Master Chief
Trusted Member
I actually agree that the House of Saud is shambolic today (it wasn't always) but your solution is evidently a poor one.I think the Islamic world has been stuck in a rut the last 100-200 hundred years. Unfortunately, an earthquake of change is needed to rid us this cancerous ideology created by the House of Saud. If they had their act together we wouldn't be in the shambolic state we currently are in. The timing isn't great as the Zionists win if we do or don't, but it's a risk needed.
Certain questions have been asked before of this particular doctrine that you seem to espouse on this thread. It is worth repeating them again.
What examples can you provide, hitherto, of a SINGLE proxy group funded by Tehran that has SUCCESSFULLY thwarted Israeli territorial ambition in the middle east?
What did Hamas achieve for Palestinians by cutting some barbed wire and dancing in kibbutzes for 10 minutes?
How will things end for the Houthis, with this particular context in mind?
By my measure, Lebanon, Syria, and Palestine have all been occupied to increased degrees and their populations have been periodically culled by Tel Aviv's actions over the last 5 decades (I.e. since 1979).
I'm not saying Iran and the IR are somehow unwelcome allies against Zio ambitions and in general. But their strategy is fundamentally flawed.
Nations must be built, first and foremost, without needless deference to this bollywood mentality of riding out of one's cave and into battle on horseback brandishing klashnikovs.
If KSA is shambolic, then Iran has been pissing in the wind for about 5 decades now.





