Saudia Arabia stands against Shi'ite rebels

[Ameen]

It seems after Iranian general Sulaymani and the Shiite militias failed in liberating Tikrit and ran into a wall, after Sulaymani withdrew, the Iraqi Haydar `Abadi officially asked USA to help the Iraqi army liberate Tikrit, which they did and now it's liberated.

What a beautiful alliance Haha... "Hayhat minna al-Dhillah" : p

Iraqi generals say the US airforce did a 115 airstrikes on Tikrit which "greatly helped" destroy ISIS.

But when the US politically approves of the Saudi offensive against Houthi rebels, they suddenly become enemies of the nation etc..ect...  What a bunch of hypocrites these Iranian stooges.

Then after al-`Abadi and the Iraqi generals praise the US for its help, we go back to what lies were being spread on Shiite TV channels during the battle, and the lying scum were accusing the united states of offering ISIS military aid and bombing the positions of the Shiite militias to slow them down :p

Like I said bro, you are too simple and straight forward to understand and realise the American foreign policy and agenda here. The game the Americans have been playing all along is going undetected because of the Arab fat cats and your anti Shia ideology that refrains you from thinking straight and clear.

In Iraq you have a people's government and not a Shia government. The Americans and their allies destroyed the entire structure of Iraq including its military and armed forces when they decided to remove Saddam.

There was a discussion in the White House amongst the Bush administration along with American allies and Bush was advised to remove Saddam but not the military and armed forces in Iraq. Bush wanted to dismantle the entire structure of Iraq and that is what he did and the Muslim world aloud it.

The recruits in Iraq now are not trained to that level and don't have that experience. The recruits are from all sects and backgrounds. All you see is Shiaism and the Shias every where and this is how you see and view things. It's all clear but you are not ashamed to deny this when it is crystal clear.

[Hani]

Dude, like what the heck seriously. You're talking about Iraq, whose leader Nouri al-Maliki was the head of a religious sectarian Shiite party, and who is backed by popular Shiite militias, and who is backed by the Shiite Iranian airforce and generals, then after all this you tell me: "All you see is Shiaism and the Shias every where and this is how you see and view things."

The man ruling was the secretary-general of the Shiite Islamic Dawa Party, founded by Ayatullat al-Sadr and funded by the Iranian government as is known to all. His grandfather was a Shiite religious cleric and poet. His sectarian policies have been heavily criticized by everybody, heck once he went too far that some moderates in Iran had to criticize him.

Now guess who is the prime minister after this sectarian lunatic? His friend Haider Jawad Kadhim Al-Abadi, ALSO a member of the same exact Shiite sectarian religious Dawah party, he's in the party's executive leadership. Him and al-Maliki both joined this party in the late 60s, so they're old members.

We've reached a point now in `Iraq that no one can ascend the throne except with the blessings and permission of Iran, otherwise he'll be dead in seconds. Those who took down Saddam have handed the country to the Iranians, get that through your head.

[Hani]

See why I dislike political threads and discourage having them. Because we're going to have to deal with blind people who are so biased they don't follow anything except propaganda, I mean look at this statement:

No Shia militias have ever threatened any Sunnis, never mind about Iraqi Sunni.

This is absolutely ridiculous!! This guy hasn't heard of the ethnic cleansing that happened in Baghdad and other areas after the fall of Saddam, he hasn't heard of how the Palestinian SUnnies were massacred by Shiite militias in Iraq. Or how the Palestinian Sunnies were massacred by Shiite militias in Lebanon in the 80s.

I'm closing this ridiculous thread down, what a waste of time.