Why we love this man?

Along many kilometers, crowds rush to welcome home the great man, human and father. This is a response exceeds what police and other departments do when driving students, soldiers and official to communicate with the ruler. What happened the day before yesterday was a historical moment for people who went out with true love to meet their ruler. This was an innate expression. Building love bridges is not easy without affections based on trust and loyalty principles.
King Abdullah is a unique phenomenon in leadership. He did not change his principles, deceived by Machiavellian philosophy or withdraw against country commitments. He is a peacemaker who is open-minded to all the cultures and traditions of other peoples. Therefore, he addressed all trends as he believes that the man is ideal. In all his life, he took many decisions that crowned him with other peoples and leaders respect.
As for his attitude toward his people, it is a symbol of true leader manners. He visits every place needs his presence: poor suburbs or sick persons. He meets in his office and home all the classes of the society to hear their demands directly with no mediators. This connection with citizens ranked him on the peak of respect, honor and infinite love.
Recent days witnessed unprecedented celebrations of young men and women in the streets; family meetings in parks and squares; pictures and flags on vehicles; and rushing crowds in all villages and cities of this country: all welcome the great man with passion and affection.
You hardly find a leader who leads an elegant political style that put his country in its deserved rank. He surprised all the leaders he met with his frankness, simplicity and commitments to the faithful Arabian trying to discuss the issues of his country and nation. He refused to knuckle under the power of Israel except with a peace governed by the world agreements. He was generous with give aways, helps and loans because he believes that the humane work is Arabic and Islamic feature. He did not head to developed countries to ask for loans or grants dipped into political concessions; but he was a match and a diplomatic knowing when to move or reject the offer if it contradicted his principles. This balance, principles and adaptation ranked the kingdom high enough with world countries.
The Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques is a pioneer in his national aspirations, and a founder of leaders school which represented by honor, love and generosity.