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International boundaries are never entirely fair. But the level of unfairness they force upon those whom barriers bind together or separate creates a tremendous difference.
Who wins? – Afghanistan (gains area from Pakistan) – Azerbaijan (gains land from Iran) – Iran (gains area from Afghanistan, Iran became more Persian.) – Jordan (gains area from Saudi Arabia) – Lebanon (gains territory from Syria, thalassocratic state Phoenicia will be reborn) – Yemen (gains land from Saudi Arabia) – New states will be formed: Free Baluchistan (country for the Baluch people), Free Kurdistan (state for Kurds), Arab Shia State, Islamic Sacred State, Sunni Iraq, The Islamic Sacred State (“Islamic Vatican”).
Who loses? – Afghanistan (loses territory to Iran) – Iran (lose’s land to Kurdistan, Arab Shia State, Azerbaijan, Sunni Iraq, and Free Baluchistan) – Iraq (lose territory to form a new states: Free Kurdistan, Arab Shia State, and Sunni Iraq) – Israel (restoring to its pre-1967 frontiers) – Pakistan (loses area to Afghanistan and new state Free Baluchistan) – Saudi Arabia (loses territory to Jordan, Arab Shia State, Yemen, and the Islamic Sacred State) – Syria (lose land to create a new country Free Kurdistan) – Turkey (lose area to form a new state Free Kurdistan) – United Arab Emirates (loses territory to Arab Shia State)
Kuwait, Oman, and Qatar would retain its current borders.
