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| Originally posted by Q5echo OMG you people's imaginations just don't stop do they? we're not invading Iran. we might, maybe try and knock out their clandestine nuke facilities WITH A UN MANDATE! but we're not invading Iran. Bush will not try to stay in office. Bush will not try to stay in office. how does that make any sense to any rational person who know how this political environment works at this moment! jeez. |
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| Originally posted by Cyrus King 6)Israel is a power-hungry terrorist death machine |
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| Originally posted by shaolin_Z NeoCons really should be saying that. IRAQ + WMDs = LOL |
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| Originally posted by shaolin_Z Well, my personal opinion is there's probably going to be another staged terrorist attack, worse than 9-11, and everyone will be all paranoid and let the Bush administration do whatever the hell they want. I'm guessing it'll be thermonuclear or biological in nature. And he'll blame it on Iran, and enough people will buy it as their congnatie abilities will be compromised shortly after the attack. Just a guess. Let's see if it actually happens. |
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| Originally posted by Omega_M I agree. If there is another attack on America then things will change dramatically. The next attack will probably be executed more subtly and may be more damaging than 09/11. Bush will take advantage of the situation and take harsh measures which will include some sort of confrontation with Iran. His popularity will soar again and the republicans will probably keep the power. But if such an attack does not occur, then I don't see a war with Iran in the near future based on the current political situation. |
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| Originally posted by Nautilus What kind of weed are you smoking these days? You have a vivid imagination. Bush is not going to invade Iran as he already has enough to deal with in Iraq. JonSun is right when he points to Iran's solidarity compared to Iraq's pre-invasion. The only way Bush's military advisers would tell him invading Iran would be feasible is if we had no enormous commitments already existing. I don't see us abandoning Iraq for a worse situation. And don't worry about Bush regaining any sort of post 9/11 popularity. If another major attack does take place the American public might just blame it directly on Bush's posturing and warmongering and further inhibit his actions just as we have already begun to. |
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| Originally posted by Omega_M I am not smoking any weed. If you read my earlier posts in this thread I've already stated my opinion that Bush will not invade Iran under the current political scenario. Your interpretation of a 9/11 type of attack scenario is equally imaginative. Under a terrorist attack, people are likely to go in a panic mode. The only authority that can protect them is the Govt and not the opposition. Instead of playing the blame game, people are more likely to listen to the Government. And the Govt will capitalize on the situation considering the elections. It may take steps to "prove" Iran's guilt and initiate military action. By the look of it, Bush is already beefing up the military in that region. Already the American forces are conducing cross border raids with Iran. An increase in hostilities is hardly a logistical nightmare. Yes it will increase the mess. But Bush may again "rethink" his strategy in Iraq and redeploy some the troops in Iran. This scenario is unlikely if nothing untoward happens in the US. But it may very well happen, if America comes under another terror attack. |
. I'm not going to die for Bush's ego.
The US does not have the capacity to invade any country at this point.
The forces are stretched too thin already.
The administration may want to invade Iran, but it won't happen.
MrS
This is too funny. Iranians stand no chance to an armed force of 100 000 marines and the american air force and navy. You know what I say? Bring it on!
I don't think the US would invade per se, but they will likely launch air strikes and cruise missiles.
I think Mr Squirrel is right. The US doesn;t have enough troops to do the job properly on the ground, nevermind risking further chaos in Iraq if he re-deploys troops for a ground invasion of Iran.
I think the most troops that will be on the ground in Iran are special forces.
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| Originally posted by DevilDogUSMC 5)Ahmadinejad is mentally retarded and believes it's armageddon. |

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| 6)Iran is a power-hungry terrorist death machine |
You think the US will launch the strikes? We could be looking forward to a repeat of the 1981 Osirak incident. Iran knows this, and they're scared of Israel's air superiority in the region. Iran is taking the threat so seriously they began building new air defense platforms around their reactors two years ago, Only after the completion of a viable SAM defense did Iran begin to officially threaten retaliation to any strike so extreme that Israel will be left crippled beyond recognition.
