
Originally Posted by
AdityaMookerjee
The U. S. says, that Iran is an Islamist fundamentalist nation. Iran knows that most of the U. S. follows the Christian faith, and that all of the visible govt. employees are Christian, in the U. S. And, Iran does not call the U. S. a fundamentalist nation following an, or any, particular faith. If I were Iranian, I would think the U. S. is anti-Islam.
The U. S. President says, "God bless America". Jesus Christ went to the Cross, because it would justify the Super Power status of the United States? I mean, Jesus Christ went to the Cross, and Americans appreciate his sacrifice, because they will be motivated to live a good life, justified by his being crucified?
The American government must know this. No power can stop them from making Iran an economic non-participant. If the U. S. tells China, and India, that they will not trade with Iran, what will these nations do? The U. S. is the force of the world economy. It controls the world economy completely. It really is looking at her business interests, and not her security interests, but perhaps, one does not exist without the other.
Is the U. S. a world leader, as president Obama says? No one is taking the U. S. seriously. They see America wanting to sell them IPads, IMacs, and they want this from America. The U. S. wants to be a world leader, so that they can sell the world products.
Israel has a leadership, which is pretty impressive. I mean, nearly all their Prime Minister's were heading the most professional army, or perceived as such, in the world. And, why are they important? Because the United States is executing their policies, around the world. The opinion is, the various Israeli ministries are telling the U. S., what their objectives are, so that when the help is required, which is inevitable, the U. S. will oblige. The Israeli's are the most unfortunate state, because where their leaders can be World Leaders, they are seen as not believing it. Is the U. S. going to do anything in Iran? For Iran? Maybe, against Iran?
The global citizen sees his nation as being aligned to 'great powers', and is totally disillusioned about his nation. The United States citizen is elated, because the U. S. is a 'world leader', and if the world follows the U. S., then why should the U. S., introspect?
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