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Originally Posted by The Reaper
Too bad that the Sunnis do not appear to have a central leader who could be brought in and have things explained to him that he can play nicely, and have a piece of the pie, or continue down this path, and see what the Kurds and Shias have for him after we step out and they take over.
Do they think that they will continue to dominate Iraq over the Kurds and Shia after we leave?
TR
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I’ve been keeping a close eye on the combat operations to secure Fullujah. I thought it was funny that we are pushing those (Sunnis) into Shiite held territory to the South.
The security and stability within the Kurdish held area is solid. Plus they control the oil fields in the north. The Shiites control those to the South.
The Sunnis control nothing of economic value when it comes to territory. You would think they would come to the bargaining table however…
That’s what makes them ripe for exploitation from radical Islamic or terrorist groups!