Iran wants it all
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Submitted by Oldman Rick, Dec 11, 2012 10:24
Now and for the foreseeable future Hamas, the Muslim brotherhood, Hezbollah, the Taliban, and al-Qaeda are useful Iranian tools. However, once Iran achieves dominance of the Middle East and Africa, watch how fast these organizations disappear since Iran cannot and will not tolerate competition in the game of Who Controls the World. Iran just doesn't like to share. It has learned well from its Russian masters. However, even Putin should be careful. His well trained dogs just might reach out and take a chunk of his posterior.
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