Musallam Al Barrak Jailed for fighting corruption (2)

When  Sheikh Jabar  appointed himself  Emir of Kuwait , the first thing he said , I am Bedouin . He transferred  the nation from the most influential member in the Gulf, and Arab nations, to the nation of Bedouin.  Kuwait was flooded with the Bedouin from Saudi Arabia, the Bedouin became influential in Kuwait. Members of the ruling family particularly the ones attached themselves with the Bedouin culture have become  very powerful economically, and politically. But, if the Bedouins can be a source of an inspiration for the Emir and members of the ruling family, then they can be influential, and inspiring element for  anyone who is seeking power, and authority. . Musallam al-Barrak is from the Bedouin society, but he fought for Kuwait, and the justice for all, not only for his tribes as former Emir of Kuwait did .  The worst thing to do in Kuwait is to fight corrupt leaders, and corruption, you would be a history. Al-Barrak was surrounded with the various tribal communities in Kuwait , and many of them just got citizenship. They were behind Musallam Barrak, the government of Kuwait failed to indict him, and even if he was indicted it was only for few hours , and then released , Kuwait government couldn't face the huge rallies and protests among the Bedouins in Kuwait asking for his release every time he was detained. Finally, the government of the current Emir of Kuwait succeeded to sentence Muslim Barak to jail , after the government of Kuwait has  withdrawn  citizenship (very effective tool is used by the allies of the American, and UK politicians, the tribal oil sheikhs against their opponents)   from anyone who rallied or protested  for the release of al-Barak. For the first , the street of Kuwait was empty, no bullets were flying in the air when the judge ( The connoisseur Judges in Kuwait are Egyptians). Issued his verdict against Muslim al-Barak.