Originally posted by Parallex
Well folks - could this be the beginning of the next middle-eastern war?
It's been building for months now, and all it takes is a flashpoint like this. All of the chess pieces are in position, the rhetoric is fresh, and
the politicians ready.
I'm wondering what the fleet in the gulf of Aden and the Red Sea is going to do? Also, will Turkey come to the aid of Lebanon if things properly
kick off?
Does anyone else have any information on these events?
Parallex.
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Very simply, no it won't be. Unless this air strike and rocket attack is any different to the other 10 incidents over the last two years, nothing
more will come out of it.
This happens all the time. Gaza idiots launch a rocket/rockets, often hitting nothing than open dirt, and Israeli idiots do a few airstrikes. Very run
of the mill for these psycho's over there...
It's going to take a lot more than this to inflame the whole middle-east in conflict.
"All of the chess pieces are in position, the rhetoric is fresh, and the politicians ready. " I understand statements like this because yeah
things are unstable in the region, but statements like this are said every day on ATS and nothing ever happens.
There are no chess pieces, just instability that will eventually give way to that racket of war. But not yet