what is happening in qatar

>>128638349
http://edition.cnn.com/2017/06/05/middleeast/saudi-bahrain-egypt-uae-qatar-terror/index.html

>>128638505
>cnn
not even once

Trump told the Saudis & friends, to get Qatar in with the program, and go against Iran.

>>128638505
Archive

>http://edition cnn com/2017/06/05/middleeast/saudi-bahrain-egypt-uae-qatar-terror/index.html
https://archive.is/hDryo

>>128639639
Er du overhovedet nordmand?

>>128639860
Japp

>>128639900
Få dig et liv

>>128639992
Sug tissemand

Its nothing we can go home.
Thank you for everythink

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>>128638349

http://archive.is/Yx7bQ

>Home to some Israeli officials, Qatar has also given refuge to Khaled Mashal, a leader of Hamas, the hard-line Islamist group in Gaza that advocates the destruction of Israel.

This surely attracts a lot of happening.

>>128639992
nir homa estu del hapenveljarpen bist dumbarg?

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>>128638349
99% of /pol/ doesn't know because they're retards who spout memes rather than following trends.
Qatar is being "kicked out" because they've been at odds with KSA ever since 2013/2014 over the ousting of Morsi in Egypt (Morsi was part of the muslim brotherhood if you care to remember) following the arab spring. The irony is that until that point the GCC (gulf cooperation council) had relatively warm(ish) ties with the muslim brotherhood(MB). After all, it was KSA which gave them a home in the late 50s/early 60s when Nasser kicked them out of Egypt, and the served as part of the conservative religious intelligentsia of the various emirates & kingdoms. The relationship betwen MB and KSA was relatively solid until the late 90s/early 2000s and gave birth a hybrid of sort - the sawah movement (the awakening) which merged the pan-arabism of the brotherhood with the wahhabi/salafi tenets of traditional KSA. The problem was that KSA&pals were quite happy to export/finance sawah and muslim brotherhood ideology across the globe to extend their influence and destabilise shia-backed states...BUT they were not happy about it happening on their own turf. The sawah movement eventually started turning on the hand that fed them, and KSA's grand mufti already started to publicly scold MB as early as 2002. The dodgy relation lasted until the arab spring (which the gulf states originally happily supported to destabilise rivals)...but when Morsi came out on top as president, that was not something KSA desired. MB is supposed to destabilise, not become the new status quo.

Qatar fell out of line with the rest of the GCC over it because as a city-state and technically the richest gulf nation, the doha shura (council) sees the MB as a force for good in terms of qatari influence thru aljazeera. There is also the tensions between the AlThani & AlSaud royal families ever since 1971, and the yemen war is illustrating that inter-rivalry. Dropping oil prices also factor in.

>>128642308

god bless, britbong.

But why now? Because of Trump? And what will happen?