Yep but soon after that we will see a break up of Syria and will start a chain of events which would change history of ME as we know it.that might not be so bad![]()
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Yep but soon after that we will see a break up of Syria and will start a chain of events which would change history of ME as we know it.that might not be so bad![]()
Yep but soon after that we will see a break up of Syria and will start a chain of events which would change history of ME as we know it.
Well US and Russia didn't allow for Iraq to break at one point but now its inevitable....Nothing is uncertain...with ISIS and Kurds growing strong, Turkey,Iranian border towns and Syria will be the major effectees. You can't only start a fire in a jungle but then fire takes its own way....Syrian army,Hezbollah,Iran,Russia will not allow Syria to break up.
Yep but soon after that we will see a break up of Syria and will start a chain of events which would change history of ME as we know it.
Nops, not gonna see that happening, Its gonna be a group of small sectarian states scattered across ME.change is coming one way or another
-new countries and borders
-a Pan Islamic State
forces are going to try to destabilize the region for years to come til they get what they want
A suicide bomber broke into the Musab bin Omair mosque in Imam Wais village in Diyala province, about 75 miles north-east of Baghdad, and detonated his explosives before gunmen rushed in and opened fire on worshippers, an army officer and a police officer said.
Officials in Imam Wais said Iraqi security forces and local Shia militiamen had run to the scene following the mosque attack to reinforce security in the area, but were deterred by bombs planted by the militants, which allowed them to flee. Four Shia militiamen were killed and 13 wounded by the explosive devices.
Inna lillahi wa inna elehi rajion-
How can you kill someone is your Allahs house praying to the same Allah that you pray to but in a slightly different way amongst the Quran which you both shia or sunni believe in-
What could be the possible justification?-
Sooner or later, we are gonna have a shia Iraq, a sunni Iraq and Kurdistan....Bye bye Iraq as we know it.
Ralph Peters solution for better Middle East (2006).
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What a stupid comment to make. First of all, you're justifying a massacre, do you even realize that? Second, the number you gave is completely bullshit, and if it were true, humanity would have been extinct a long time ago.Hmmm... if we had counted from day one how many innocent people the radical sunnis have killed the score would be like
radical sunni's 953256426426 - 100 shia radicals
If indeed Shias were behind this it would be a shame but the numbers of Shias doing such stuff is ABSOLUTELY NOTHING COMPARED to what sunni radicals are doing.
Doubt it, the US won't let that happen, it would be humiliating for them to let such an event occur.Sooner or later, we are gonna have a shia Iraq, a sunni Iraq and Kurdistan....Bye bye Iraq as we know it.
As if they could stop it, even if they wanted to. They have disturbed one too many equilibria in the region (Though very bad they were) in hope of achieving good equilibrium but the systems have broken into chaos.Doubt it, the US won't let that happen, it would be humiliating for them to let such an event occur.
the shias fell for it.Scores dead in attack on Sunni mosque in Iraq - Middle East - Al Jazeera English
At least 73 people have been killed after a Shia Muslim armed group opened fired inside an Iraqi Sunni mosque in the country's eastern Diyala province, medical sources have said.
A security source said bodies had been arriving at the hospital in the city of Baquba in Diyala province on Friday.
Al Jazeera's Jane Arraf, reporting from Erbil, said that according to local sources, the attack could have been in retaliation for a roadside bomb attack at a recruitment event organised by the same militia.
Such sectarian violence could hurt efforts by Iraq's new prime minister, moderate Shia Haider al-Abadi, to form a government that can unite Iraqis against the Islamic State group, the Sunni rebel group that has seized large parts of the country.