Exploitation of Muslims Al Salmiya City - Kuwait from Planck's Constant

Osama Bin Laden, in his declaration of war against the US ¹, had this to say about America:

The Arabian Peninsula has never -- since Allah made it flat, created its desert, and encircled it with seas -- been stormed by any forces like the crusader armies spreading in it like locusts, eating its riches and wiping out its plantations.

OK, let's see the before and after images to illustrate how America is eating the riches of the Arabian Peninsula:

Before America began exploiting Kuwaiti Muslims:

Photo Credit: travel.webshots.com

Now let us look after America began 'exploiting' Kuwaiti Muslims:

New landscape of Al Salmiya City - Kuwait
Photo Credit: Khalid Almasoud

So when you hear Muslims complaining about how America is stealing the wealth of Muslims or Arabs, point them to the 'After' photo above.

I wish someone would exploit the city I live in the way America exploits Muslims.

Notes

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Caption for 'Before' photo: Camels Douz Sahara Desert - Tourists and camels. Douz is known as the gateway to the Sahara. Although this is not actually a photo of Kuwait, desert sands are desert sands.

Caption for 'After' photo:

Salmiya : located 12 kilometers southeast of Kuwait City, is one of the largest areas in Kuwait consisting of both commercial and residential areas with a population of 150,000. 90% of its population consists of expatriates.

Salmiya also has a large amount of construction work, mostly on new residential, retail, and hotel complexes. The Gulf Street is coveted for its amazing sea vistas, and is the main hub for construction. Some of the landmark hotel projects include the Symphony project (incorporating the world's first Missoni Hotel, an office tower and an upscale mall; opening in mid 2008), the Olympic Council of Asia's Headquarters (set to include offices, a mall, and the Hilton Olympia Kuwait; opening in late 2008), the Ibis Salmiya and Omniya Centre (opening in early 2008), and the Wafra Mall and Tower (opening 2009).