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To: LindyBill who wrote (590272)12/29/2015 12:51:16 PM
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But this brings up another fundamental problem. Saudi Arabia's coalition will be successful only if all Muslim countries set aside their internal divisions and join ranks against the terror group. That would mean Sunni Saudi Arabia and Shiite Iran burying the hatchet. This would basically be like the NAACP teaming up with the KKK to fight climate change. It is hardly a coincidence that Iran — along with its Shiite client states like Algeria and Iraq — are not part of Saudi Arabia's coalition...

All of this suggests that the coalition is more of a PR stunt meant to get America and the West off Saudi Arabia's back than a serious solution to deal with the ISIS menace. But, then, the hard truth is that there may be no good solutions — only bad and less bad ones

Are we in the straw man hunting season?? Why is it that ALL Muslim nations must unite in order to defeat ISIS? Is it that the only realistic strategy is the impossible one, dreamt up by the author?

That America and the West are on Saudi Arabia's "back" is news to me. Besides, courtesy of ObamaKerry, nuclear Iran at this time is a far more serious threat to the Saudis than ISIS.
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