The Ruiner
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They bomb the shit out of Gaza all the time. It's a sad situation.
Iran kick off looking iminant?
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dukeanthony
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Israel has no intention of attacking Iran Unless they feel threatened
And Iran Threatens Israel all the time
Thats in addition to funding Groups Like Hezbollah
smok3y1
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Haha wait what Israel has no intention of attacking Iran?? LOL!
And when has Ahmadinejad threated to attack Israel other then in self-defense of course because Israel is always the aggressor.
Also hypothetical situation lets say America gets invaded by Pakistan tomorrow and labels any American that opposes them a terrorist. Does that make them a terrorist organization?
The Ruiner
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Maybe he meant "Israel CANT attack Iran" because that's closer to the truth. Israel cannot effectively tackle the Iranian nuke program, and even trying will be a total fucking disaster.
They pretty much need the US to either just do it, or coordinate with Israel to accomplish it...which isn't likely to happen.
Although, the "mysterious explosions" that happened earlier in the week were pretty interesting...
They pretty much need the US to either just do it, or coordinate with Israel to accomplish it...which isn't likely to happen.
Although, the "mysterious explosions" that happened earlier in the week were pretty interesting...
Carne Seca
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It's one of two things. Either the Iranians were completely incompetent and blew the hell out of themselves. Or. Mossad was involved and carried out a covert operation. Both prospects make me a little nervous. Especially when and if Iran ever builds nuclear weapons. May the Shiites and Sunnis hate each other until the sun burns out. Otherwise Pakistan would be more than willing to offer their knowledge and experience.
dukeanthony
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Nothing Will happen In Iran from the Israelis until the USA gets out of Iraq at the end of this year
The Ruiner
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I thought it was awesome, hopefully mossad cant take all the credit and we share a bit of it...
There was 3 explosions, some of them miles apart. This was one hell of an operation...
I never said I had a problem with privatization, not sure where you got that from.
With regards to the rest of it your going to have to copy and paste it for me because im just not seein it brother.
Carne Seca
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It makes me wonder if Israel is trying to escalate the tension with Iran so much that it will provoke an "incident." That's when the U.S. will have to step in as an ally. I hope it's just the Bubba Kush talking but I would keep my back to the wall anywhere in the middle east. Including Israel.
smok3y1
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Wasup Duke you ignored my question?
I think that Israel's main problem is the fact its small. They need/have to expand their borders most likely in to Egypt since the new people have no choice but to support the Palestinian people who attack Israel due to occupation. They do have more then enough weapons/power to take on Iran though. And like Carne Seca said most likely those explosions were Mossad who are well known for their covert missions.
I dont know about that, if this carries on, israel will be the next trouble spot (i hope and pray) It looks to me that Turkey are going to sort the zionists out, or they are gona try.
Does anyone know what fire power Turkey has? Is it a credible threat to israel?
I just hope this Turkey don’t get plucked and stuffed.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/09/12/turkey-gaza-flotilla-raid_n_958362.html
"Russian warships are due to arrive at Syrian territorial waters, a Syrian news agency said on Thursday, indicating that the move represented a clear message to the West that Moscow would resist any foreign intervention in the country's civil unrest."
http://www.haaretz.com/news/middle-east/report-russia-warships-to-enter-syria-waters-in-bid-to-stem-foreign-intervention-1.396359
And the reason Russia care about Syria $$$$ of course
"Russia, as part of the defunct USSR, played a key role in the development of Syria’s economy where it built about 90 industrial facilities and infrastructure. One-third of Syria’s oil-processing facilities and electric power capacity as well as the three-fold expansion of land under irrigation were assisted by Soviet cooperation with Damascus. The economic tie between Russia and Syria has been robust as Russia’s commitment to free-market policies and Syria advancement towards greater economic liberalization has seen both countries working towards greater trade and investment. Syrians are interested in attracting Russian companies into large economic projects and also in Russian investments, which are rather modest so far. The areas of Russian interest include development of Syrian oil and gas fields, construction projects in power generation, sea ports, and the renovation of Syria’s industrial infrastructure. Russia’s oil and gas companies may also be interested in partnering with the Syrian government in constructing additional refinery capacity."
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2011/11/understanding-russia%E2%80%99s-interest-in-syria%E2%80%99s-conflict/
tet1953
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I'm not sure we will act militarily against Iran, unless maybe it's under NATO. The people just don't have the stomach for it anymore and we are broke. That could change if GOP gets the WH though.
Off topic, but I wonder if the people will ever rise up in North Korea. Even if they did, we wouldn't hear much about it for a while at least.
Off topic, but I wonder if the people will ever rise up in North Korea. Even if they did, we wouldn't hear much about it for a while at least.
Its good to see Russia getting involved, i am sick of seeing Britain and America destabilising Israels enemies, i sincerely hope this Russian intervention stops the rot in that area.
I would just love to see Turkey kick israeli zionists aris.
Surely if israel tries to stop the flotilla, Turkey has to retaliate, don't you think?
Here we go guys, another step towards the war with Iran, the Bull Sh1t Brigade fire another salvo in their con the dimwits campaign.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2064327/Britain-severs-financial-ties-Iranian-banks-nuke-programme.html#ixzz1eMRED0h5
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2064327/Britain-severs-financial-ties-Iranian-banks-nuke-programme.html#ixzz1eMRED0h5
The Ruiner
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