Saudi Arabia warns citizens to leave Lebanon immediately

Can't believe there isn't a topic on here regarding the imminent war between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Things have been boiling and now the stage is set.

www.dailystar.co.uk...

Washington Post

a reply to: princeofpeace I may as well post this vid interview for others to check out as to what is happening over there as of late

There are a few threads on the subject ... Not to worry because its not like SA will be invading Lebanon any time soon .Oh and Lebanon only wants there President returned home to carry on his duty's . eta .. I just noticed that you said between Iran and SA .. Hard to say who will be doing what first .SA is not known for its ability to wage war and Iran has SA right where they want them .

The Saudi decision comes hours only after a top Lebanese government officials told Reuters agency that Lebanon believes that Saudi Arabia is holding its top politician (former prime minister) Saad Hariri as a captive. Several Lebanese sources viewed that the Saudi decision as a sign that a Saudi-backed military operation against Hezbollah in Lebanon is near. However, geopolitical facts suggest that such military operation is almost impossible, and could easily turn into a suicide mission. Especially that Saudi Arabia has been struggling in its war against the besieged Houthis in Yemen right on its borders for almost three years now. A more realistic option for Saudi Arabia is provide assistance to some other power, which has more competent military forces. For example, Israel…

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The Saudis are a bunch of jerks.

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of course there is no topic. Only for the entire past year have a handful of us, myself included, been explaining that the Trump theater is exactly for the reason of obfuscating the actual moments of WW3 playing out in real time right before the world.


Saudi Arabia kidnapped their Prime Minister of Lebanon, forced him to resign and denounce the only force that actually keeps foreign enemies from crossing into Lebanese territory. He is still being held in the Kingdom. You would think somebody who is free to move would have left already. It was strange to begin with his abrupt resignation. The fact he is still there just proves to me he is being held captive and was coerced with threat of death exactly as he has claimed.

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A more realistic option for Saudi Arabia is provide assistance to some other power, which has more competent military forces. For example, Israel…

Funny they should mention Israel, because it looks like they are finally going to make a move into Syria along that 70 km peaceful border with the terrorists there.

Five days ago, this was the headline.
Israel ready to go into Syria to 'protect Druze village ...
However the Iranians did suffer a horrible defeat yesterday when they lost a FOB to a rather heavy ISIS attack of over 100 fighters. Video of the encounter is available at the following link, if your into close combat with heavy machine guns, or dead Iranians.
VIDEO: ISIS assaults Iranian base in east Homs, no survivors

BEIRUT, LEBANON (1:40 P.M.) – The ISIS terrorist group has released a 7-minute video showing their forces raiding an Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) base in vast desert spaces of eastern Homs Governorate.
As can be seen in the video, the raid against the Iranian base was massive, involving at least 100 ISIS fighters mounted into makeshift armored personnel carriers (APC) and Toyota pickups.

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ISIS - Israel Secret Intelligence Service

The Zionists are doing everything in their power to make sure the Arabs continue to kill each other and weaken regional governments. The Yinon plan is working.

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eh whatever. As long as my kids can have small hologram cubes to play with between classes in three years I can live with it.

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And Trump just sold the Saudis 110B worth of weapons.

originally posted by: MOMof3
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And Trump just sold the Saudis 110B worth of weapons.

It was worth it to him for a chance to touch the glowing orb.

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Its very nasty business the closer to Idlib you get ,not that it isn't elsewhere because there are still pockets that need to be cleaned up .

I’ve posted OP’S and many posts that said Trump was elected to start a war with Iran.


The US is behind any threat to Iran from SA

We know why all those secret missions to SA went Jared to the new strong man in SA Bin Salman

originally posted by: princeofpeace
Can't believe there isn't a topic on here regarding the imminent war between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Things have been boiling and now the stage is set.

www.dailystar.co.uk...

Likely about to get REALLY ugly over there very soon.

the diplomatic warning of Danger ! Leave Immediately to Saudi citizens in Lebanon.... raises the Conflict Flag

but to my mind... the really dangerous element in this Pre-Conflict situation is that Israel is locked & loaded along side of the Saudi Armed Forces to do tactical & surgical attacks on Lebanon & the Hezbollah deployments in nearby areas like Golan etc.
And that the Israeli's might just keep expanding the operation against Hamas & the Palestine areas along with Syria ... Lebanon is the Door Way leading to aggression all over the place that the Saudi forces never counted on being encountered

Wait & see if the IDF goes rogue on the Saudi coalition/partnership

We know why all those secret missions to SA went Jared to the new strong man in SA Bin Salman...
Willtell

Ya' know...I glanced over your sentence...then it hit me...
Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince might be the Nostradamus MABUS... most of the letters are there in the anagram for the Crown Prince of S.A.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe

originally posted by: princeofpeace
Can't believe there isn't a topic on here regarding the imminent war between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Things have been boiling and now the stage is set.

www.dailystar.co.uk...

Likely about to get REALLY ugly over there very soon.

Saudi Arabia is cracking down on internal corruption too:

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Saudi Arabia announced on Thursday it has detained 201 people as part of a sweeping probe, estimating that at least $100 billion has been misused through embezzlement and corruption in past decades.

Source: www.realclearpolitics.com...

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Blaming Israel once again? Both sides have committed atrocities, but there is no factual evidence that "ISIS is an Israeli invention...

What's more, under the Obama administration Israel was not supported by the U.S., yet Obama and his administration helped, and supported groups linked to ISIS and Al-Nushra.

ISIS cannot be "an Israeli intelligence service"...

originally posted by: ElectricUniverse
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Blaming Israel once again? Both sides have committed atrocities, but there is no factual evidence that "ISIS is an Israeli invention...

What's more, under the Obama administration Israel was not supported by the U.S., yet Obama and his administration helped, and supported groups linked to ISIS and Al-Nushra.

ISIS cannot be "an Israeli intelligence service"...

Really.... when have the US NOT supported Israel? US politics is heavily influenced by the israeli lobby.
Obama was no fan of Netanyahu the psychopath, but then again US presidents arent really in power. They are banners for the people to look at while the show goes on behind the curtain.

Just before the election last year US and Israel signed a treaty that will provide Israel with 38 billion dollars worth of military support the next decade!!!

In fact... the US has consisently given Israel atleast 2 billion dollars each year, rising to 3 billion the last 5-6 years.

And while Obama was no Israel fan, Clinton the liar had numerous times touted her support towards the apartheid state.

BUT... I agree... Isis might not be a clear Israel invention. But as has happened many times before and the way it happens every time; make sure you support the opposition so vastly that they can seemingly rise up and start fighting those you want taken out of business.

Isis are former "rebels", with weaponry delivered by Saudi Arabia bought from the US with the intelligence part taken care of by a cooperation between CIA and Mossad.

And ofc... when you just spent 110 billion dollars on weaponry, there is either a reason or you make one up so you can get to play with all those new toys.

UK-France actions in Lebanon would only undermine Israel and would empower Iran, contrary to what the British and French colonialists may think.

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a reply to: princeofpeace SA is not known for its ability to wage war

I wouldn't underestimate Saudi Arabia's military. They have been undergoing a military buildup for decades, importing arms from the US, UK and China, among other places. They rank 4th in the world in outright military spending, behind the US, China and Russia, and as a percentage of national GDP they are actually the world's leader in military spending.

Just because they're not known for waging wars doesn't mean they can't.

On topic, to me this is one of the more volatile developments lately. When the US struck Syria with cruise missiles everyone on here was freaking out, like the US and Russia were really going to go to war over Syria. Something like this has far more potential to blow up into a serious conflict.