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The Debi population followed the example of Kuwait and presented
their Amir with a list of revendications which we hope will soon be
realized and which are in the interest of both the Amir and the
population#
We hope the Reformist movement will spread to ill the Principal-
ties of the Persian Gulf which are still subjected to the vexatious
measures of old-fashioned Governments. Their Cheifchs and Amirs are
greatly responsible of the backward situation in their States, because
of their submissiveness to foreign powers and of their personnal
interests. It is their fault if the Arab States of the Persian Gulf
are in some ways shut out of the rest of the world, submitted to
foreign powers which prevent any communication with the exterior,
any cooperation beteween t|ie Arab States of with other Arab Countries.
Rumours had spread regarding the unification of the Principalties
of the Persian Gulf. But the disagreements among the different Amirs
and Cheikhs as well as Britain's policiy in those States will certain
ly not allow it. England knows too well that such an union would
finally turn against her.
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