The Power Of Abdullah King
In Ma'an, a bleak desert town which is situated In the southern part of the beautiful Jordan, The plague of poverty and the high unemployment Is remotely felt from the wonderful capital, Amman.
Ma'an has discontent swirls in some living room conversations Which are especially expressed on its main street, Because its people have sparked some protests and demands For new reforms to determine the political power to defeat.
The protestants want to limit the power of Abdullah King Who wields in this country the supreme authority.
The oppositionists of demonstration want to have everything So they gathered for this monarch some pledges of their loyalty.
This monarch has counted on the support of the Bedouins Who had formed in the past his regime backbone.
But the protester's rancor is rife being fueled over mountains By the unrest across the Arabs and this is very well known.
In Ma'an, the anti-government riots have been erupted Since a while, now their style to talk is very different.
'Cause the government and the royal court are corrupted And the authorities are still extremely indifferent.
A sheikh said that the king holds all the authority In his own hand even this authority must be limited.
He has broad executive powers and political immunity Because the denunciation of the monarch is banned.
Jordan people wanted a new constitutional monarchy Which could be extremely similar to the British one, But this would affect the political balance leading to anarchy Marouf al-Bakhit talked about this balance, and it wasn't fun At all because the constitutional amendments granting The monarch's additional powers still need to exist.
And the idea which has been promoted very vehemently By the opposition leaders had finally to be dismissed.
There were some impressionable changes that would produce A cabinet drawn from their political parliamentary majority But a bunch of thieves who was looking out for own business Interests had surrounded the life of Abdullah's royal family.
So,no change can produce a cabinet drawn from the king's Appointment of the prime minister, an important person said, While a bunch of thieves doesn't care about the interests of The most poor citizen,who really need to eat their bread.
A queen, who is a very important ambassador For Jordan country abroad, is merely accused Of interfering in some official appointments Even for this interferer she has no excuse.
This queen, who is mediating the Arab relations As ambassador for Jordan abroad, is merely accused Also of receiving foreign funding for some foundations Which ran out without public oversight and without excuse.
An extremely strong bond although still remains Between the local tribes and the ruling Hashemit family.
A strife between the Palestinians and Jordanians Which can take place soon will destroy their solidarity.
The removal of Hashemit family can lead To a power struggle making the people to groan.
A civil strife can destroy the solidarity between The tribes, if the monarchy is overthrown.
Ma'an has discontent swirls in some living room conversations Which are especially expressed on its main street, Because its people have sparked some protests and demands For new reforms to determine the political power to defeat.
The protestants want to limit the power of Abdullah King Who wields in this country the supreme authority.
The oppositionists of demonstration want to have everything So they gathered for this monarch some pledges of their loyalty.
This monarch has counted on the support of the Bedouins Who had formed in the past his regime backbone.
But the protester's rancor is rife being fueled over mountains By the unrest across the Arabs and this is very well known.
In Ma'an, the anti-government riots have been erupted Since a while, now their style to talk is very different.
'Cause the government and the royal court are corrupted And the authorities are still extremely indifferent.
A sheikh said that the king holds all the authority In his own hand even this authority must be limited.
He has broad executive powers and political immunity Because the denunciation of the monarch is banned.
Jordan people wanted a new constitutional monarchy Which could be extremely similar to the British one, But this would affect the political balance leading to anarchy Marouf al-Bakhit talked about this balance, and it wasn't fun At all because the constitutional amendments granting The monarch's additional powers still need to exist.
And the idea which has been promoted very vehemently By the opposition leaders had finally to be dismissed.
There were some impressionable changes that would produce A cabinet drawn from their political parliamentary majority But a bunch of thieves who was looking out for own business Interests had surrounded the life of Abdullah's royal family.
So,no change can produce a cabinet drawn from the king's Appointment of the prime minister, an important person said, While a bunch of thieves doesn't care about the interests of The most poor citizen,who really need to eat their bread.
A queen, who is a very important ambassador For Jordan country abroad, is merely accused Of interfering in some official appointments Even for this interferer she has no excuse.
This queen, who is mediating the Arab relations As ambassador for Jordan abroad, is merely accused Also of receiving foreign funding for some foundations Which ran out without public oversight and without excuse.
An extremely strong bond although still remains Between the local tribes and the ruling Hashemit family.
A strife between the Palestinians and Jordanians Which can take place soon will destroy their solidarity.
The removal of Hashemit family can lead To a power struggle making the people to groan.
A civil strife can destroy the solidarity between The tribes, if the monarchy is overthrown.
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