not part of Iran. The Iranian forces invaded Baluchistan in 1927.

The Shiite hatred against the Sunni have been revitalised by the Persian as well as by the Arab fundamentalists. The Baluch tolerance culture is the victim of religion hatred.  

The Baluch have migrated to the Gulf state. The Baluch have become the citizens of Arab states and part of national state system, the Baluch have integrated within the Arab societies. The majority of the Gulf States Baluch only have historical memory with their Baluch cousin in Baluchistan.

The Iranian hardliners news outlets have accused the Qatari, Saudi Arabia, the American, Israel and Britain for supporting the some religious groups in the western Baluchistan. The Persian Shiite paranoia has over taken the rational in Tehran. The mistrust between Shiite and Sunni is more than 1400 years old and cannot be bridged may be for ever, because the hatred has religious roots.

The Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the American, Israel and Britain are the richest countries on the earth, if they wanted to support the Baluch they could calve an independent Baluchistan from the Iran without much difficulty. If only the poorest country in the world had supported the Baluch the Baluchistan would have been an independent country by now.
I have not got too much to say to Iranian but they have been led by blind donkey.     
Mehrab. Sarjov.

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