Hey, thanks so so much, specialoneoftheworld! I'm so glad you like my snapshots!!!! Love ya!
Anyway, I was just thinking. I haven't done anything on the Middle East other than one on Israel and Germany, so I thought this might be a good idea! Enjoy!
I don't own Hetalia! end /AN/
Iraq looked at the other nation with disdain. He knew what that monster wanted, what he had done to himself just so he could get what he wanted. So he could fool the world.
He knew it was a secret plan between America and Israel to stage 9/11, just so they would have a reason to invade. Because the infidels hated him and wanted to destroy him.
He knew his Arab brothers knew it too, and that they were prepared to stand against the tyrant. Afghanistan had fallen already to him, but if he thought they were going to sit back and take it quietly and obediently, he was dead wrong.
Iraq kept telling himself this, even though he knew he had times when he had blackouts, when he didn't know what his own people did.
There had to be someone to blame for the intense pain and turmoil that plagued them all. And there were most certainly two someones: Israel and America. And he knew neither himself, nor his Arab brothers, would rest until both were bloodied corpses for what they had done to them.
/AN/ Okay, so from what I've read, there are a bunch of misconceptions and conspiracy theories going around the middle east and beyond that 9/11 was staged, and America is testing new weapons in Iraq, and Israel is part of the conspiracy, and so on and etc. Honestly, it scares me, because a lot of the people who believe this aren't crazy fanatics you can easily pick out of a crowd. I thought characterizing terrorist movements in a country as blackouts would work well in this case, since the countries were harboring terrorists but not actually telling them to do all the things they did.