Exactly. As if the US will shit in its pants from such threats, when they have such substantial hardware based in the Gulf that can single handedly neutralize most threats originating from that region.Iranian threats have about as much weight as Pakistan saying they will defeat the Taliban.
Especially if they're Jews, eh?Hope Iran kills some gringos for us.
No, just cowboys.Especially if they're Jews, eh?
Questions for you and the other armchair warmongers here (trackwhack and Messiah, maybe others): Have you ever killed a human being? If not, would you like to? If you did, was it such a good experience that you want to kill more?No, just cowboys.
No, no, and no.Questions for you and the other armchair warmongers here (trackwhack and Messiah, maybe others): Have you ever killed a human being? If not, would you like to? If you did, was it such a good experience that you want to kill more?
This has nothing to do with India's defence, at least not directly.Do you thinking defending India means praying for opportunities to kill other human beings en masse?
If that war is inevitable, the thought I will keep in mind is the hostages taken in 1979. That action by the Iranians was totally outside the pale, and they have never been held accountable.I don't want a war to erupt between Iran and U.S. But since it seems like such a confrontation is inevitable (unfortunately), my full sympathies will lie with the Iranian people and Iranian Armed Forces. Nor will I shed many tears for any U.S. casualties in such a conflict.
That's why nobody should want war. It will never be fair, and the innocent will always suffer.Also, there is a difference between soldiers and civilians. Soldiers sign up to fight and possibly die; civilians don't. In my view the death of ten civilians via 'collateral damage' is a far greater tragedy than a hundred soldiers being massacred in an ambush. The wars that America fights don't directly involve American civilians, but they very much affect the civilians of other nations. I don't think that's fair, do you?
The Hostage Crisis of 1979 was very mild compared to Operation Ajax in 193, when the CIA overthrew Iran's first democratically-elected PM, Mohammed Mossadeq, and reinstated the Shah. That single action by the U.S. completely destroyed Iran's hopes for democracy, leading to two more decades of political repression under the monarchy and thousands of civilians executed, all with the support of the U.S. government and with U.S. weapons. And now, over 50 years later, the West lectures Iran on "democracy" and "human rights"If that war is inevitable, the thought I will keep in mind is the hostages taken in 1979. That action by the Iranians was totally outside the pale, and they have never been held accountable.
And unfortunately, the American people will not be able to stop the Pentagon from carrying out their geopolitical plans. So much for democracy.That's why nobody should want war. It will never be fair, and the innocent will always suffer.
Going by the antic and statements from Ahmednijad, I for one would be extremely wary of Iran getting Nuclear weapons. If among the countries of the world if only the US has the capabilities and guts to remove the Nuclear option from Iran, I for one will wholeheartedly support it. Enough of the high moral ground that we take against the US. Has not India tried it's hands in Nepal, Sri Lanka.
It is time to grow up and face the reality.
I have read about Nostradamus, I have not read his original writings. Is North Korea alluded to there?Well after Iraq and Afghanistan, it is time for Iran to go down fighting. I think the prediction of Nostradamus is coming true.
Then where is army of yindoo Baniyas taking revenge for somnath .Well after Iraq and Afghanistan, it is time for Iran to go down fighting. I think the prediction of Nostradamus is coming true.
Good job deflecting the point.My guess is the same people employed by Savak were killing people for Khomenei.
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