President Biden cannot afford complacency when it comes to dealing with the Shiite Caliphate Regime in Iran
Yemenis Houthis attacked more than a month ago on 08 March the Saudi's oil facilities. Coincidence or not, only hours prior to the attacks, the US Central Command, CentCom had flown two B-52 Bombers over the Persian Gulf.
It may be plain that the Houthis are the clients of the Shiite-Caliphate regime in its fight with Sunni's rival in Riyadh, but both the Caliphate regime and the Houthis deny this. The Shiite-Caliphate regime in Tehran has always maintained that the Houthis are independent political actors and always act of their own accord and certainly not on behest of the Shiite Caliphate. Notwithstanding of their denial, there are a few notable takeaways and considerations from these events with direct and relevant connection to the JCPOA negotiation between the Shiite Caliphate regime and the West currently taking place in Vienna. First, this was not the first time the Houthis attack the Saudis' oil facilities. Secondly, the Houthis have no connection with the US Bombers flying over the Persian Gulf. But there should be little or no doubt that the Bombers had a direct message for the Shiite-Caliphate in Tehran. Thirdly, the Houthis do not have such weapons like the drones and missiles used in these recent attacks, and many earlier attacks, on the Saudis' oil facilities and the country’s other installations.
The main and critical takeaway is, however, that the Shiite-Caliphate regime has a proven record of not being shy of destabilising the regional peace and security and beyond with wider global ramifications when pressured and cornered. Both the US and the Caliphate’s regime in Tehran are, and have been, engaged in tit-for-tat exercises for quite sometimes now. Whether it is military, carrot-and-stick, or diplomacy, whichever you like to call it, it has been a usual business since President Biden has entered the White House. The Caliphate’s regime attacked Erbil international airport, Kurdistan region, northern Iraq, Baghdad Green Zone, rocket attacks on Al Assad military base in Iraq, threatening free international trade-shipments through the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea and most importantly having the Houthis attacked the Saudis’ Oli and gas facilities—and deny it of course. United State responded to the Caliphate's mischiefs only once by attacking the Al-Hashd al-Shaabi basis, Shiite militia groups close to the Caliphate’s regime in Tehran, at the Iraqi-Syria border or otherwise flown B-52 Bombers over the Persian Gulf a couple of times.
Combination of the above conveys a dangerous characteristic of the Shiite-Caliphate and his regime in Iran. That is they are not to be trusted for anything they say or do.
Whilst that may not be news to the reader and says the obvious, but to be complacent about it would be catastrophic particularly when a negotiation with the Caliphate and his regime on the JCPOA is currently taking place in Vienna, Austria. IT is even more naïve, dangerous, to think there are two different classes of political ideologies competing in Iran—called conservatives and the so-called reformists or “moderates.” And that caving-in against the conservatives at the negotiating table, call it the Shiite Caliphate and his IRRGC cronies and terrorists buddies scattered all over the region and neighboring countries, would somehow give a breathing space to the so-called moderate in Iran. That is a fatal mistake the West, US, makes.
One would need to bear in mind a simple reality about the Shiite-Caliphate regime. It is a ship. It called the Islamic Republic with its current handbook, the so-called constitution. Whether it be those crew at the upper deck, currently the face of the Islamic Republic's, read government of President Hasan Rouhani and his smiling Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif, or those crew in the lower deck and engine room the so-called conservatives headed by the Caliphate himself and his IRRGC generals, paramilitary Baijis, security and Police forces and Judiciary all of whom grip the country, her people and resources, they are all serving the ship. These crew members duties are to serve the smooth sailing of the ship through dangerous waters. Any proposition that these crew members ever allow, or do, anything happens to jeopardise the safe and smooth sailing of the ship, for which they would all be later questioned over their actions and involvements in crimes against the people of Iran and embezzlement of their country's resources in the past, would be illogical, irrational and a total complacency.
The Caliphate and his cronies-crew members of his ship say and do whatever it takes to survive the outside pressure, the West exerts upon it, mainly the US, and keep the status quo. They neither have any respect for international law or norms nor the reginal and/or international peace and security. They boldly provide money and conventional weapons; for now, to terrorists all over the Middle East and beyond just to have a bargaining chip at the negotiating table with world powers. They satisfy all the characteristics of terrorists, bandits, hostage takers, hijackers who do whatever it takes to achieve their objectives. They would not hesitate for a second to bring chaos and disruption to oil and gas supply, international trade and above all regional and world peace and security; if they do not get what they want.
Can anyone imagine such a regime with access to nuclear weapon and delivery device? It is like Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi of the ISIS with such a capabilities which is another word for Catastrophe.
