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GodRektsNoobs said:
LMAO that is true for every nation from post-Cold War until now, even China and Russia. Just look at Sergey Brin or the entire US semiconductor industry. But things are changing and it would be stupid to miss the forest for the trees.
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if you watch the youtube video that i posted which is representative of a sample. Most of Iranian traced there journey to US much earlier than 1979. They knew the country thats why so many settled in Southern California. This practical wealth and success is magnet for the new generation. I am sure there are others going Germany. just look it up the 2004 Germany football match. Germans like Ernst Junger and others have there own impact post revolution. The point i am making is there is no basis of interaction with Asia beside selling raw materials. Sergey Brin is totally different example.
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plawolf said:
Why do people keep thinking China has switched sides between Iran and Saudi Arabia? That’s the western colonial divide and conquer playbook, which has never been popular in Chinese strategic thinking. China has always been about promoting cooperation, unity and stability. As such, I think it’s far more likely China is doing what it has always been doing - maintaining good relations with both, and may even be able to help bridge their ideological divide and unite together.

In fact, this whole China has switched sides narrative sounds exactly like the kind of fake news the CIA/NED orchestrated western MSM would invent and promote to try to flip Iran. Because rather than China changing sides, this new elevated strategic partnership between China and Saudi Arabia signals the Saudis have flipped sides from the US to China.

Saudi Arab and Iran have far more in common than what divides them, and with America and Israel as common enemies, they could be bound into an extremely strong and powerful regional power block that can totally dominate the ME. That’s why the US and vassals are panicking and trying to sow division between China and Iran, because while they can try and balance China and Iran or China and SA by teaming up with the other, there is no one remotely powerful enough to counterbalance China and Iran and SA all on the same team.
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I would say it's not so much China switching sides as the people here switching sides (to cheerlead).

Unfortunately, I don't share your optimism for a Saudi-Iran partnership. China has never been in the business of settling age long feuds.
 
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plawolf said:
Saudi Arab and Iran have far more in common than what divides them, and with America and Israel as common enemies, they could be bound into an extremely strong and powerful regional power block that can totally dominate the ME
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What?? Because you say something, it doesn't mean that it is true. Saudi Arabia as we speak is getting indirectly attacked by Iran all the time. Your fantastical dreams dont match the real world.

You should pay more attention to not project what you want to be true to what is actually happening in the real world.

if you really think that Saudi Arabia and Iran want to become one unified block in the Middle East then lol.
Iran wants to be the top dog and is actually frantically trying to expand its influence. Saudi Arabia's is facing Iranian pressure and attacks almost daily these days and you are here telling us about them being buddies-buddies with each other lmao
 
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