The punk and Hick Scott Horton needs to explain difference between Shiite and Sunni to clueless host

Ali Muhammad
   Middle East incredible knowledge radio host and owner of Anti-war .co libertarian zine  make many appearances through the web being a guest in his own right on other programs. This microphone exchanging and circle jerking often is amusing as these rival hosts try to out wit and out-intelligence the other and Scott Horton totally showed his knowledge to a host of something called the Jason Stapleton program.

Jason Stapelton is such a simpleton he needed Scott Horton to explain the difference between Sunni and Shiite and why this is such a division in the region. I don't much how long this guy Stapelton has a program discussing international affairs but if you have to ask that question for either you are your audience you are about as clueless as a host can ever become. all these guys on YouTube who have a microphone and a camera think they are legitimate television hosts or something having the knowledge and aptitude to discuss regional conflict as such. why is Jason Stapelton on YouTube and even discussing Yemen when he looks like a typical America sap more interested in talking about the Baltimore Orioles or Golden State Showeriers. Scott Horton has done four thousand programs just on the Middle east and quickly defined the regional religious conflict to this so he can understand more easily and Horton gave a rundown of the long-tie socialist influence in the Arabian peninsula from Russian incursions way back in the day during the beginning of the cold war. The conflict in Syria, Yemen, and other Middle East zones is usually economical regardless of what the American press says and the fact that religion often is important for the poor world-wide is what makes political Islam gain in strength throughout the region as zealous use the unification banner of the Koran often to achieve power and battle against corrupt governments influenced by trade and more concerned of it than the lifestyle of the struggling citizen. This scenario gets played out over and over again in many countries outside the region of the Middle east and it doesn't take much intelligence to observe this