Middle East problems and unrest?

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All these   Middle East problems seem to  have  one  basic   cause ,,    The rulers are Sunni  Muslims ,, The  majority   are Shiia ..   So the middle and working classes  feel  dominated   .  and unfairly treated  ,,    this applies to most of the Arab   world ,,   The trouble in Iraq was created  by the    Sunni  rulers ,,  So  if all the Sunni  were  disposed  of via    civil wars  would the whole area   be much more peaceful .

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Unrest in Middle East countries have different reasons. In Tunisia, Egypt, Lybia and Yemen the situatuion/reason is totally different from unrest in Saudi, Bahrain, Kuwait and Oman. Also the unrest in Saudi and Bahrain has a different reason than in Kuwait and Oman.

You just can not generalise. In Tunisia, Lybia and Egypt Religion/disriminaton wasn't the reason for any demonstrations. Neither in Kuwait, Yemen and Oman. Just in Saudi and Bahrain.

Without any specific knowledge about Shias and being discriminated in Saudi and Bahrain I don't want to judge these people but there should be other ways to solve problems beside causing any unrests.

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your assumtion is  totally wrong..who said middle east problems basic cause is sunni or Shiia???? this applyies only to iraq and Bahrain..ok maybe Lebanon. And only these.  Iran plays a major role in this and Saudi Arabia.
as for the major problem in middle east is the Israeli ocupation of land of Palestinians , Syrians,Lebanese. and thats what causes the crisis and the main root of evil.
Sunnis be disposed ? what are you talking about? its the majority no way.. unless you wish so and trying to get people on your side.
by the way i'm not Sunni not Shia ..just nuetral.

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Majority are Shia? loooool, funniest thing I ever heard.

I'm Egyptian, and no Shias in Egypt.

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