## **đ„ Why No Muslim Country Is Allowed to Have an Atomic Bomb | Exposing Global Hypocrisy**
Why is it that **no Muslim countryâexcept oneâis âallowedâ to possess nuclear weapons**?
In this bold and eye-opening video, we explore a truth the mainstream rarely addresses: The **global nuclear order is not about peaceâitâs about power, control, and fear.**
While countries like the **USA**, **Israel**, **France**, and **India** stockpile nukes with little resistance, Muslim nations face **sanctions, invasions, and sabotage** even when they only *think* about nuclear development.
This documentary-style video unpacks:
đ The **only Muslim nuclear power (Pakistan)** â and why it's treated as a âdangerâ đ„ The **destruction of Iraq and Libya** â nations that were either accused or gave up nukes đ **Iranâs decades-long struggle**, accused of building a bomb it never had âïž The blatant **double standard** in how the West deals with âtrustedâ vs âtargetedâ countries Why **Israelâs nuclear arsenal is accepted**, while Muslim programs are criminalized đ The **colonial mindset** still shaping global policy toward the Muslim world đ The **effect on Muslim unity, sovereignty, and independence**
We ask the real questions:
* Why is nuclear deterrence called âsecurityâ in the West, but âextremismâ in the Muslim world? * Who really decides who can possess ultimate powerâand why?
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00:00The atomic bomb has fundamentally altered the dynamics of power and fear in our world.
00:06Yet, when we look at the global landscape of nuclear capabilities, a glaring disparity emerges.
00:14There are nine recognized nuclear powers, but only one Muslim nation, Pakistan.
00:20And even that status is often treated as an anomaly, a mistake in the eyes of the West.
00:26Consider the cases of Iraq and Libya.
00:30Saddam Hussein sought nuclear capabilities, and what happened?
00:34His country was bombed back to the Stone Age, all under the pretext of eliminating a non-existent threat.
00:42Gaddafi, too, attempted to pursue nuclear ambitions, but ultimately surrendered his program in hopes of gaining favor with the West.
00:50Instead, he was met with invasion and destruction.
00:53The message is clear.
00:56The West will not tolerate any Muslim nation attempting to join the nuclear club.
01:01Now, let's turn our attention to Iran.
01:05For over two decades, Iran has faced relentless scrutiny and sanctions.
01:11Accused of pursuing nuclear weapons, it has never built.
01:15Meanwhile, we hear the same dire warnings from Western leaders, claiming Iran is just weeks away from acquiring a bomb.
01:24Yet, the irony is palpable.
01:27Israel, a nation that has openly developed its nuclear arsenal, is never subjected to the same level of scrutiny.
01:34The hypocrisy is staggering.
01:37The double standards are evident.
01:39Western nations justify their nuclear arsenals as necessary for national security, while Muslim nations are viewed through a lens of fear and suspicion.
01:49The United States, the only nation to have ever used atomic bombs, positions itself as the arbiter of nuclear morality.
02:00But who is truly dangerous?
02:02Is it the nations that are actively seeking to develop weapons, or those that already possess them and have used them in warfare?
02:10This isn't merely about safety.
02:13It's about power dynamics.
02:14The Western world perceives Muslim nations as threats, rather than sovereign entities with rights to self-defense.
02:23The colonial mindset persists, albeit in a different form.
02:28Instead of soldiers occupying lands, we see sanctions and military bases, a modern-day imperialism that keeps Muslim countries divided and dependent.
02:39The consequences are dire.
02:41The Muslim world is fragmented, perpetually under threat, and stripped of the strength that comes with nuclear deterrence.
02:50We witness the devastation in places like Syria and Gaza, where military interventions have left cities in ruins.
02:58The lack of unity among Muslim nations only exacerbates their vulnerability, leading to a cycle of fear and foreign manipulation.
03:06Ultimately, we must ask ourselves, who decides who gets to wield power in this world?
03:13The narrative that the world needs fewer bombs is misleading.
03:18What it truly requires is justice and equality.
03:22Until we confront these biases and demand a fairer distribution of power, the notion of peace remains an illusion.
03:29What it trulyeth is justice and equality, the force of a person to be with us, the resources of a person to be with us, the opposition is to be with us, the opposition to bÄdzie for us.
03:32The extreme
03:45is of course the solution.
03:46The devil has to be with us, and in order for us, the side is to be with us.
