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Magnetonium
Dubstep = Douchestep

Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Port Burwell, Ontario, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by Fir3start3r
I don't see the humor but then, any confirmed intelligence of the sort wouldn't exactly be funny.
I have no doubts that Saddam had some major weaponage. Whether they were WMD's in the sense of the word is quite another question...
But lets not confuse the subject at hand shall we?
Let's, for a change, concentrate on the subject?
Iraq is a totally different ball of wax and has been beaten to glue already... |
Sorry about my comparisons with Iraq, because whats happening to Iran right now is what happened to Iraq before the invasion - build-up of American forces in the region, defectors (telling of WMD's), arms supplies to the accused country, accusations of terrorism support, lack of democracy, demands to disarm, and also for a new one IRAN IS "ALLEGEDLY" building nukes. Just like Iraq was armed with WMD's. Why should I fall for the tenth time to American propaganda that lied big time before?
As for direct topic, pardon me, there's no PANIC in Iran, its just sensationalism to make it look like Iran has nuclear secrets to hide or hide the fact that they're buying Russian weapons which can even be confirmed on a Russian website. Iranians were merely concerned that their politician was taken hostage or lost his way, and if defection was the case, any nation would be concerned about a defection and what that would to to its image and security. But not panic. I'd be concerned too, if some of my important friends disappeared or became upset with me or ditched me. This is just a media campaign to make it look like this guy will soon give us the overwhellming evidence, tell us Iran is months away from launching nuclear bombs at USA.
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hardcore trancer
Mystic Mind

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Location: Toronto,Canada
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Mar-08-2007 04:57
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pkcRAISTLIN
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Mar-08-2007 05:45
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Fir3start3r
Armin Acolyte

Registered: Oct 2001
Location: Toronto, ON, Canada
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| quote: | Originally posted by Magnetonium
Sorry about my comparisons with Iraq, because whats happening to Iran right now is what happened to Iraq before the invasion - build-up of American forces in the region, defectors (telling of WMD's), arms supplies to the accused country, accusations of terrorism support, lack of democracy, demands to disarm, and also for a new one IRAN IS "ALLEGEDLY" building nukes. Just like Iraq was armed with WMD's. Why should I fall for the tenth time to American propaganda that lied big time before?
As for direct topic, pardon me, there's no PANIC in Iran, its just sensationalism to make it look like Iran has nuclear secrets to hide or hide the fact that they're buying Russian weapons which can even be confirmed on a Russian website. Iranians were merely concerned that their politician was taken hostage or lost his way, and if defection was the case, any nation would be concerned about a defection and what that would to to its image and security. But not panic. I'd be concerned too, if some of my important friends disappeared or became upset with me or ditched me. This is just a media campaign to make it look like this guy will soon give us the overwhellming evidence, tell us Iran is months away from launching nuclear bombs at USA. |
That all sounds like a patsy argument and way too easy of a conclusion.
The truth of the matter is, we know nothing about Iran other than the facade they give us, so this can only be a good thing for both sides really.
Why you ask?
Because for one, as the article states, we don't fully understand who we're dealing with. Especially coming from a land that figures shouting mobs crying, "Death to America" is somehow, normal modern behavior.
The other is Ahmadinejad. He's like a duck; calm on the surface, but underneath you just know he's paddling like crazy.
Kicking out U.N. inspectors on a regular basis doesn't exactly give us the warm fuzzies when they're just trying to do their job.
The better we understand them, the more likely a common compromise can be made otherwise we're stuck with all the phobias...
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