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I normally agree with you but I don’t buy this at all. All of them have been pushing for this since 2005. You might not remembered but I do, “Shia crescent.” All of them worked in cahoots to ignite a vicious Shia Sunni war against Muslims. They’re aim to ignite a Turk—Persian war now by putting in a nationalist Persian government which then can sponsor Kurdistan putting it in a direct conflict with the Turks.Contrary to what many here think, the Arab countries--almost all of them--didn't want this war. Why would they?! The gravy train of the Petro Dollar was good not only for the West but also for the Arab countries: Hundreds of millions of people were pulled out of poverty, living standards improved, peace mostly prevailed, literacy improved--directly and indirectly in many countries. And now the decades of gains are at a risk. BUT... rich Arab countries do have their own Samson Option: They can threaten the Petro Dollar, a threat which is extremely damaging to only them but also the Americans. It is not a small leverage should they decide to go that route. And I think they should!
Don’t argue with him. He’s emotional. As soon as there’s an attack on Iran, he’ll comment “Iran hasn’t responded in 2 mins” so they must be running out of missiles or don’t have the capacity to fight back or whatever his reasoning is. A lot of members on this thread are going off what we can see from dubious X handles. Both sides are trading punches, heavy ones tooWhere is the cope? They proved they can successfully hit protected bases, hitting parked aircraft’s is no different. They have for reasons unknown to me decided against it. Let me know if you find out why.
I wonder how long before Aramco facilitates go up in flames![]()