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The middle east, poor? No. It's just that most of the money is in the hands of the few, just like everywhere else in the world, just more so. Look at Saudi Arabia, richest country in the middle east, and yet has the highest rate of poverty too. If the rich lose their ability to create wealth through oil, they have to start spending their money on new endevours, and this means making some of the poor a little better off by creating new jobs, which in turn makes their friends and family a little better off, but as soon as that happens, they'll want more things. They'll start asking for more pay, better working conditions, then the rich have to choose one of two options, pay up, thus creating more uncontroled wealth, or hire new poor people, which only delays the inevitable. 
"Always give to the left, coz the right way is the wrong way."
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