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His eyes are soooo squinched all the time like he's really high on something. What do yall think? And if he was.....that would explain some of his emboldened behavior, no? |
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Let's invade.
The legal eagles then can find out the justification. Things are slipping out of hand. But lets wait...................... Khatami is in town!
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I think we should give the UN and sanctions more time, while building a coalition force with our international allies as a last resort. But we must let diplomacy work its course, doesn't matter how long it takes. All we have to do is give them more time and talk to them some more. blah blah blah....
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IMO If we are STILL searching for reasons then we must be as dumb as they suppose and expect we are. They broke the treaty they signed and are now just hiding behind ******** smoke screens and stalling as they continue their quest for fizzle material. We are fools if we allow them to produce a bomb and the future generations of many countries will pay the price for our foolishness especially the Jewish generations if we choose to do nothing but debate. IMO There is no debate STOP or we will STOP you for good.
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Gannut,
International allies would be the same nations and everyone of them are stretched for troops and as financially. That unfortunately is the reality. Diplomacy is as good as dead. The only way to some action is stand off attacks on the facilities and damn the consequences. However, unlike Iraq, this must be thought through and not having it hanging as another albatross around the neck! |
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The liberal left of this country led by Kerry and Kennedy like to spout off tired cliches like that to attack our president and his foreign policies. They offer nothing but appeasement to the forces of evil. They have no solutions. |
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I am certainly not defending Iran whose government I despise, but I would point out that Egypt and Jordan once wanted to wipe Israel off the map - that did not and could not justify invasions then. Point 2: Iran's ability to cause problems in Iraq and Lebanon is nothing to the US's ability. Point 3: it does not have completed deliverable nuclear technology to offer. Point 4: You have much ore justification for invading Saudi Arabia or Pakistan with this one. Point 5: would you accept Russian technology? Most importantly - none of these 5 reasons justify a war since such a war would be distantly preventive, not pre-emptive. Such wars are illegal under international law. |
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2. Darth Sadr. Badr. SCIRI. You lose this point hands down. 3. Iran doesn't have trucks, ports, aircraft? 4. But those countries are working with us, at least to some degree. 5. The US said yes. Iran said no.
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