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| View Poll Results: Do you expect nuclear weapons to be employed sometime in the next 30 years? | |||
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Remember, A-jad didn't just happen into his position. He clawed his way up from that day when he and the other 'students' went over the wall of the American Embassy. He was groomed, promoted, cossetted and elevated all along the way into the Big Chair, so don't think he's out there without any backing. He was SELECTED by the ayatollahs, and they know exactly who he is and what he's about. You know, the ayatollahs: the guys that WANT to end of the world to occur; the soulmates of the fella I quoted above. The people of Iran do not get to vote on the course their government takes; their wishes are simply not a factor. So, expecting them to be any brake of the rush over the cliff to national suicide is a bad bet.
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Like Iran's. Or Pakistan's. Or North Korea's. (Or Libya's , or South Africa's, or Iraq's...all of which have been dealt with by the US, you're welcome very much, I'm sure.) |
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This is what I've been talking about: the idiots that want to whine about the mythical impingments on our civil liberties from the Patriot Act and the dumbasses that want to close Gitmo because it violates the Terrorist Bill of Rights are going to get us KILLED. How do we shoot the guy when we're not even allowed to FIND him? |
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I would be the first to tell all those that want Gitmo closed to STFU. Fine if we close Gitmo then lets build one in "your" country. I have no problem with Gitmo because if you end up there then there is no question you are a danger to the U.S. or any other civilized country. Its not like you robbed the corner store and were put there. These people that are there didnt take us seriously when they did what they were arrested for. They portray Gitmo like Andersonville during the Civil War. Its very far from it and to be truthfull from what I have seen they live better then the people that say they don't. Go figure. You can never do enough to satisfy these people. Perhaps maybe a weekend stay at a Soviet gulag would change their outlook.Then they may know what real horrors are. Hell Gitmo is a five start hotel compared to them. I say F'em let em rot atleast we know where they are. ![]()
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The argument is clear now. From China’s point of view, China‘s No first use policy applies to India and any nations. I am sure it applies to Taiwan, Arunachal Pradesh (Southern Tibet called in China) and non-NPT signatories. But some Indians including Indian strategists and policy makers wanted to interpret it in a way that can justify Indian’s nuclear build up.
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Reminds me of a joke: A farmer had a bad rodent problem, and he was talking to his wife about getting a cat. The rats and mice overheard him, and came to him with a proposal: 'If YOU don't get a cat, WE won't get a cat.' ![]() |
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China basically wants a multipolar world but a unipolar Asea. It indulges in the same hypocrisy that it accuses USA of with regard to itself. |
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Cat and Mouse Animation ![]() |
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If India doesn’t need to justify her nuclear buildup, why India distorted the interpretation of China’s No Fist Use Nuke policy? You should not blame China for having a friend. You should try to become their friends too. But India doesn’t bother to make friends with her miserable neighbors. India has all powerful countries and superpower in bed with her. India is the undisputed leader of non-alliance countries. India has much stronger navy with aircraft carriers. India has much more advanced fighter fleet. India has much more advanced armor divisions. All powerful countries compete to woo India with even more advanced stuffs. India itself is becoming the next global superpower. On the other hand, all western countries have technologic and arms embargos on China. Russian sells less advanced weaponry to China. China is in no position to restrict India to rise to the top of the global stage. China is in no position to accuse USA to be the unipolar superpower. It is the India that wants to be the another polar ![]() |
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See, American went to Indian bed again Last time, the explosions of five Indian nuclear bombs waked American up from Indian bed before CIA even made the morning call It will be interesting to see what will wake American up from Indian bed next time, surprise ![]() |
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I think China also has problems with all it's neighbors. Doesn't necessarily mean that China is always in the wrong. Same for India. There is nothing wrong in India being a pole in a multi polar world with US, China, Russia, Japan, EU etc. More the poles the better. ![]() Last edited by WhamBam : 03-08-2007 at 10:46 AM. |
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The point is India does not owe an explaination to anyone for her nuclear weapons. It is necessary as it is in a dangerous neighborhood with three nuclear weapon powers and proliferation happening from China. India is a stabilizing factor in Asea and the world. A strong and powerful India is in the interest of the Asea and the world. |
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