War in ME 99% certain after USA leaves, Persians vs Arabs

War in ME 99% certain.



First we have Saudi Arabia to Iraq's South, Sunni,Arab
To the West is Syria, Sunni/Baathists, Arab.
To Iraq's north is Turkey, Sunni, but a sectarian Government. Arab.

Now Al Qaeda is Sunni, Arab
Afghan is Sunni, Arab
Taliban is Sunni, Arab.

The other side is: ( SEE MAP )

To Iraq's East is
Iran, Shiite, Persian. and developing Nukes.

In Iraq's North West are the Kurds, and in Turkey, Syria, and Iran, who all want out of those respective governments into their own New country.

Iran is made up of Kurds, Sunni and Shiite.

Iraq is in the dead center, and trying to keep peace.
Iraq used to be run by Saddam and the Sunni ( Arabs ), a minority.
The new Democratic Government is Shiite, religiously connected to ( Persians ) Iran !! Remember Iran is sending Iraqi insurgents IEDs to use against USA troops.
USA is supporting a Government religiously connected to Iran the Persians.
While al Qaeda has the Sunni Arabs suicide bombers blowing up Shiite Mosques and Shiite market places.
And al Qaeda recently killed some Sunni leaders as they were not following orders.

And trying to keep all these Muslims from killing each other are USA troops.

Question is are the Arabs ( Sunni ) or the Persians ( Shiite ) going to end up with Iraq.
It is a geopolitical war, hiding behind Islam, both sides calling for Insurgents, to get USA
out so they can go to war and carve up Iraq.
THIS IS AS MUCH ABOUT PERSIANS VS ARABS
AS IT IS SUNNI VS SHIITE

And then deal with the Kurds. against both Sunni and Shiite.

Somebody got a match?

Now about Lebanon and the Jews.

Lets review:
Arabs vs Persians for Iraq.
Turks vs Arabs and Persians for a New Kurdistan.
Al Qaeda vs every one.
USA vs Iran over Nukes.
Lebanon vs Jews.
The Civil War in Iraq.

Interesting point:

Wahhabism was founded by Mohammed Bin Abdul-Wahhab in 18th Century Arabia as an Islamic reform movement which felt that the local practice of Islam had lost its original purity.

The movement formed an alliance with the founders of the Saudi dynasty which continues today. A modern militant version of Wahhabism is espoused by Osama Bin Laden's al-Qaeda organisation.

Followers do not describe themselves as Wahhabis, preferring the term Tawhid to describe their movement. Some view Shia Islam as a heterodox sect.

Ok thats a sure thing, yes, 99%.

Also see: Al Qaeda vs Iran

Gerald