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Does Egypt have nukes? (pg. 6)
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| dallastar |
| quote: | Originally posted by hardcore trancer
You in C unt,wanna play picture game?
wanna pick on children?
enjoy:
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that is HORRIBLE!:whip:
& I don't whip that often. . . . .:nervous: |
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| psychosomatica |
| Who's to say that some countries deserve nuclear weapons and some don't? Our terrorist is their liberator. I say give everyone a nuke. That will keep things balanced. MAD. |
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| Magnetonium |
I guarantee you that there will be no World War 3, and for that I will have the baccing of prophecies by any well-known future tellers. :clown:
However, there WILL be upcoming global events of hunger, wide-spread disease and millions of deaths as a result of that, pollution, overpopulation, terrible natural disasters like the one in South Asia (may the victims of that awful disaster rest in peace), global economy collapse, etc.
There will become a time when most cities will be deserted, nearly empty, and the smell of death will fill the air ...
The future weapons of war will be more effective and more lethal and direct than the ones we have today. There will be no need for nuclear weapons, and they will become obsolete as they will be compared to using a bazooka to kill a fly. For example, there will be a weapon that uses a sort of a powerful magnetic-like wave that will shatter the internal organs of the victim, including the nervous system. There will be no bullets, no mines, no nukes, the weapons will be more effective, direct, and lethal. Some of these weapons will be able to "terminate" the target miles away directly and quietly. The damage and brutality will be easily conceived and hidden.
Look at the technology now, and calculate where it is going, and you can only think IN HORROR how worse the weapons will get.
Bla bla bla ...
As for countries that have or are very close to having nuclear technology AND capability (to make nuclear weapons), here's my list (I dont think I missed anything):
China
Egypt
India
Iran
Israel
France
Kazakhstan
Pakistan
Russia
Ukraine
United Kingdom
USA |
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| ShadoWolf |
| quote: | Originally posted by hardcore trancer
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What are we supposed to be seeing here?
I see Israeli soldiers pulling Palestinian children out of harm's way. |
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| dallastar |
| quote: | Originally posted by ShadoWolf
What are we supposed to be seeing here?
I see Israeli soldiers pulling Palestinian children out of harm's way. |
i don't get it eiether - as far as i am concerned this discussion is S.T.U.P.I.D.
PLEASE STOP WITH IT!
thanks -
D-Star MANAGEMENT |
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| hardcore trancer |
| quote: | Originally posted by ShadoWolf
I see Israeli soldiers pulling Palestinian children out of harm's way. |
:rolleyes: open you in eyes and you'll see whats going on |
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| psychosomatica |
| quote: | Originally posted by ShadoWolf
What are we supposed to be seeing here?
I see Israeli soldiers pulling Palestinian children out of harm's way. |
The Palestinian people are trying to liberate the israelis. |
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| Magnetonium |
| quote: | Originally posted by hardcore trancer
:rolleyes: open you in eyes and you'll see whats going on |
LOL ... I agree with the previous statements. I know what you are saying, hardcore, but it would've been more appropriate to add captions to the pictures so that people who dont understand whats going on will.
The pictures dont really show or illustrate the real brutality and problems with the Israeli "oppressive" army.
There are worse armies around the world which kill people for no partilucar reason - I agree, this is a pointless discussion - Israelis are quite moderate. They raid/bomb in response of militants attacks or to weed out alleged militants. Russian armies in Chechnya, for example would root out whole villages to eliminate alleged terrorists. Thats just one example. I think Israeils, pressured by constant presence of observers, media and independence movement members from other countries are doing a fine job. Not a great, but better when compared to many other lawless parts of the world. |
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| Fir3start3r |
| quote: | Originally posted by ShadoWolf
What I'm saying is: they have no qualms about killing their own in order to drive the Zionist beast into the sea. Consider the killings of Muslims in Iraq.
More like a drunk Russian. If there is a nuclear holocaust, most likely it would be caused by a renegade Russian general. Remember, Russia still has more nukes than anyone, including the U.S.
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K, now you're really talking out of your ass...
It been proven time and time again that Russia's number of nukes were waaay over inflated.
Hell there's even a book on how the Russian military, during their Red Square marches, would circle the block to make it look like they had miles of conventional hardware...
And what are we to consider of the killings of Muslims in Iraq.
There were way more killings of Muslims BY MUSLIMS before Saddam's overthrow... :rolleyes: |
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| ShadoWolf |
| quote: | Originally posted by psychosomatica
The Palestinian people are trying to liberate the israelis. |
Of what? Their lives?
The Arab countries have been waiting some time now to finally do away with Israel. Nuclear weapons in the hands of those countries, or terrorists in those countries, will mean the end of Israel.
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| ShadoWolf |
Could you imagine what these guys would do with a nuclear warhead?
http://www.time.com/time/world/arti...,202159,00.html
The Homemade Rocket That Could Change the Mideast
A Hamas missile launch reminds Israel of its worst nightmare — enemy artillery in the West Bank
By TONY KARON
It may be a bottle rocket by comparison with Saddam's Scuds, but the new Qassam-2 missile developed by Hamas could have a far greater impact. Members of the radical Islamist group in Gaza on Sunday fired two of the home-made rockets into southern Israel — and although their warheads exploded harmlessly in an open field, the political shock waves are still being felt throughout Israel. The Israeli Defense Force responded with three heavy air raids over 24 hours on Palestinian security targets in Gaza City, and sent its tanks back into the Palestinian city of Nablus in the West Bank. And that, in turn, prompted a crowd of 300 militant supporters to storm the Palestinian Authority prison in Hebron late Monday, freeing 10 Hamas and Islamic Jihad leaders.
Even with a limited range of only five miles and a payload of 20 pounds of TNT, the Qassam-2 poses a serious strategic threat. The reason? If fired from the West Bank, it's capable of reaching a number of few Israeli towns. Also, response time would be limited: while Israel would have a few minutes worth of warning to deploy defenses for attacks launched from far-off Iraq or Iran, it would take mere seconds for a missile fired from the West Bank to reach Israeli territory. And while the lumbering Scud launchers can be observed from satellites, the fold-up Qassam-2 can be concealed and assembled within minutes.
The addition of this homemade missile to the arsenal of Palestinian militants marks a serious escalation of their strategy to drive Israel out of the West Bank and Gaza by making the cost of remaining there too high. Recent months have seen a sharp increase in suicide bombings, and the Qassam-2 allows militants to strike inside Israel without having to cross heavily policed boundaries. Rocket attacks reminiscent of those used by Hezbollah in its protracted war that eventually forced Israel to withdraw from Lebanon two years ago underline what Israeli commentators have called the "Lebanization" of the conflict.
The rocket attacks leave Israel facing a major dilemma. Hamas won't be deterred by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's vow that any rocket attacks from the West Bank would be "an act of war to which there would be a massive response." According the Hezbollah playbook, such a response would be welcome, since it could increase the suffering of Palestinian civilians and increase support for militant groups.
But the dilemma is Arafat's, too. The Qassam-2 attacks are further confirmation that Hamas has little interest in any cease-fire being pursued by Arafat. The PA announced on Sunday that it had arrested Adnan al-Ghul, the Hamas engineer responsible for the Qassam-2, but that's not enough for Israel, which will continue to hold the PA responsible for the missile threat. An escalation of violence may leave Arafat further isolated by the U.S. and Israel, perhaps putting his prospects of negotiating his way to Palestinian statehood irrevocably beyond his grasp. |
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