BearlySane88 said:
dajo9 said:
SFCityBear said:
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Cal88 said:
PAC-10-BEAR said:
dajo9 said:
movielover said:
If there's a Gaza peace deal and expansion of the Abraham Accords ... President Trump will have earned his second Nobel Peace Prize.
Can somebody explain to me why the Abraham Accords haven't brought us peace in the Middle East?
Cooperation among Mideast countries and mutual opposition to Shiite Iran is the Abraham Accords.
The Abraham Accords are deeply flawed because they do not address the Palestinian issue, promote regional antagonism towards Iran, alienate local Shiites, and do not reflect the aspirations of the great majority of the people from these autocracies.
What we're seeing today is the unraveling of that scheme.
The Chinese put together a conference between Iran and the GCC countries, that would have been a good basis to build on.
As long as China can get cheap oil from Iran, they probably don't care if Iran develops a nuclear arsenal.
China doesn't care if Iran has nukes because Iran has no reason to attack China.
.........yet. Not just yet, anyway. The Muslims have a long term plan. So do the Communists of China. Neither one will tell the other which generation of their leaders will make that attack, not whether, not when, but if it is part of their plan, they will attack. Take it to the bank.
This statement is historically more accurate from America, and the West in general, than for China or Iran. But for every time the West attacked them, fearmongering like this was a prerequisite
Neither group will allow the other to expand infinitely. There will be a day when China and the Muslim world go to war.
China has committed five years ago to invest $400 billion in Iranian infrastructure, part of their BRI plan. They have similar investments with the Arabian countries and with Pakistan.
The last battle between China and a Muslim nation was
over 13 centuries ago, the Battle of Talas in 751 AD between the Tang Dynasty and the Abbasid Caliphate.
I don't think you majored in history at Cal.