I read about a possible alliance between those two countries a few months ago, seems as if it could really happen.
It's good to see that Iraq starts to act independently, although it's ironical that they are cooperating with a member of the "Axis of Evil".
Maybe a friendship between Iraq and Iran could be used by the US to solve some of the problems that exist today (support of terrorism by Iran and their nuclear aspirations).
I think that it's not only quite possible, but it's only the start. The people who wanted to turn all this in a religion war will be happy: the Jihad is coming.
I have to say, I'm not too positive on the possibilites of such an alliance. Though I will conceed that there is a chance of a positive outcome, all I personally see is the formation of yet another "Islamic republic".
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I read about a possible alliance between those two countries a few months ago, seems as if it could really happen.
It's good to see that Iraq starts to act independently, although it's ironical that they are cooperating with a member of the "Axis of Evil".
Maybe a friendship between Iraq and Iran could be used by the US to solve some of the problems that exist today (support of terrorism by Iran and their nuclear aspirations).
This means nothing significant.
It simply shows that the Iranians are starting to get a bit nervous about the situation in Iraq.
Due to the declining of strength of conventional states around the world, a collapsing nation can have a disastrous dominoes effect on all of its neighbors. The chaos could spread to the feeble Iranian government, and topple them too.
You also see this to a smaller extent in Mexico. Their whole system is collapsing, and its dragging the American border areas along with it.
"You can kill my body, but you can't kill my soul. My soul will live forever!"
Yes, ONE of the factions are buddies - but when you've got a thousand factions, then you have to worry. The Kurds in particular could be a real problem for the neighboring states.
Chaos is NEVER good. Sadaam was a problem for Iran, but this is even worse.
"You can kill my body, but you can't kill my soul. My soul will live forever!"
They are both shi;ites, and alot of shi'ite leader have tremendoues powers and effects(kinda like christian leaders) I see a positive effect from this anyhow, Iran isnt too bad with treating Sunnies.
the alliance should help jump start politics over there in Iraq anyhows.
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Anyone with half a brain could've predicted the Shia in Iraq would side with the Shia in Iran after the war, especially if the new Iraqi government was predominantly Shiite. It could cause a whole lot of ruckus. This might also cause headaches within the Bush administration. That's the last thing they want.
They are both shi;ites, and alot of shi'ite leader have tremendoues powers and effects(kinda like christian leaders) I see a positive effect from this anyhow, Iran isnt too bad with treating Sunnies.
the alliance should help jump start politics over there in Iraq anyhows.
At this point, it really doesn't matter what the old bearded men say to each other. Its far too late for that to change anything.
"You can kill my body, but you can't kill my soul. My soul will live forever!"
Not gonna happen. People in the west see the issue as a Iraqi shia majority buddying up with shia Iran. Couldnt be farther from the truth. The most important thing in that region is Family, followed by community followed by religion. If you think the people who fought Iran tooth and nail for 10 years are suddenly going to buddy up to an ethnic group they have mistrustful distaste for you need to get out a bit more.
True, there are factions in Iraq that are receiving monetary support from Iran but as we Americans like to say "its just business". The moment any persian tries to call the shots in an Arab enclave and your gonna have yourself a shootout quick fast and in a hurry. Why would the region trounce its own time honored tradition of ethnic and inter-religous warfare?
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