IRAN  PRAYS  THE "UNREST" WILL CONTINUE.

As much as Iran would love to see the distraction from the Sunni onslaught of the Shia, the simple fact of the matter is, the recent unrest in the region will not stop the fall of Assad, the collapse of Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Arab Spring from spreading into Iran.

The events of this week may not have been coordinated by Iran, but the results, as temporary as they were, gave them exactly what they had been praying for.

It's obvious Iran would love nothing more than to create a unifying event for the Shia and the Sunni and in the process stop the Sunni juggernaut.

Iran knows all too well the events of Cairo were coordinated by Morsi and the events in Lybia were the brainchild of AQ.

They can make all the claims from Tehran they possibly can about this being a sign of the " Infidel" vs the Muslim faith, but it just won't work.

I would absolutely expect Iran to try their best to keep this "unrest" going as long as possible and because of that the West must be very careful on who we blame the next round of violence / terrorist acts.... and there will be more.

Iran's problem is, Morsi's "stunt" in Cairo nearly backfire on him and I don't look for him to push the envelope like that again anytime soon and the MB sure the heck isn't going to do anything to further the cause of the Shai / Persians.

In the spirit of keeping this simple and short; lets recap what happened and what is not going to happen.

Lybia's attack was a AQ event plane and simple.

Morsi's event was a test run for his new and improved version of Islamic radical and it almost backfired on him; as a matter of fact, he is having a hard time with "damage control" both in Egypt and in the West and most of all with the "old School Islamist".

What is not going to happen is ether AQ or the MB continuing any action that takes pressure off of Tehran.

The issue will continue to be the Sunni movement in the region and the fall of Assad, and Hezbollah.

Remember, that doesn't mean we will not see more "Events" soon as Iran tries as hard as it can to keep the " Us against Them" movement going.