Iran kick off looking iminant?

[beardo]

OMG The Jews are Running the Banks in Iran

Elect Ron Paul

I guess you haven't been following the conversation or were unable to understand.
"The jews" do not run the banks in Iran, this is why we might attack Iran- to implement our banking system.
If you do not want to attack Iran vote for Ron Paul because he is against going to war with Iran

 

[dukeanthony]

Fuck Ron Paul

 

[ralf]

I guess you haven't been following the conversation or were unable to understand.
"The jews" do not run the banks in Iran, this is why we might attack Iran- to implement our banking system.
If you do not want to attack Iran vote for Ron Paul because he is against going to war with Iran

When dealing with the article that is duk tony, we should all remember that, You cant educate pork.

 

[The Ruiner]

I guess you haven't been following the conversation or were unable to understand.
"The jews" do not run the banks in Iran, this is why we might attack Iran- to implement our banking system.
If you do not want to attack Iran vote for Ron Paul because he is against going to war with Iran

Actually Beardo, refer to post #96. You will see that Iran is firmly entrenched in the global status quo of banking.

 

[Coals]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Central_Bank_of_the_Islamic_Republic_of_Iran

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asian_Clearing_Union

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_Economic_and_Social_Commission_for_Asia_and_the_Pacific

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Privatization_in_Iran

Yes...it's because of those damn Persians without their Usury that we have to bomb them...because they are SO far outside of the system. Zion will rise!

You guys are so whacked out of your minds, it scares me to think we live in the same world.

Im not following you with these links. They do state that Iran has a PUBLICLY OWNED central bank and that they are a part of some low level financial agreements with other world regions. Please explain what you are getting at here....

 

[Coals]

Actually Beardo, refer to post #96. You will see that Iran is firmly entrenched in the global status quo of banking.

Ah, I see what your getting at. None of those links mentioned anything about currency creation. And I certainly wouldn't call Asian Clearing Union a banking status quo. Also, the UN agency you posted is literally nothing. Here is the entire link you posted, all the info in its entirety;

The Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP or ESCAP), located in Bangkok, Thailand, is the regional arm of the United Nations Secretariat for the Asian and Pacific region. It was established in 1947 (then as the UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East - ECAFE) to encourage economic cooperation among its member states. The name was changed to the current in 1974. It is one of five regional commissions under the administrative direction of United Nations headquarters. The ESCAP has 53 member States and nine Associate members, and reports to the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). As well as countries in Asia and the Pacific, it includes France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States. The ESCAP is headed by Executive Secretary Noeleen Heyzer of Singapore. Ms. Heyzer is the first woman to head ESCAP, which is the biggest of the UN's five regional commissions, both in terms of population served and area covered.
Fifty-three countries are members of ESCAP, and there are nine countries which are associate members. ESCAP's regional focus is managing globalization through programs in environmentally sustainable development, trade, and human rights.


So my points still stand. Iran does not purchase its currency off the IMF or World Bank, which means no usury. They may charge interest on private loans, which is fine, but I still haven't seen any evidence that the nation buys it's money.

 

[smok3y1]

War with Iran will come, I suspect before the 2012 elections when Ron Paul will be in office.
US economy will go down and Israel will dominate the world expanding its borders due to 'fear' of those 'radical' Muslim countries surrounding them.
The people that really dominate the world have not been turning Israel in to a superpower for the past 60 years for nothing so expect something BIG to be happening soon.

 

[dukeanthony]

War with Iran will come, I suspect before the 2012 elections when Ron Paul will be in office.
US economy will go down and Israel will dominate the world expanding its borders due to 'fear' of those 'radical' Muslim countries surrounding them.
The people that really dominate the world have not been turning Israel in to a superpower for the best 60 years for nothing so expect something BIG to be happening soon.

-Stoners
-Conspiracy theorists
-Racists

The 3 kinds of people who vote Ron Paul

 

[The Ruiner]

Ah, I see what your getting at. None of those links mentioned anything about currency creation. And I certainly wouldn't call Asian Clearing Union a banking status quo. Also, the UN agency you posted is literally nothing. Here is the entire link you posted, all the info in its entirety;

The Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP or ESCAP), located in Bangkok, Thailand, is the regional arm of the United Nations Secretariat for the Asian and Pacific region. It was established in 1947 (then as the UN Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East - ECAFE) to encourage economic cooperation among its member states. The name was changed to the current in 1974. It is one of five regional commissions under the administrative direction of United Nations headquarters. The ESCAP has 53 member States and nine Associate members, and reports to the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC). As well as countries in Asia and the Pacific, it includes France, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States. The ESCAP is headed by Executive Secretary Noeleen Heyzer of Singapore. Ms. Heyzer is the first woman to head ESCAP, which is the biggest of the UN's five regional commissions, both in terms of population served and area covered.
Fifty-three countries are members of ESCAP, and there are nine countries which are associate members. ESCAP's regional focus is managing globalization through programs in environmentally sustainable development, trade, and human rights.


So my points still stand. Iran does not purchase its currency off the IMF or World Bank, which means no usury. They may charge interest on private loans, which is fine, but I still haven't seen any evidence that the nation buys it's money.

