Re:How the Iranian-Saudi Proxy Struggle Tore Apart the Middl...
by woodandsteel on Saturday November 26, 2016 @10:03PM
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>This article tries hard and fails to make everything about Iran.
No, it just says there is a rivalry. It does say it started when Iran decided to promote revolution throughout the Middle East, but has gone on of its own momentum ever since.
>It is true that Iran and the Saudis are fighting for supremacy, but it is not true that all the wars in the middle east are because of that.
The article wasn't claiming that, but it was claiming those wars are a lot harder to end because of the Iran-Saudi conflict. I don't see how you can deny that.
No, it just says there is a rivalry. It does say it started when Iran decided to promote revolution throughout the Middle East, but has gone on of its own momentum ever since.
>It is true that Iran and the Saudis are fighting for supremacy, but it is not true that all the wars in the middle east are because of that.
The article wasn't claiming that, but it was claiming those wars are a lot harder to end because of the Iran-Saudi conflict. I don't see how you can deny that.