Arabian Legend
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I don't care whether Izzat ad Douri would rule or not, Maliki isn't staying as PM post since everyone has rejected him already, he'll be replaced by al chalabi or several others mentioned as candidates.
Except people here are dreaming, ISIS is the leading force not 'Sunni rebels' as Gulf media says. Video's confirm it, those whom are gullible enough to fall for media with a political aim aren't worthy to argue with. This week Naqsahbandi forces ( Douri supporters ) clashed with ISIS.
The current neighbor most at risk is Jordan having many supporters mainly MB ISIS supporters inside their own borders that raised the ISIS flag several times, their danger is internal.
The region has ISIS presence in every Sunni state, this will motivate them and might activate them, hence Kerry today pointing out this is a regional danger that could spread, they might take military action before Iraq's political proces is solved as he said.
As for @Arabian Legend thinking ISIS will head to Iran or that they can even succeed/survive Iran for a day, they have no supporters in Iran and the terrain is too rough/foreign to them. However ISIS has supporters in Saudi Arabia and other Arab states, with that I mean true supporters not like you and several others on PDF that support them in foreign states only.
The Shura council & government have been forced to keep laws in use disregarded by many of the general public to appease Salafis/Islamists, all that is necessary though to keep the Salafis quiet as they're a danger to the state. With the arrival of ISIS against this Shura council and government the radical Islamists have found a new saviour. The same supporters painted pro ISIL chants on government buildings recently in Taif ( confirmed on vid ), they exist in big numbers.
Question is, do the people want ISIS to grow to the scale where their own large local ISIS supporters will be motivated to become active ? sure people believe their state can contain them since they didn't go through wars and the huge mess Iraq has gone through. But take Algeria in the 90's as an example, they are all 'Sunnis' yet still Islamists couldn't care about those Sunnis by name and killed/massacred many including entire villages. ISIS is similar, if they aren't dealt with the region will have them sooner or later as recent history shows.
But keep insisting it's Douri and local moderates trying to topple the government only.
The Gulf media never claimed that the current situation in Iraq is solely led by Sunni rebels but both the ISIS and many clans from Anbar and elsewhere. Here is a fresh quote from todays report. So yeah you can say both are storming Al-Mailki and his government so far with many lands falling into their hands while the incompetent army of Iraq fled away.
Alarabiya
وسيطر مسلحون من تنظيم "داعش" ومن عشائر الأنبار منذ أكثر من 10 أيام على مناطق واسعة في شمال العراق ووسطه وغربه بينها مدن رئيسية مثل الموصل وتكريت. هؤلاء المسلحون سيطروا منذ ساعات على مدينتين إضافيتين في محافظة الأنبار الغربية هما راوة وعنة القريبتين من القائم بعد تراجع قوات المالكي.
Aljazeera
وتدور المواجهات في العراق بين المسلحين من أبناء العشائر ومعهم عناصر من تنظيم الدولة الإسلامية في العراق والشام من جهة، وبين القوات الحكومية المدعومة من مليشيات ومتطوعين من جهة أخرى.
Iran and Al-Qaeda treaty is still up to date that is why Iran has sheltered AQ members before and never been attacked by AQ at all. The ISIS current political and military aim is to control Iraq and Syria then spilt from there, hint Lebanon is not under ISIS threats.
Izzat Al-Douri has a hand in what is going on Iraq, he probably facilitated the ISIS to Iraq too since the ISIS is filled with ex army members.
The sleeper cells who recently have been caught are those who went through the rehab program and then were sat free. Almost all of them were in jail and are under trial. Sympathizers of the ISIS are everywhere in the Arab and Muslim world but no chaos, protest or slogans have taken place so far. Your dream to see unrest in the Gulf and Jordan will not happen so keep dreaming. We are here and prospering while you and Iran are sinking down. Both are failed states.
There is no clear Salafi parities in KSA that holds political vision neither in the GCC nor in Jordan. Those who call themselves salafis wherever they are stand against any rebellious against Muslim rulers and that makes them anti ISIS by nature.
Salafi means "early Muslim" referring to those who died within the first four hundred years after the Prophet PBUH death including the four scholars of the four Sunni Madhab. The term "Salafi" was revived as movement by the followers of Jamal al-Din al-Afghani just so you know that Salafi has no political interests whatsoever so your claim in regard to KSA is invalid. You talk like you know but you don't.
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