And you completely ignore the link on PRIVATIZATION... with quoted text showing how Iran exercises it's own usury.

 

[Coals]

And you completely ignore the link on PRIVATIZATION... with quoted text showing how Iran exercises it's own usury.

I read it. However I haven't found your quoted text of Iran excercising its own usury. Im not sure of the context of that as that sentence alone does not necessarily refer to national money creation. Here is the banking section of that page;

Banking and insurance
See also: Banking and Insurance in Iran
Most smaller state banks will be open to flotation, but excluded key banks including the Central Bank of Iran, Bank Melli Iran, Sepah Bank of Iran, Bank of Industry and Mines, Bank of Agriculture, Housing Bank (Bank Maskan) and the Export Development Bank of Iran. The privatization-bound banks are Tejarat, Mellat, Refah, Saderat, and Post Bank (ceding 100 percent of stakes of all 5 banks).[41]
Insurance companies Asia, Dana and Alborz will be listed on the stock exchange in 2009 after review and improvement in their financial accounts, internal regulations, organizational structure and dispersion nationwide.[42][43] In 2008, the total insurance premiums generated in Iran were $4.3 billion. This is less than 0.1% of the world’s total, while Iran has approximately 1% of the world’s population. The insurance penetration rate is approximately 1.4%, significantly below the global average of 7.5%. This underdevelopment is also evident in product diversity. Approximately 60% of all insurance premiums are generated from car insurance. Also, 95% of all premiums come from general insurance contracts and only 5% relate to life products. Payout ratios have shown consistent growth over the years. Last year, the industry average payout ratio was 86%.

I think you are confusing private and public usury. I don't have a problem with pirvate usury. I do think the 9:1 ratio is too high and leaves banks way over extended and rewards them exponentially for taking massive risk. I do think that ratio needs to be dialed down. 7:1 or even 5:1 would still result in enormous profits but would dampen and prevent the huge swings. I still do not see any mention of the Iranian government purchasing it's money on behalf of the people from a private institution, company or person. Your going to have to copy and paste that part for me.

 

[sniffer]

bomb them !!

 

[sniffer]

and then drop more bombs just to be sure

 

[smok3y1]

-Stoners
-Conspiracy theorists
-Racists

The 3 kinds of people who vote Ron Paul

Your point being?

 

[dukeanthony]

Your point being?

Did it go over your Head?

 

[smok3y1]

Did it go over your Head?

Am not even American so your point is....

 

[ralf]

Israel will dominate the world expanding its borders due to 'fear' of those 'radical' Muslim countries surrounding them.

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Which is why Iran needs a nuke and why i sincerely hope they develop one.....or two.... or three....or four...or etc etc and then they will be able to offer the Palestinians some real help with out fear of threats from the zionists terrorists next door. easy init.

 

[smok3y1]

Which is why Iran needs a nuke and why i sincerely hope they develop one.....or two.... or three....or four...or etc etc and then they will be able to offer the Palestinians some real help with out fear of threats from the zionists terrorists next door. easy init.

I personally don't think any country should have nuclear weapons especially USA and Israel though. However Iran does actually need it for protection since Israel does have an estimated 100+ undeclared nukes and are definitely not afraid to use it and most likely they will.

 

[ralf]

I personally don't think any country should have nuclear weapons especially USA and Israel though. However Iran does actually need it for protection since Israel does have an estimated 100+ undeclared nukes and are definitely not afraid to use it and most likely they will.

The Israeli zionists are spineless gutless cretins, who only pick on the weak and powerless, they would not dare pick on someone with equal fire power. Those scum even ran away from poorly armed Lebanese citizens, the last time they tried to invade Lebanon. They are just about up to shooting children in the back and unarmed women of course, anything above that they are terrified of.

If Iran, gets a nuke, israel will look else ware for someone to bully, that much is guaranteed. Another difference is that the Iranians do truly believe in G-d, they are not afraid to die, they know that heaven is the better place to be. The Israeli zionists on the other hand, do not believe in G-d and are afraid of death, they wont dare fire a nuke on a country that will fire one back at them. Hence the the Iranian government would use the bomb because of their strong faith.

I sincerely hope Iran gets a nuke, i pray to G-d, they get one, well then soon see a big big BIG difference in the zionists child burners attitude.

I think it would then be safe to say, that the zionist scum, wont be thinking of abducting Iranians to murder for their body parts, Come on Iran, get that damn nuke knocked up. Yeeeeees

 

[The Ruiner]

Coals,

When you hold on to absolutely no basis for the positions you take, it is impossible to debate. Now you have no issue with Iran and usury, or their acts of privatization.

You apparently have no problems with Iran's central bank being part of a larger institution that is ran by the UN, and follows rules laid out by the IMF, which is run by the Zionists, right? Or that the US is one of the largest holders of shares in the development branch of that institution...which loans money at interest...

Like I said, they are firmly entrenched in the status quo.

 

[beardo]

I heard Israel bombed the Hamas Navy is Gaza