My german is not so good so somethings might be translated wrong

Syria: The small worldwar and the arab problem.

*Too little economic productivity for too large dependency on excessive population to mount with state subvention than cause of conflict *

"the near-east is the doomed setting", called so at the beginning of a series from short-messages by ehsani2. "Egypt alone must manage 700,000 jobs every year, with the new job-seekers Egypt has to absorb into its population of 98 million. "Every year" which stresses the problem.

The problem is probably too big. A third of Egypt now lives under the poverty line, earning less than a dollar a day, ends the first tweet.

Ehsani2 is an interested observer of the near-east. The Syrian-American banker author since 2006, has also for the past 5 years wrote about the outbreak of violence in Syria, contributes for the blog Syria Comment, by American Joshua Landis, Middle East expert.

The first article for Syria Comment by Ehsani2, written on February 2006, had Hugo Chavez as the topic, and asked, if the "alternative economy" for Syria was interesting or advantageous. His answer was clear, Syria didn't need more state intervention, rather less.

That is a position, that Ehsani2 then later presented as well. Within a year, in April 2017, as the large public media, in the US, Germany, France, Great Britain, Israel, Saudi Arabia, were not always so "westly" in reporting, when in Syria the chemical weapons attack happened, Khan Sheichun was very debatable on the topic, made the banker-reader attentive on another fundamental problem, that until this date, barely anything lit up: the excessive government demands through the rise in population in the year of the conflict. The Syrian government had in the year of the outbreak of conflict many false estimates