‘Arab Spring’ Map: Not to be Taken too Seriously
‘A picture is worth a thousand words’ (even if the author doesn’t know much about Qatar and Abu Dhabi).
Hat tip: Mike Stephens
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David B Roberts is a Phd student at Durham University, UK focusing on
Persian Gulf international relations, with a particular interest in Qatar's
foreign policy. He has lived throughout the Middle East, speaks Arabic with varying degrees of success and is the creator of www.thegulfblog.com 
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