here we come
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quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
here we come
quote:Originally posted by smurph:
yup,got to agree with ya on this mott
i just read an article on the news,not looking good
quote:If you had taking the time to have read my post,you would have known this a week ago!
quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
here we come
quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
Alright then 60/40?
this reminds me of mt childhood days ...Cuba
quote:Originally posted by PBA54:quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
here we come
If you had taking the time to have read my post,you would have known this a week ago!
quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
Ford??? don't you mean New Holland? I can't believe you're THAT old...
I'm an operator too...used to be. Just give orders now.
quote:Originally posted by smurph:
kinda makes ya wonder IF something wasn't planned to happen BEFORE the speech was even made
quote:Originally posted by EdEKit:quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
here we come
Mott The Hoople,
I think you and I can get VERY wealthy if we jump into the nuclear bomb shelter business NOW. Iran is allied with Russia and China. Russia is their major arms supplier. China has a trade agreement with them for Oil. They don't need nuclear weapons, the Russians have a well developed, mature, intercontinental nuclear arsenal. The Russians have been delivering state of the art ground to air missile systems to Iran. Iran has a small, very modern submarine fleet. Iran, Russia and China share weapons systems. Twice in the past year Chinese Submarines have surfaced near US Carrier Groups. On on occasion, INSIDE the group, within firing range of the flagship carrier, and, until it surfaced, undetected. That incident occured in the South China Sea during exercises.
I am serious, bomb shelters should be a big business at this time.
quote:Originally posted by smurph:
kinda makes ya wonder IF something wasn't planned to happen BEFORE the speech was even made
quote:Originally posted by EdEKit:
PBA,
To answer this question, "Why do people have to wait and see it on corporate media before they can believe it?"
A lot of people don't see it till it gets oo the corporate media.
quote:Originally posted by PBA54:
No animals or trees were killed or injured in the sending of this message.
However, a great number of electrons were inconvenienced.
quote:Originally posted by Yo Brotha from anotha Motha:
The world is over populated. We must have a correction in or growing masses. A WWIII or a giant nuclear war is mans way of scaling back. If it must happen, I had rather it take place somewhere other than North America.
quote:Originally posted by Yo Brotha from anotha Motha:
I think that if we do not take care of Iran now that terrorism will hit the USA like a hell storm.
We need to secure or borders also. Bush should be impeached on failure to secure or borders alone.
quote:Originally posted by EdEKit:
PBA,
To answer this question, "Why do people have to wait and see it on corporate media before they can believe it?"
A lot of people don't see it till it gets oo the corporate media.
quote:Originally posted by dogsoldier0513:
Current U.S. troop levels and committments in Iraq and Afghanistan don't favor a protracted ground war in Iran. Look for tactical nukes to be used...if not directly by us, by Israel.
quote:Originally posted by smurph:
US Embassy in Greece got bombed today.No injuries,no deaths
the US might should consider it being time to forget operating a war based on what is polically correct.
quote:Originally posted by Shiroshi:
I'm gonna get blasted for this, but oh well, here goes.
Reguarding Iran and Syria, if we don't invade Iran or Syria, but they are attacking us in Iraq, wouldn't that be a direct act of war? Whether or not we should be there is pointless, if they are crossing the border and firing at US servicemen, should that constitute a direct act of war?
The current govenment of Iran has very little hope if Iraq becomes a moderate state, which the majority do not want an Theocracy, but closer to what the Kuwaities have, secular government with an Islamic guided judiciary. Being surrounded by non-Theocratic US allies wouldn't be very comfortable. They (Iran) have a sizeable group of revolutionaries inside thier country. The Iran/Iraq border is one of the most poorly defended in the world. There are some cities in Iraq reported to have more illegal Iranians than Iraqi citizens.
The US, Iraqi, and Afghani Govenments have all complained about Iranian incursions into those countries and supplying weapons to insurgents.
Whether true or not, there have been confessions from "Syrian" Intelligence Officers, caught in Iraq, saying they had trained insurgents in Syria. If those are even partially true, then that would be an act of war. As to increased "saber-rattling" at Syria, even the vaunted French are involved with that. They are being asked to leave Lebanon alone. If they would refuse such worldwide objections, why would they not be involved in Iraq with little support for the US there?
Should directed attacks not be rebuffed? In a large way, open warfare would be preferable to the current insurgencies. Yes, even with four or more opponents. Do not be fooled into thinking that a US "withdrawl" will be that in any case. Even losing Iraq, we would still have a massive amount of troops in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, the very thing that upsets our good friend Osama bin Ladin. As a matter of fact, there will be more US troops in those two countries as well as Turkey than pre-invasion, as the Iranians will most certainly have more control over Iraq than the Saudis would be comfortable with. You could also expect to see a huge buildup in Afghistan, which will get the Pakistanis panties in a really large bunch. The Iranians want to spread Islamic Fundamentalism to all of the Muslim world, recreating the Ottoman Empire after their fashion.
As it is now, its almost a must win situation, at best. Most probably though, it is a lose-lose situation.
quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
Alright then 60/40?
this reminds me of mt childhood days ...Cuba
quote:Originally posted by Mott The Hoople:
here we come