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India’s left parties demand recall of US envoy - The Khaleej Times
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(note to my valued American members of this forum to avoid misconception; I'm not against USA, but I'm enjoying this Indo-American honeymoon so far ) |
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To me India or their dealings with Iran should not be considered. Everybody yes EVERYBODY has a rite to pursue whats best for themselves and their country. But to what end?
People we are supposed to be able to agree or disagree on what is best for this world right or wrong and to take the very best care of it for those that will follow i.e. your children,grandchildren etc. and that man with that kind of weapon will only open doors for more of his particular kind to follow. You hear him on TV and you read the same articles so you know as well as I do we are looking at the very same person. IMO If allowed to happen with no action taken the Middle East will become a NUCLEAR storm waiting to happen at the drop of one of these religious imams hats since they seem to control all reigns. You may say well we need the oil and whatever else Iran offers them. Fine. So long as you guys in those countries can live with that man's threatening of another countries/peoples right to exist and the ramifications that come when one of those countries decides they had enough and call his bluff and shoves his countries head in the sand with a nuclear device or something closely comparible and as equally destructive. Then what will we all think? Im sure one of the phrases that will be used will be "I wish we never........" because gauentee that fall out and radiation not necessarily from a warhead but a reactor explosion if operable is going somewhere and killing/poisoning whatever is in its path until it dissapates and hopefully just hopefully it wont be any of your countries. But we will all see it on tv,radio,the web etc and then think what? Why were we so irresponsible as to let this man achieve such weapons for this purpose when we could have prevented it? Either way and yes I will say this He is an evil man and he will also bring that country a war that they dont want because of his hatred for others and his pursuence of nuclear weapons. The bottom line is...There are to many countries out their right now that will not allow him to achieve his goals and will stop at nothing until he is either reigned in or eliminated. No matter who his allies are."To each his own gentlemen". ![]() Last edited by Dreadnought : 01-30-2006 at 16:19 PM. |
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The issue I have trouble is that nuclear weapons in Irans hands would somehow completely destabilize the entire world.
I find it hypocritical that some countries reserve the right to build and use nuclear waepons and deny the same right to others. Ofcourse the people who have the weapons are going to bully others. If opinions of American posters on messageboards is any indication, the world would have been nuked thrice over. Thankfully they dont have their fingers on the nukes. Anyway, the fact remains that just having these waepons in your arsenal allows countries great coercive power. Should Iran be allowed to have nukes? Why not? If countries run by dictators like Pakistan are allowed to have them and it hasnt destabilised the world, Why not Iran? We can either ALL choose to have nuclear weapons or NONE at all. But if the mightiest of the superpowers still feels insecure enough to keep nuclear weapons, a country like Iran which feels threatened by the same superpower is certainly entitled to it. If it were me, I would have supported Irans program, if not overtly then covertly. In the long run, a country like Iran free from foriegn manipulation would have been in India's interests, which is all that matters. Last edited by Vaman : 01-30-2006 at 20:31 PM. |
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Vaman, you are partly right. everyone has the right to develop nuclear weapons, its the choice they make.
For Iran, they have already signed NPT, which barrs them from developing nukes. That defn calls for some international measures. After all, if a dictator or ruler of a country starts killing his own people, we (the world) dont sit and watch them die. So Iran's acquisition of nukes is also viewed in the same manner, the threats it issues against Israel itself is enough to stop them developing nukes.
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Should Iran be allowed to have nukes? Why not? If countries run by dictators like Pakistan are allowed to have them and it hasnt destabilised the world, Why not Iran?
When was the last time you saw a country leader call for the inillation of another country much less a race of people over religious edicts? And you still want this man to achieve a nuclear weapon? Then Why dont we just hand one over to Al-Q or Hezbollah? It would be the very same result as allowing this man and his country to build one. Last edited by Dreadnought : 01-31-2006 at 10:05 AM. |
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WHats the big deal about, the Americans trashed the Kyoto protocol, The Russians seem happy to violate almost any international convention, Chinese are the masters of this. Pakistan well its dealings with North Korea, China & the A Q Khan affair is a smack in the face for the countries like UK & US for they still haven't dealt properly with this matter.
I guess what diff it makes if India joins the club. Hell since when were politics a neat and a clean game. |
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