Monday, December 28, 2015

Challenge Yourself: A Question for All the Think Thanks Around the World (I Have the Answers; What About You?) On Twitter: #Quiz2016


It Should be added that changing the price of oil & gas is just one positive side effect of my Master Plan; A plan that without firing a single bullet can change the course of many events for good in the whole Middle East. 

The Middle East is currently facing multidimensional ethnic, religious, economic, political and Geo-Strategical conflicts between various states and non-states actors. The scale of tension in different parts of the region has recently intensified. As some examples, A- we are currently observing: Russia and Iran have openly, publicly and increasingly involved militarily in the Syrian civil war. B- Turkey has increased its militarily presence in North Iraq and at the same time, Turkish army has once again started the war against the Kurdish separatist organization PKK after nearly two years truce. C- Saudi Arabia and some other Arab countries have invaded Yemen, etc. These examples indicate a fact that some parts of the Middle East are on the verge of a long term cycle of instability. This cycle of instability will undoubtedly worsen and consequently will spread to other areas in the region somewhere in the future, if the UN or the international community will not be able to find a fundamental and tangible solution for at least some of these conflicts in an appropriate period of time. Finding solution simultaneously for all these conflicts in the Middle East is not an impossible task. But without any doubt is an energy, time and resource consuming job to do particularly at this critical juncture based on some reasons including: 1- The deep level of tension, mistrust and zero-sum game condition between various actors; e.g. between Iran and Saudi Arabia and 2- The notion that some of these conflicts have a long historical background and cannot be solved in a short period of time without any negative consequences in various terms; e.g. the conflict between Kurdish separatist organization PKK and Turkish authority.  Based on the brief explanation noted above, answer the following questions.     

Questions:
1- Identify the main cause/causes of the recent intensification in these conflicts in the Middle East.
2- Based on your finding, design a master plan, which would ease the tension in the whole Middle East to a large extent in a way that we would be able to find solution for each conflict in the region one by one in a more stable, appropriate and peaceful atmosphere. 

Note: I have the answers. What about you? (the previous notification in this part made the question very easy. As such,  i removed it).



M. Sirani                                 26.12.2015
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Saturday, December 26, 2015

A Challenge for All Strategists Around the World: Can You Answer This Question? (I Have Made the Question Easier; Try it Now).

I hope with newly added information someone would be able to answer my question. 


The Question:

The Middle East is currently facing multidimensional ethnic, religious, economic, political and Geo-Strategical conflicts between various states and non-states actors. The scale of tension in different parts of the region has recently intensified. As some examples, A- we are observing: Russia and Iran have openly, publicly and increasingly involved militarily in the Syrian civil war. B- Turkey has increased its militarily presence in North Iraq and at the same time, Turkish army has once again started the war against the Kurdish separatist organization PKK. C- Saudi Arabia and some other Arab countries have invaded Yemen, etc. These examples indicate a fact that some part of the Middle East is on the verge of a long term cycle of instability. This cycle of instability will undoubtedly worsen and consequently will spread to other areas in the region somewhere in the future, if the UN or the international community will not be able to find a fundamental and tangible solution for at least some of these conflicts in an appropriate period of time. Finding solution simultaneously for all these conflicts in the Middle East at this critical juncture is not an impossible task. But without any doubt is an energy, time and resource consuming job to do at this stage based on some reasons including: 1- The deep level of tension, mistrust and zero-sum game condition between various actors; e.g. between Iran and Saudi Arabia and 2- The notion that some of these conflicts have a long term historical background; e.g. the conflict between Kurdish separatist organization PKK and Turkish authority.  Based on the brief explanation noted above, answer the following questions.     

Questions:
1- Identify the main cause/causes of the recent intensification in these conflicts in the Middle East.
2- Based on your finding, design a master plan, which would ease the tension in the whole Middle East to a large extent in a way that we would be able to find solution for each conflict in the region in a more stable and peaceful atmosphere. 

M. Sirani                                 26.12.2015

Note: How many people can answer this question? I will be glad to see someone has written an article or essay in this matter and published it in some reliable website. Regards. M. Sirani


Friday, December 4, 2015

The New Report of IAEA Amid Iran's PMD Shows How Much the International Community Can Trust the Iranian Regime and More Importantly the Religious Fatwa of Ayatollah Khamenei.

As i have noted this issue in earlier posts, in my opinion, Iran has probably managed to develop the nuclear bomb so far. The only thing that Iran needs at the moment is intermediate & long range ballistic missile to complete its nuclear weapon system.



M. Sirani                                        04.12.2015                          

Wednesday, December 2, 2015

IAEA Believes Iran Has Worked on Developing Nuclear Weapon in the Past, According to New Report Released Today.




Reference:
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/e56126ba82734407adf9cd7956162a0c/un-issue-final-report-iran


M. Sirani                         02.12.2015