And of course a bunch of Iranians flew those planes on 9/11...that’s what the propaganda being spread about is designed to lead us to believe.
Some think its best to let the various factions of Islam like the Saudi and Iranian folks and what not fight this out among themselves.
They are and Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States are losing.
Iran has spread across Iraq and Syria. And Yemen.
Personally I like being able to afford gasoline and air conditioning which will be hard to do with Iran in control of Middle East oil.
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“And of course a bunch of Iranians flew those planes on 9/11...that’s what the propaganda being spread about is designed to lead us to believe.”
Sunni al Qaeda zealots *are* the *lesser* of two evils in the same way Japan was the lesser of two evils during WWII. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. But it was Germany that had any prospect of conquering Europe and, through that, eventually the world.
Al Qaeda is now reduced to teams of pickup terrorists. Whereas Iran has an ongoing nuclear weapons program, and ballistic missile development to deliver these weapons. And let’s not forget that Iran was a key sponsor of al Qaeda operations. What many people don’t quite understand is that terrorism is an inconvenience we should target vigorously, but it’s large state actors that continue to be our most dangerous threats.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Riyadh_compound_bombings
Saif al-Adel and Saad Bin Laden are believed to have ordered the attacks from Iran.[10] According to Seth G. Jones and Peter Bergen, the bombings were planned by al Qaeda in Iran, with apparent Iranian complicity.[11][12] In May 2003, then-State Department official Ryan Crocker provided information on the upcoming attack to Iranian officials, who apparently took no action.[13] Saad was killed in a drone strike in Pakistan in 2009.[14]