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Saudis walk out of Arab League meeting after Iraqi minister's comments

They destroyed every muslim country.What can you expect from a kingdom of doom that has no culture and a history of razzia, destruction, blood, greed....etc...etc...


They expected every country of the arab league to follow them blindly and not to question the basis of their decision on cataloging Hezbollah as a terrorist organisation where in fact the latter has representatives in the Lebanese parlement, like many of the different parties that make up Lebanon political arena.


I have met and known Iraqis and I found them absolutely great,prideful and generous and no need to tell me what they are made of...The speech given by the Iraqi FM was refreshing!
God bless the milk that you fed on.
 
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This is the joke of the century. You can try as hard as you want in your media and propaganda to change perception about the real Iraqi demographics. Iraq is a majority Sunni country and will stay that way no matter what. Just like Syria and soon Iran.

I am rather taken back that you are actually serious in this regard.

Iraq has roughly 30 million people.

Anbar had roughly 2-3 million? Let's say they are all sunni.
Ninevah had 2 million? Let's say they are all sunni.
Salahideen had 1 million? Let's call them all sunni.
Diyala has maybe 250,000? Let's call them all sunni.
Basra has maybe 250,000? Let's call them all sunni.
Baghdad has maybe 1.5 million? Let's call them all sunni.
Kurdistan Region has 2 million? Let's call them all sunni.

Okay now these numbers are all exaggerated for your sake but even with that we have a total of

10 million Sunnis out of 30 million Iraqis.

33%~. Which is roughly in line with the demographics. 10-15%~ Sunni Arabs, 10-15%~ Sunni Kurd, 60%~ Shia Arab, 5%~ Shia Turkmen, Kurdi Fayli and 5%~ Other minorities such as Ezidis, Mandeans, Sabaens etc etc etc.
 
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First of all,

I am utterly clueless as to why you seem to keep insisting that I somehow or another, think that the Argentine investigation into the bombing is worth defending. Made more so by my specifically categorizing it as a combination of "botched" and corruption on the part of the Argentine government, which I specifically posted a link to! So I'm just going to assume that you must have mistakenly quoted and replied to me when you intended to reply to another poster who is stalwartly defending the Argentines because there is no way your post could be intended for me.

Sorry if I bothered you , my bad .....
In your first post you mentioned "they preserved the dignity of Arabs by blowing to pieces 85 persons " and in your second post you said "corrupt Argentine government botched and/or made a deal with Iran, does not mean that Hezbollah was not responsible" .... I just tried to point out that there is no credible evidence provided by court indicating Iran or Hezboallh involvement in the attack and as I said it's just a sheer propaganda ... by the way my 2 cents...
 
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What is Iraq even a member in Arab League?? Iraq is effectively an Iranian dependency now!
 
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You are absolutely right, Iraq as well as Algeria, Lebanon, Syria and Tunisia should cede their seats to Israel, Isis, Al
Nosra, Turkey and etal..And further more we be glad to see it happening.
We really should think about it we don't need this organization at all.
 
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One of just a long line of murders by Hezbollah. Here they "preserved the dignity of Arabs" by blowing to pieces 85 innocent men, women, & children and wounding 300+ others, in the bombing of a Jewish cultural center in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Other operations in Latin America include the suicide-bombing of the Israeli embassy in Argentina which killed 29 people, (25 of whom were Argentine innocent civilians).

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Oh I see. You find fault in this, but conveniently ignore all the other stuff done by Sunni terrorists in India and elsewhere? Are you kidding me? The logic is astounding...
 
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You are absolutely right, Iraq as well as Algeria, Lebanon, Syria and Tunisia should cede their seats to Israel, Isis, Al
Nosra, Turkey and etal..And further more we be glad to see it happening.
That respond thou
 
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We really should think about it we don't need this organization at all.
You are absolutely right, it became a tool for KSA and Egypt foreign policies. The new elected secretary, an old Mubarek crony is a pro Israel... Simply a joke!
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saudi deperately want to attack iran , if did happen this will be the time you will see isreal coming out in open supporting saudis after all its suits isreal expansion agenda all the way to syria. by the way this means keeping pak occupied at same time so thier is no action or support. india from the other side.
 
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saudi deperately want to attack iran , if did happen this will be the time you will see isreal coming out in open supporting saudis after all its suits isreal expansion agenda all the way to syria. by the way this means keeping pak occupied at same time so thier is no action or support. india from the other side.
Israel will not attack Iran, it is against its her own interest. They might add gasoline..but that is all...Israel is making a lot of money from bribing the occident, by waving the scourge of coming Iranian holocaust....and their is nothing more frightening to the Europeans that being reminded of their past toward the jewish population.
 
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Israel will not attack Iran, it is against its her own interest. They might add gasoline..but that is all...Israel is making a lot of money from bribing the occident, by waving the scourge of coming Iranian holocaust....and their is nothing more frightening to the Europeans that being reminded of their past toward the jewish population.

erm but it does look like its going to kick off in asia.
 
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Israel will not attack Iran, it is against its her own interest.
Really?

...Israel is making a lot of money from bribing the occident, by waving the scourge of coming Iranian holocaust....
I don't see that happening. Some military aid from U.S. and Germany, maybe. Peanuts compared to what the U.S. has spent in Afghanistan and Iraq over the past decade.

...and their is nothing more frightening to the Europeans that being reminded of their past toward the jewish population.
They may not like it but I haven't met a European "frightened" by it, have you?
 
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