America's oligarchs want their UAE-type slaves and it looks like Trump and DOGE are going to oblige them.
America's oligarchs want their UAE-type slaves and it looks like Trump and DOGE are going to oblige them.
Imagine it is the year 2035, and the Gaza Strip, in the mold of Neom, stands as one of the greatest success stories of the 21st century. Once a land scarred by conflict and hardship, Gaza has now become a model of resilience, innovation, and coexistence—a thriving hub of commerce, culture, and sustainable development.
By 2035, Gaza’s economy has become one of the fastest-growing in the region, powered by technology, trade, and tourism. A state-of-the-art seaport and international airport have positioned Gaza as a global logistics hub, connecting the Middle East to Africa, Europe, and beyond.
The city’s tech sector has flourished, with Gaza Silicon Valley hosting startups focused on artificial intelligence, renewable energy, and biotechnology. Young Palestinian entrepreneurs, once hindered by lack of opportunity, now lead globally recognized companies, attracting investment from around the world,,,
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(This is what Gaza 2035 is all about. What Trump sees as the future for Gaza and the U.S. The kafala system in place in UAE. Our oligarhs are making ready for the system after US hegemony and IMF imposed free markets across the globe. They will get their profits even if they have to return us to a slave state. They can't stop BRICS drive to a multipolar world so they intend to reclaim profit margins by turning us into something just plain awful.)
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), renowned for its opulent skyscrapers and extravagant lifestyle, hides a dark reality beneath its glossy facade, where there exists a foundation of human tragedy that paints a stark contrast to its outward image. In the pursuit of a better life, millions of South Asian migrants, predominantly from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, have been enticed by the tantalizing promise of high wages and stability that the UAE seemingly offers.
Despite diligent endeavors to address and mitigate these urgent concerns, the UAE's deeply ingrained kafala system and other exploitative labor practices consistently loom over the lives of these migrants. However, this cycle of abuse, marked by systemic injustice and exploitation, has not gone unnoticed. Its reverberations reach far beyond the UAE's borders, resonating globally as a reminder of the fragile state of human rights in the pursuit of economic gain. This truth also stands as a poignant and resolute indication that the quest for progress and prosperity should never compromise human dignity and well-being. It is a call to action for nations and societies around the world to uphold the inherent rights of every individual, regardless of their background or origin. As the world bears witness to the grim consequences of unchecked exploitation, it becomes evident that true progress can only be achieved when it is built upon a foundation of fairness, justice, and unwavering respect for the rights and dignity of all...
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