Huh Srdjan, why are you doing this ?? You know I would end up reading it {bg}

Just a minor point - Hezbollah is in fact a foreign occupier in Lebanon - funded by both Shiite Iran and Alawite/Sunii Syria and definitely not acting in the best interests of the Lebanese, especially in their actions in the Bekaa where they collude with the Syrian drug operation.

Al-Qaeda? Well, the Muslim Brotherhood, their god-parent, got closer than anybody to killing Assad pere but in the wierd alliances in the Middle East is it also true that 'Arab fighters' got a lot of safe haven in eastern Syria over the last eight years (even though most of them probably hated the Alawii more than the Americans)


Since Hamas is Sunii and Fatah has always been somewhat secular it seems Hezbolloh are also not particularly interested in the best interests of the Palestinians either. You're quite right that Hezbollah is the creature of Iran but it has played a big part in helping the Syrians and Palestians destroy Lebanon, which was once one of the most hopeful places in the Middle East.

>>>Iran is consistantly fighting terrorisam and drug traficking in the region for past 30 years.
>>>They could be in fact very constructive ally in global fight against real terrorisam (if that was real objective) ,
>>>but then, they would have to be given due credits for their constructive role in that fight.
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>>Perhaps if they first stop sponsoring it:
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>>http://www.washingtoninstitute.org/templateC05.php?CID=2721
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>Huh Tracy, why are you doing this ?? You know I would end up reading it {g}
>This propaganda outlet you pointed link to, basically equalises Hisbullah or Hammas which both operate on their own lands (partly occupied) and fight against foreign occupation - to Al-qaeda, terrorist organisation operating worldwide, blowing US embassies, flying planes into buildings etc.
>You just can't put an equal sign between the two. Iran has nothing to do with Al-qaeda (Shiite vs Sunie roots), and moreover has suffered from terrorists activities in the past just like any other country in the region.
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>It is perhaps effective PR effort (probably very well funded), but essentially worthless.
>Exactly type of subtle manipulation I joked about previosely. Considering where it comes from, It is as valid as if some Hisbullah website (sponsored by Iran) tried to equailise US foreign policy and goals in middle east, to that of Israel.
>And we all know how baseless all this is.
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>Next time you post link like this, I will post back link to some Teheran media/policy watch, and then you bother reading and
>comenting on those {vbg}