Iran has called for the extermination of a memberstate of the UN, which is grounds for removal, and they've done it so often, it's not like the news has just managed to slip past all concerned parties. I think it's pretty obvious that the top brass in the international community is turning a blind eye to Iranian rhetoric, hopeful that diplomatic solutions will gain traction in a country with a parliament and rather levelheaded citizens.
this whole thread is shit
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| Originally posted by Rhuckus You think the US will launch the strikes? We could be looking forward to a repeat of the 1981 Osirak incident. Iran knows this, and they're scared of Israel's air superiority in the region. Iran is taking the threat so seriously they began building new air defense platforms around their reactors two years ago, Only after the completion of a viable SAM defense did Iran begin to officially threaten retaliation to any strike so extreme that Israel will be left crippled beyond recognition. |
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| Originally posted by pmoisse I dunno about Israel attacking...I think the US will use all of it's pressure to prevent them from attacking since they know the whole situation will get beyond anyone's control if Israel attacks. The US runs the risk of losing support from it's moderate friends in the region too if that happens (Saudis, Jordan & Egypt). |
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| Originally posted by hardcore trancer WHEN was the last time Iran attacked or invaded another country you poor Mexican refugee? |
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| Originally posted by metalgearsolid This is too funny. Iranians stand no chance to an armed force of 100 000 marines and the american air force and navy. You know what I say? Bring it on! |
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| Originally posted by Q5echo the Sunni states i.e. Saudi Arabia and Gulf states and Jordan and Egypt are behind Bush on taking out their Nuke facilities. not so much Israel but they would look the other way IMO if Israel decided to on their own. the focus should be and has been on Iran. Iran needs to be isolated diplomatically and we have done our best to do that thru the Security Council. we need balls of steel to deal with Iran. something a lot of countries don't have. they don't listen otherwise. |
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| Originally posted by Purple The truth is US 'soilders' are shit scared of being in Iraq, they cry,they send emo letters back home, saying they dont want to die, because they know they will die, and if they stay Iraqies will fuck them. Those cute little US soilders which Hollywood show in movies looks only good in movies.. in reality they sweat and shit in their pants when Bush says we need more re-inforcements.. American soilders are pussies. |
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| Originally posted by Omega_M k. Tell me you wouldn't pee in your pants at the thought of falling into the hands of the militia and dying a horrific tortured death. And most of the soldiers out there are probably in their 20s. Some are not even 20. It's one thing to be a bravado on the forums and quite another, to be out there in the front. |
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| Originally posted by Cyrus King 5)Bush is mentally retarded. |
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| Originally posted by Rhuckus Iran has called for the extermination of a memberstate of the UN, which is grounds for removal, and they've done it so often, it's not like the news has just managed to slip past all concerned parties. I think it's pretty obvious that the top brass in the international community is turning a blind eye to Iranian rhetoric, hopeful that diplomatic solutions will gain traction in a country with a parliament and rather levelheaded citizens. |
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| Originally posted by venomX Right because Israel hasnt circumvented dozens of UN resolutions, which would also be grounds for removal. All the players in this tragic comedy have their share of wrongs done my friend, no one here has the 'moral high ground'. It's a matter of pragmatism at this point. It is not practical for the US to attack Iran right now, they are overstreched and they have no way of securing a positive reaction for the middle east. Of the other two recent invasions they've done recently they managed to mishandle both of them, not a very enticing track record i would say. So why don't you try and build up a practical case for attacking Iran, instead of boring us with rehashed arguments. |
No, seriously though you're right. While Iran is still in talks with Russia, why wouldn't we let that option be exhausted before escalating? (That's a rhetorical question, i know "Bush is retarded" has already been suggested)
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| Originally posted by Purple but they all know its fake and for political wins. |
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| Originally posted by DevilDogUSMC 2)Iran spews fiery rhetoric every week for years calling for Israel's destruction alongside it's not so secret training camps for terrorists. 5)Ahmadinejad is mentally retarded and believes it's armageddon. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dy...5121501428.html 6)Iran is a power-hungry terrorist death machine |
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| Originally posted by jonSun I agree. The differnce between Iran & Iraq is that Iran is 99% Shia & the Shias have power. |
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