ANOTHER PIECE TO THE PUZZLE!

Yesterday I commented we needed to see what additional speeches came our of Iran before we had the chance to possibly figure out what was taking place.

Well, the attached story may not be the whole answer, but it does provide another clue as to what direction Iran is worried about or heading towards.

Yesterday, Haniyeh  was seen in public with Ahmadinejad and the picture of a unified front was the objective.

On Sunday, Khamenei gave Haniyeh the real warning.

Don't follow the path or take the orders of the Muslim Brotherhood!

Tall orders considering the origin of Hamas is completely imbedded with the Sunni MB.

Make no mistake and don't listen to anyone who says otherwise; Khamenei's message is clear.

It's the Iranian version of, " You are ether with us or against us"!

For months the MB has strived to pull Hamas away from Iran and part of that process is for Hamas to make peace with Fatah.

Hamas and Fatah meeting in Cairo for "reconciliation" talks was a message to Iran.

Khamenei knows the time is near that Iran must ether count on Hamas support or accept the fact they have slipped back into the Sunni / MB camp.

Nothing sparks more anger in the Middle East than being duped and Iran rebuilding Hamas' military and terrorist teams only to see Hamas break away is the just about the worst case of being duped!!!!

So, this Hamas part of the puzzle becomes, perhaps, a little more clear!

Now the deciphering of the Hezbollah statement about not marching to the drums of Iran becomes even more important.

It is clear the friends list of Al Assad is shrinking and even the Russians are starting to realize the price they may pay in the Arab world for backing the Shia Al Assad killing machine.

As I have said before, if Hezbollah see the survival of their movement being dragged down by it's support to Al Assad, then the allegiance may come to a sudden end.

In the past two days the clashes between Sunni and Shia inside Lebanon has increased.

Although this is nothing new, it comes at a very bad time for Hezbollah.

Is it a sign of the Lebanese resistance to Hezbollah?

Is Hezbollah's future truly with the Persians or is the Hamas / Fatah model something they may need to look into?

Iran's problems continue to grow.