- 09 Aug 2018 19:29
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@Zionist Nationalist
Turkey is going to grow back into an empire if it made the right decisions, and considering the decline in relations with the west, it's most likely going to be an enemy of the west and by default, Israel.
The Islamic republic in Iran will be falling soon, but the two other replacement factions are, generally speaking, more aggressive, more powerful, and more hostile to the US, Israel and the Saudis.
Saudi Arabia will most likely fall apart in the upcoming years, by that I mean the house of Saud, and the direct replacement will be the hashemites to take over from Mekka, and since those are considered the legitimate rulers of the Arabian peninsula, they'll be far more powerful than the house of Saud as they can, unlike the Sauds, employ the wealth and manpower of everyone in the peninsula instead of just a handful of Najdi tribes like the Sauds do.
Noting that if you watched local news in Saudi Arabia, you can already start seeing the rising voices of the Hashemites and their allies, so if MBS kept the string of failures going, and the disputes within the Saud tribe kept growing, they'll be removed sooner than latter.
For countries like Egypt, Jordan, the Sunni parts of Syria and Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, etc once Turkey and the Hashemites are back up, they'll line up behind them.
So basically the region will go back to being made of major powers and coalitions of smaller factions and kingdoms lined up behind each one.
Needless to say, Israel will be the only one outside those coalitions yet right in between all of them.
See, here is the funny thing and its one of the things that shows how much of a retard Netanyahu is and the rest of the Israeli administration.
Almost every expert on the middle east can already see where the region is going, and to be exact, its going back to form a similar balance of powers to that of which kept it holding up for centuries, being in the cross road of every major power and continent, the balance of powers between the various factions always tend to form in this way.
The past century was a mess due to the collapse of the 2 major empires in the region, but both are rapidly going back up to their former positions.
And anyone in Israel who managed to hold a book on the history of the region and tried to read it for once, will know that Israel is not exactly a welcomed entity among the Sunni parts of the region and so should join the non-Sunni factions. Like the ones in Lebanon and Iran and the Syrian coast for example ( They're the only ones so not many other examples really).
But it doesn't, its actively hostile to these factions all while consistently enraging and provoking the Sunni factions. And so the Israeli command is putting itself in a place where it'll be left alone surrounded by much larger and growing powers, with the western powers protecting it declining, in effect making it that a single mistake Israel does will have catastrophic consequences that will get bigger and bigger as time goes by. I believe George Friedman was one of the people to point this out about the future of Israel.
Not really bright of the people who claim to be the smartest in the world, don't you think ?
Vive la révolution