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| Originally posted by GGM All this anti-Iranian crap in our media has me concerned that Harper might actually rope us into a war with them when the States/Israel go at it. |
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| This is the same propaganda build up deployed in the States that lead up to the Iraq invasion. FML if that happens, they present zero threat to us and it'll just bring us into more debt when we need to be getting out. Not to mention the soldiers that the country has the duty to only deploy where/when needed (NOT IRAN). |
There won't be a war. China and Russia won't allow it, no matter how much Netanyahu wants one
That psychopath Netanyahu is going to talk about his ultimatum to Iran at the UN today..
I just don't understand where this is all coming from. From what I can tell, Iran has been doing the same thing they've been doing for years. But for some reason, Netanyahu has decided to put on his George Bush big boy pants and wants to start something.
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| Originally posted by LightsOut I just don't understand where this is all coming from. From what I can tell, Iran has been doing the same thing they've been doing for years. But for some reason, Netanyahu has decided to put on his George Bush big boy pants and wants to start something. |
So what if they have/want a nuke though? It's such a double standard.
Look at that region, everyone has nuclear weapons. India, Pakistan, Turkey, Russia, Israel. Everyone else around them has nukes, so from a national security standpoint, it makes complete sense for Iran to desire them as well. I have no sympathy for Israel in this. It's like they're upset that the playing field is leveling out a little.
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| Originally posted by LightsOut Look at that region, everyone has nuclear weapons. India, Pakistan, Turkey, Russia, Israel. Everyone else around them has nukes, so for national security purposes, it makes complete sense to have a desire for them as well. |
http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/israeli...n-hard-1.973285
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| Israeli report says sanctions hitting Iran hard ERUSALEM -- A new Israeli government report, leaked to local media Thursday, concludes that international sanctions are hitting Iran hard -- undercutting Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's key claim as he heads to the United Nations to argue for tougher action against the Jewish state's arch foe. The report surfaced after Israel's foreign minister predicted that Iran's leaders would face an Arab Spring-style popular revolt within the next year -- an argument that further counters Netanyahu's charge that an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities may be the only answer to what he calls a fanatic and intransigent Iranian leadership. Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes, but Israel, the United States and other Western countries reject that assertion. The U.N. has already slapped four rounds of economic sanctions on the Islamic Republic, but Netanyahu has repeatedly cast doubt on the effectiveness of those measures, arguing that they have crippled Iran's economy but have not convinced Tehran to halt its nuclear program. Netanyahu has instead placed emphasis on urging the U.S. to draw "red lines" which would make clear which conditions would provoke an American strike on Iran's nuclear facilities -- a demand that Washington has rejected. When Netanyahu addresses the U.N. General Assembly Thursday, he is expected to reiterate his contention that the sanctions are not working -- a claim that could be deflected by the findings in the new report, which came from the Israeli Foreign Ministry. According to the report, details of which appeared in the Haaretz newspaper, Iran's oil exports declined by over 50 per cent in the past year -- from 2.4 million barrels a day to 1 million -- and oil revenues dropped by $40 billion since the beginning of the year. An Israeli official confirmed the report but refused to elaborate on it. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss internal government documents. The report also claims that sanctions on Iran's central bank have made it difficult for the regime to access its foreign currency reserves, causing a 100 per cent gap between the country's official exchange rate and where the rial is trading on the black market. Bread, meat and electricity prices have also soared because of the sanctions, the report finds. Israel's Foreign Ministry, Haaretz reports, based its findings on data it received from countries that have embassies in Iran. |
Fuck Bibi thatscumbag piece of shit I hated him 14 years ago and I hate him now. And I'm Israeli. Israel needs to stop lying to the world. I'm honestly afraid for my country. It can't win against Iran, in my opinion.
Anyone have this crazy idea in the back of their mind that Israel is going to strike Iran on December 21st?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19746994
Netanyahu draws a red line during his speech, literally
In case anyone is completely oblivious to the situation in the middle east, the same man who spoke at the UN today also said this about the Iraq war (and you wll know how that ended).
What credibility does this guy have?
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| Originally posted by Yohan http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-19746994 Netanyahu draws a red line during his speech, literally |
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| Originally posted by hardcore trancer fuck him and his red line. |
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| "Red lines don't lead to war, red lines prevent war," he said. "Nothing could imperil the world more than a nuclear-armed Iran." |
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| Originally posted by SPANIARD In case anyone is completely oblivious to the situation in the middle east, the same man who spoke at the UN today also said this about the Iraq war (and you wll know how that ended). What credibility does this guy have? |
Great discussions here.
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| Originally posted by hardcore trancer Great discussions here. |
http://www.salon.com/2012/09/28/wei..._onion_article/
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A major Iranian news agency, the Fars News Agency, is evidently not familiar with America�s most popular parody news source. Without attribution, the news site affiliated with the Islamic Revolutions Guards Corps reprinted an Onion story, which read, �According to the results of a Gallup poll released Monday, the overwhelming majority of rural white Americans said they would rather vote for Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad than US President Barack Obama.� The Onion�s made-up poll was accompanied by made-up comments, reprinted in full by the Fars News Agency, including: �[Ahmadinejad] takes national defense seriously, and he�d never let some gay protesters tell him how to run his country like Obama does.� |
the biggest drop in Iranian currency v.s U.S $$$
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/201...-tehran-clashes
people will rise...hopefully
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