Yemen rebels and government agreement

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In Yemen, the rebellion against the US backed sunni dominated government comes to an end. The rebels release the President in exchange for more say and demanded modifications of the constitution. It's unclear, however, who is actually ruling the country now.

Houthi Rebels And Yemen s Embattled President Agree To End Violent Standoff

 

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Looks like Sunnis might just run the country after this coup is over all the same. You know, if Assad had just stepped aside long ago things would not be quite so bad. Iran and Russia sure knew what they were doing, right? Oops.
ISIS gaining ground in Yemen competing with al Qaeda - CNN.com

 

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Looks like Sunnis might just run the country after this coup is over all the same. You know, if Assad had just stepped aside long ago things would not be quite so bad. Iran and Russia sure knew what they were doing, right? Oops.
ISIS gaining ground in Yemen competing with al Qaeda - CNN.com

What has Assad to do with that? Without the Syrian government defending Syria vehemently, things would be far worse.

 

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Looks like Sunnis might just run the country after this coup is over all the same. You know, if Assad had just stepped aside long ago things would not be quite so bad. Iran and Russia sure knew what they were doing, right? Oops.
ISIS gaining ground in Yemen competing with al Qaeda - CNN.com

What has Assad to do with that? Without the Syrian government defending Syria vehemently, things would be far worse.

So Assad is neither part of the Syrian government nor part of Syria?

 

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Looks like Sunnis might just run the country after this coup is over all the same. You know, if Assad had just stepped aside long ago things would not be quite so bad. Iran and Russia sure knew what they were doing, right? Oops.
ISIS gaining ground in Yemen competing with al Qaeda - CNN.com

What has Assad to do with that? Without the Syrian government defending Syria vehemently, things would be far worse.

So Assad is neither part of the Syrian government nor part of Syria?

You wasn´t talking about Syria. Stop your nonsense. If you don´t have arguments, keep it quiet.

 

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Looks like Sunnis might just run the country after this coup is over all the same. You know, if Assad had just stepped aside long ago things would not be quite so bad. Iran and Russia sure knew what they were doing, right? Oops.
ISIS gaining ground in Yemen competing with al Qaeda - CNN.com

What has Assad to do with that? Without the Syrian government defending Syria vehemently, things would be far worse.

So Assad is neither part of the Syrian government nor part of Syria?

You wasn´t talking about Syria. Stop you nonsense. If you don´t have arguments, keep it quiet.

While the reports were probably greatly optimistic supposedly ISIS would have been defeated in Iraq but they escaped into Syria. Where they powered up and were instrumental in empowering the terrorists from Yemen to attack Paris. Which scared the Iranians bad enough to put enough resources into Yemen for the coup attempt. Which will probably scare Saudi Arabia bad enough to intervene. Which will push Iran into attacking Saudi interests in the area. Saudi Arabia will respond by arming and empowering ISIS to attack Iran. Which will trigger the Iranian, Russian, China security pact and Russia will go directly into Syria to attack ISIS on that front. Which will bring in Turkey. Israel will see their big opportunity and attack Hezbollah via Lebanon. Jordan will launch against Iraq and Iraq will attack Egypt. Dogs will fight cats and cats will attack dogs. And complete chaos will ensue. And we can thank all this whole mess on Assad. (OK, I made that part about cats and dogs up.)

 

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Looks like Sunnis might just run the country after this coup is over all the same. You know, if Assad had just stepped aside long ago things would not be quite so bad. Iran and Russia sure knew what they were doing, right? Oops.
ISIS gaining ground in Yemen competing with al Qaeda - CNN.com

What has Assad to do with that? Without the Syrian government defending Syria vehemently, things would be far worse.

So Assad is neither part of the Syrian government nor part of Syria?

You wasn´t talking about Syria. Stop you nonsense. If you don´t have arguments, keep it quiet.

While the reports were probably greatly optimistic supposedly ISIS would have been defeated in Iraq but they escaped into Syria. Where they powered up and were instrumental in empowering the terrorists from Yemen to attack Paris. Which scared the Iranians bad enough to put enough resources into Yemen for the coup attempt. Which will probably scare Saudi Arabia bad enough to intervene. Which will push Iran into attacking Saudi interests in the area. Saudi Arabia will respond by arming and empowering ISIS to attack Iran. Which will trigger the Iranian, Russian, China security pact and Russia will go directly into Syria to attack ISIS on that front. Which will bring in Turkey. Israel will see their big opportunity and attack Hezbollah via Lebanon. Jordan will launch against Iraq and Iraq will attack Egypt. Dogs will fight cats and cats will attack dogs. And complete chaos will ensue. And we can thank all this whole mess on Assad. (OK, I made that part about cats and dogs up.)

Not that your scenario is realistic but ISIS started as Islamic State of Iraq and doesn't care for borders. All that shit would have started without Assad even decades before - with or without covert support from the West. Syria is the world´s major stronghold against barbaric terrorism, if you agree or not.