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No civil war is remotely realistic IMO.
What is wrong with two Arab leaders meeting each other? Al-Sadr is a Sayyid and thus his ancestral homeland is Hijaz which is a part of KSA today.
Iraq and KSA are neighbors that share ancient several millennia old history. They are direct neighbors. They share the same language, the same ethnicity (Iraq is 80% majority Arab), the same Arab tribes and clans, the same geography, the same race (Semitic), similar genetics, similar culture, cuisine and basically most things are similar.
Far more similar than Iraq is to any non-Arab neighbor be it Iran or Turkey.
This was 10 days ago:
www.thenationalnews.com
Another Iraqi Shia Arab cleric (Sayyid) visiting his ancestral homeland.
This leads me to the key part here.
Iraq and Iraqis will not experience any genuine prosperity as long as its leaders are not serving Iraqi interests first and as long as they are puppets of outside powers.
Not only that Iraq's future is with neighboring Arab countries. If Iraq and the region had been ruled by clever rulers, Iraqi integration with fellow Arab neighbors such as Syria, Jordan, KSA and Kuwait would have occurred ages ago. Today Iraq could have been a very wealthy member state of the GCC.
The country could have served as a bulwark against regional instability as Iraq lies in the middle of the Middle East.
A stable and strong independent Iraq = a stable Middle East and most importantly a stable Arab neighborhood.
Eventually this will occur but it won't be easy as non-Arab states in the region don't wish for Arab integration as that would threaten their interests but it is an inevitable development IMO.
You cannot keep such a huge and rich landmass divided/intentionally weak from the outside forever.
How ignorant/dumb can one be?
You clearly have no idea what the hell you are blabbering about. KSA and every Arab neighbor of Iraq shares 1 billion things more in common than with Iran which Iraq only shares sect with. A sect (Shia Islam) that is Arab in origin too and originates in modern-day KSA.
The only area of Iran that Iraq shares anything with Iran with is the Arab-inhabited part of Iran. Kurds (KRG) operates like a separate part of Iraq and Kurds are overall a small minority within Iraq and Iraqi Kurds are different from Iranian ones not to mention that they have been intermarrying with Arabs, Assyrians and Turkmens for centuries something that Iranian Kurds have not been doing.
Arabic is spoken across ALL of Iraq, even in the Kurdish region Arabic is an official language and last time I checked Arabs are a majority in Iraq almost everywhere outside of small areas of KRG. Even in KRG there are millions of Arabs.
As for instigating, I have breaking news for you, Iran is deeply hated by most Iraqis and KSA has nothing to do with Iraqis being feed up by their useless Iran-sponsored and Iran-supported leaders. They have been protesting against the status quo for years now. For 10 months (Al-Sadr won the elections) Iraq have not been able to form a government because of Iran-sponsored militias and Iran-sponsored incompetent crooks within Iraq hindering this process by orders from Tehran. All this is hardly a secret.
But since you don't speak a word of Arabic and have no clue about Iraqi events, this is not strange, that you don't understand this/don't know it.
What is wrong with two Arab leaders meeting each other? Al-Sadr is a Sayyid and thus his ancestral homeland is Hijaz which is a part of KSA today.
Iraq and KSA are neighbors that share ancient several millennia old history. They are direct neighbors. They share the same language, the same ethnicity (Iraq is 80% majority Arab), the same Arab tribes and clans, the same geography, the same race (Semitic), similar genetics, similar culture, cuisine and basically most things are similar.
Far more similar than Iraq is to any non-Arab neighbor be it Iran or Turkey.
This was 10 days ago:
Iraqi Shiite cleric meets Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman during visit to kingdom | The National
Trip comes amid political turmoil in Iraq, after 10 months of deadlock following elections
www.thenationalnews.com
Another Iraqi Shia Arab cleric (Sayyid) visiting his ancestral homeland.
This leads me to the key part here.
Iraq and Iraqis will not experience any genuine prosperity as long as its leaders are not serving Iraqi interests first and as long as they are puppets of outside powers.
Not only that Iraq's future is with neighboring Arab countries. If Iraq and the region had been ruled by clever rulers, Iraqi integration with fellow Arab neighbors such as Syria, Jordan, KSA and Kuwait would have occurred ages ago. Today Iraq could have been a very wealthy member state of the GCC.
The country could have served as a bulwark against regional instability as Iraq lies in the middle of the Middle East.
A stable and strong independent Iraq = a stable Middle East and most importantly a stable Arab neighborhood.
Eventually this will occur but it won't be easy as non-Arab states in the region don't wish for Arab integration as that would threaten their interests but it is an inevitable development IMO.
You cannot keep such a huge and rich landmass divided/intentionally weak from the outside forever.
How ignorant/dumb can one be?
You clearly have no idea what the hell you are blabbering about. KSA and every Arab neighbor of Iraq shares 1 billion things more in common than with Iran which Iraq only shares sect with. A sect (Shia Islam) that is Arab in origin too and originates in modern-day KSA.
The only area of Iran that Iraq shares anything with Iran with is the Arab-inhabited part of Iran. Kurds (KRG) operates like a separate part of Iraq and Kurds are overall a small minority within Iraq and Iraqi Kurds are different from Iranian ones not to mention that they have been intermarrying with Arabs, Assyrians and Turkmens for centuries something that Iranian Kurds have not been doing.
Arabic is spoken across ALL of Iraq, even in the Kurdish region Arabic is an official language and last time I checked Arabs are a majority in Iraq almost everywhere outside of small areas of KRG. Even in KRG there are millions of Arabs.
As for instigating, I have breaking news for you, Iran is deeply hated by most Iraqis and KSA has nothing to do with Iraqis being feed up by their useless Iran-sponsored and Iran-supported leaders. They have been protesting against the status quo for years now. For 10 months (Al-Sadr won the elections) Iraq have not been able to form a government because of Iran-sponsored militias and Iran-sponsored incompetent crooks within Iraq hindering this process by orders from Tehran. All this is hardly a secret.
But since you don't speak a word of Arabic and have no clue about Iraqi events, this is not strange, that you don't understand this/don't know it.
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