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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
What is even weirder is that the Sunni Arab Coalition ( Saudi Arabia, Egypt and the Gulf States) that are bombing and preparing a ground invasion on the Shiite Houthis and the former Yemeni dictatorship, that were once fighting each other, with this Arab coalition's foreign policy stand toward Iran now aligning with the Israeli foreign policy position toward Iran.
Strange bedfellows but Iran presents a existential danger to all of their governments.
So who's side is the USA on? The Iranian hostage takers and their mob that chants "Death to America" at the Ayatollah's command?
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I see the joining of the Arab states on the Yemen situation as a precursor to the joining of the Arab states on the Iran situation. There are a dozen states with plenty of money, resources, and no sanctions in that region that could work together to solve their common problem. Whether they will or not is a completely different beast. It took them way too long to get involved with ISIS, it is hard to imagine that they would do something meaningful against a state as powerful as Iran, but we shall see.
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