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Do you really think after being tortured and their money taken he will bring them on board ? ..SA would have to have Iran invade them which wont happen . SA can't invade Iran ...SA can't seem to win the war in Yemen with Israel as well as the US help . Qatar / Turkey / Iran would have to be drawn in which would mean a quick loss for SA ...imo
In this case Prince Mohammad bin Salman would imho most likely start a war with Iran since he would have to show strength and bring his internal 2017 purge adversaries back in line with him.
originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: greyhat
The Saudis don't even work so I doubt they will be attacking anyone.
originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: greyhat
Do you really think after being tortured and their money taken he will bring them on board ? ..SA would have to have Iran invade them which wont happen . SA can't invade Iran ...SA can't seem to win the war in Yemen with Israel as well as the US help . Qatar / Turkey / Iran would have to be drawn in which would mean a quick loss for SA ...imo
originally posted by: greyhat
The "green revolution" 2.0 in Iran imho smells like a propaganda move to make Iran look weak, internally instable, easy prey.
originally posted by: the2ofusr1
a reply to: greyhat
Do you really think after being tortured and their money taken he will bring them on board ? ..SA would have to have Iran invade them which wont happen . SA can't invade Iran ...SA can't seem to win the war in Yemen with Israel as well as the US help . Qatar / Turkey / Iran would have to be drawn in which would mean a quick loss for SA ...imo
In this case Prince Mohammad bin Salman would imho most likely start a war with Iran since he would have to show strength and bring his internal 2017 purge adversaries back in line with him.
originally posted by: worldstarcountry
a reply to: greyhat
Saudi has a hard time with Yemen's crude ballistic missiles, how on God's Earth will they confront Iran who can actually project their own armed forces into other countries, have more advanced weapons, and have clearly much better trained soldiers?
originally posted by: greyhat
The "green revolution" 2.0 in Iran imho smells like a propaganda move to make Iran look weak, internally instable, easy prey.
originally posted by: face23785
It doesn't smell like that at all. "Here's my baseless theory that I have no support for. I literally just made this up out of thin air, nothing actually happening in the real world points to this, but what the hell." Fixed it for you.
originally posted by: greyhat
originally posted by: face23785
It doesn't smell like that at all. "Here's my baseless theory that I have no support for. I literally just made this up out of thin air, nothing actually happening in the real world points to this, but what the hell." Fixed it for you.
Whats your problem with my opinion?
With some information retrieval skills even you should be able find out whos style this is.
Some hints for beginners:
www.timesofisrael.com...
eng-archive.aawsat.com...
en.wikipedia.org...
iran-interlink.org...
Would the MEK be happy if the Sauds would do some regime change work for them? Of cause.
And the more Iran looks like easy prey, the higher the chance some Saudi does something stupid.
Questions?
originally posted by: Bluntone22
a reply to: greyhat
I'm not saying they don't have an army, just that they won't use it to attack Iran.
They have grown lazy from oil money.
originally posted by: face23785
I just have a problem with random conspiracy theories made up out of thin air. This belongs in the fiction forum.
“We criticize the fact that a terrorist group has a base in France and acts against the Iranian people… and we await action from the French government against this terrorist group,” Rouhani told Macron, according to a report on Iranian state television.
He was referring to an exiled Iranian opposition group based in Paris and called the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq.
Iranian authorities accuse the group, which the regime describes as “hypocrites,” of fueling the unrest rocking the Islamic republic and of links with regional Sunni rival Saudi Arabia.
General Rassul Sanairad, a political deputy to the head of the powerful Revolutionary Guards, said Tuesday the Mujahedeen-e-Khalq had been instructed by the Saudi rulers and some European states to “create insecurity” in Iran, Tasnim news agency reported.