http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/20/wo...st/20nuke.html
This does not look good for the stability of the region. It seems Iran is chugging forward in it's mission to have nuclear power.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/20/wo...st/20nuke.html
This does not look good for the stability of the region. It seems Iran is chugging forward in it's mission to have nuclear power.
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Queue the Neo Cons, "I told you so!"
because all of us that dislike iran's rather blatent breakings of international law are of course neocons.
there was a pretty lols article on the bbc the other day about how the iranians were trying to get britain onside by saying "we will stop killing ur troops in iraq if u let us continue on our way with enriching uranium" - hope it isnt just me that sees how hilarious and illogical this method of negotiation is.
The peacekeeper obama isn't going to doabout this.
What can he do other than an outright invasion? It's not like they listen to us.The peacekeeper obama isn't going to doabout this.
Oh, and I think an invasion of Iran would be foolhardy, and would cause a long drawn out conflict that would result in massive casualties for both sides, not to mention destabilizing another country in the region.
So back to the original question. What actions can Obama be reasonably expected to take?
Take it easy,
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That sounds like Israel's problem, not mine.
I just said give them the green light. If they refuse I guess America has to step in again. Damned foreigners...
To Gertrudius!: I'm talking about bombing nuclear facilities. If Iran starts getting too bold blow up a city or two.
The powers delegated by the proposed Constitution to the federal government are few and defined. Those which are to remain in the State governments are numerous and indefinite. The former will be exercised principally on external objects, as war, peace, negotiation, and foreign commerce; with which last the power of taxation will, for the most part, be connected. The powers reserved to the several States will extend to all the objects which, in the ordinary course of affairs, concern the lives, liberties, and properties of the people, and the internal order, improvement, and prosperity of the State. - James Madison
Are you talking about surgical strikes on their nuclear facilities, or intensive bombardment of military facilities and infrastructure? I don't think they are crazy enough to actually launch Nukes at anyone. The moment they did Iran would become a radioactive slag heap.Give Israel the green light to bomb, give 'em a little support here and there if necessary.
No drawn out occupation is necessary nor even desirable.
Either way, I don't see what that would accomplish, because Iran would certainly retaliate to any attacks made by Israel.![]()
Take it easy,
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Yes, Iran has been exposed for lying as always.
They don't want nuclear power, they want nuclear weapons and at this rate they are going to get them too.
We all know that.
When was the last time they lied?
Officially speaking Iranians have been targets of WMDs they know the effects they have on the cities that were gassed by Saddam. They have buried 2-3 million of their dead gassed by chemicals sold by the US of A. (one of their million reasons why they hate them)
Also did you know Iran imports refined oil? they don't have the capacity to process their countries energy requirements. (their refineries are old and crap, probably only get like 60 octane)
They use approximately 40% of their own oil to produce electricity, and this is growing every year. Nuclear power will help them offset the new demand and maybe lower the amount of oil consumed by them.
Vox populi, vox dei!!!
"The voice of the people is the voice of God"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xmpBWGJ1_Y
What a lovely future to look forward to. I really hope it does not come to that. Especially if Iran has already attained Nukes by that point.They've already done some sabotaging programs in order to delay their technological advances, but it looks like the great depression II is going to reveal another World War as its source of uplifting the people out of poverty. And its target is undoubtedly iran.
I guess it all depends on the effect of the current economic crisis.
Take it easy,
All the time. Consistently about their nuclear program. Another example I can think of: denying their interference in Iraq.
Well Jeez it's much easy to create a nuclear power plant than to build a newAlso did you know Iran imports refined oil? they don't have the capacity to process their countries energy requirements. (their refineries are old and crap, probably only get like 60 octane)
They use approximately 40% of their own oil to produce electricity, and this is growing every year. Nuclear power will help them offset the new demand and maybe lower the amount of oil consumed by them.ing refinery isn't it.......NOT.
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Uhh, more appropriately, they want both. And I must say -- so what?
LOL, butchering Godwin's Law with little regard aside, if you take a look at how Iran's political system works you will see that it doesn't require a leap of anything.ant disagree with any of these points but #3 is the troubling one since it requires a leap of faith in that at some point in time things wont change. I mean. I mean even Hitler wasnt in "charge" initially...
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