Yemenis Houthis attacked more than a month ago on 08 March the Saudi's oil facilities. Coincidence or not, only hours prior to the attacks, the US Central Command, CentCom had flown two B-52 Bombers over the Persian Gulf.
It may be plain that the Houthis are the clients of the Shiite-Caliphate regime in its fight with Sunni's rival in Riyadh, but both the Caliphate regime and the Houthis deny this. The Shiite-Caliphate regime in Tehran has always maintained that the Houthis are independent political actors and always act of their own accord and certainly not on behest of the Shiite Caliphate. Notwithstanding of their denial, there are a few notable takeaways and considerations from these events with direct and relevant connection to the JCPOA negotiation between the Shiite Caliphate regime and the West currently taking place in Vienna. First, this was not the first time the Houthis attack the Saudis' oil facilities. Secondly, the Houthis have no connection with the US Bombers flying over the Persian Gulf. But there should be little or no doubt that the Bombers had a direct message for the Shiite-Caliphate in Tehran. Thirdly, the Houthis do not have such weapons like the drones and missiles used in these recent attacks, and many earlier attacks, on the Saudis' oil facilities and the country’s other installations.
The main and critical takeaway is, however, that the Shiite-Caliphate regime has a proven record of not being shy of destabilising the regional peace and security and beyond with wider global ramifications when pressured and cornered. Both the US and the Caliphate’s regime in Tehran are, and have been, engaged in tit-for-tat exercises for quite sometimes now. Whether it is military, carrot-and-stick, or diplomacy, whichever you like to call it, it has been a usual business since President Biden has entered the White House. The Caliphate’s regime attacked Erbil international airport, Kurdistan region, northern Iraq, Baghdad Green Zone, rocket attacks on Al Assad military base in Iraq, threatening free international trade-shipments through the Persian Gulf and Oman Sea and most importantly having the Houthis attacked the Saudis’ Oli and gas facilities—and deny it of course. United State responded to the Caliphate's mischiefs only once by attacking the Al-Hashd al-Shaabi basis, Shiite militia groups close to the Caliphate’s regime in Tehran, at the Iraqi-Syria border or otherwise flown B-52 Bombers over the Persian Gulf a couple of times.
Combination of the above conveys a dangerous characteristic of the Shiite-Caliphate and his regime in Iran. That is they are not to be trusted for anything they say or do.
Whilst that may not be news to the reader and says the obvious, but to be complacent about it would be catastrophic particularly when a negotiation with the Caliphate and his regime on the JCPOA is currently taking place in Vienna, Austria. IT is even more naïve, dangerous, to think there are two different classes of political ideologies competing in Iran—called conservatives and the so-called reformists or “moderates.” And that caving-in against the conservatives at the negotiating table, call it the Shiite Caliphate and his IRRGC cronies and terrorists buddies scattered all over the region and neighboring countries, would somehow give a breathing space to the so-called moderate in Iran. That is a fatal mistake the West, US, makes.
One would need to bear in mind a simple reality about the Shiite-Caliphate regime. It is a ship. It called the Islamic Republic with its current handbook, the so-called constitution. Whether it be those crew at the upper deck, currently the face of the Islamic Republic's, read government of President Hasan Rouhani and his smiling Foreign Minister, Javad Zarif, or those crew in the lower deck and engine room the so-called conservatives headed by the Caliphate himself and his IRRGC generals, paramilitary Baijis, security and Police forces and Judiciary all of whom grip the country, her people and resources, they are all serving the ship. These crew members duties are to serve the smooth sailing of the ship through dangerous waters. Any proposition that these crew members ever allow, or do, anything happens to jeopardise the safe and smooth sailing of the ship, for which they would all be later questioned over their actions and involvements in crimes against the people of Iran and embezzlement of their country's resources in the past, would be illogical, irrational and a total complacency.
The Caliphate and his cronies-crew members of his ship say and do whatever it takes to survive the outside pressure, the West exerts upon it, mainly the US, and keep the status quo. They neither have any respect for international law or norms nor the reginal and/or international peace and security. They boldly provide money and conventional weapons; for now, to terrorists all over the Middle East and beyond just to have a bargaining chip at the negotiating table with world powers. They satisfy all the characteristics of terrorists, bandits, hostage takers, hijackers who do whatever it takes to achieve their objectives. They would not hesitate for a second to bring chaos and disruption to oil and gas supply, international trade and above all regional and world peace and security; if they do not get what they want.
Can anyone imagine such a regime with access to nuclear weapon and delivery device? It is like Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi of the ISIS with such a capabilities which is another word for Catastrophe.
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