2016-03-17T23:53:37Z https://www.equaltimes.org/yemen-s-problems-could-threaten#comment96818 2016-03-17T23:53:37Z

<p>"I hope Iran can once again be in the international family as a state believing in peace, not in undermining stability of neighbouring countries such as Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen and other places where there are destructive Iranian-supported movements."</p> <p>How did this person win a Nobel Peace Prize? It's become abundantly clear that the most destructive movements in ME are Saudi supported Sunni death-squads. While Saudi Arabia and pals are bombing children in markets, ISIS and Al-queda run amok trampling any semblance to human rights where-ever they go. She criticizes Iran for meddling in these countries yet does not criticize Saudi Arabia for doing absolutely nothing to combat ISIS or Al-queda, which should theoretically be existential threats to themselves far greater than Iran or the Houthis. As far as I can tell Sunni Islam is the problem that threatens the whole world, and currently the only oppositions are the various Shiia militias and secular governments. Tawakkol Karman is just another Sunni apologist. Let's ignore all the horrific sectarian crimes attributed to Sunnis around the world not just towards Shiia, but anyone that is not Sunni and even towards Sunnis themselves. Iran is promoting sectarian violence!? How about the Sunnis are carrying out sectarian violence, and subsequently making literally everyone their enemy. You're either blind or stupid. A few bad apples right? It's always a few bad apples. Iranian influence in Lebanon, Iraq and Syria have all been welcomed by their legitimate governments. <br class="autobr" /> She made a deal with the devil and can't handle the fact the Saudis brought more destruction than the Houthis ever did.</p>