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Jasper Cole
Leaders of the Gulf Countries have determined that safeguarding the Muslim minority is not worth the danger of losing China's economic, political, and military support.
Sven Asai
Yes, of course the mice will play when the cat’s away. They can already smell the West’s weakness and disappearing and feel their epoch coming, that’s why they start again to get closer neighbors and later co-fighters. Don’t ignore the fact that it is one common religion they strictly follow, while the usual differences between Sunna and Shia Islam are at least one rank down of that and of course is quickly put aside when there’s a chance to conquer the other world, the West with its ‘unbelievers’. It’s in fact also their basic religious duty to do so, not more but foremost not less.