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Iraq is in bad trouble and lost now.

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A new off group of Al Qaeda that even the real Al Qaeda stays away from since they are so much stricter. They have take major cities with weapons we left the army we tried to train? But since we left so soon we will probably have to go back.

 

Second Iraq city falls to Al Qaeda-aligned militants | Fox News

 

Maybe if we just left Saddam in place, Al-Queda would be no where near Iraq!

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I don't understand why the Saudis don't take a bigger part in stabilizing the region.

I don't understand why the Saudis don't take a bigger part in stabilizing the region.

 

I would imagine that a significant portion of their massive Sunni population would like them to "stabilize" it in a particular way. The relationship of the Suadi royal family with its people is very strange and sometimes I don't understand exactly what they're up to.

 

Any action in Iraq by the Saudis would likely be viewed by Shia Iran as an attempt to promote Sunni dominance of the region.

Maybe if we just left Saddam in place, Al-Queda would be no where near Iraq!
Saddam and Al-Queda got along quite well.. They had several training compounds in Iraq and were supported financially by Saddam....

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