Bomb them beloved patriot, Wet Back, and them Canadian Commies as well. Then Gaz every American traders that don't wave the American flag.Bomb Iran Now
Enough is enough. Take the mosques. Take the skyscraper too. No more "talks". Bomb Iran.
Why not bomb nucular plants in other countries as well? Specially rogue people that steals and spies on the US?beloved patriot = China
Wet Back = Mexico
Canadian Commies = Canada
Or some nuclear plants in Iran.
You pick.
yup.I'm not in the "bomb Iran" frame of mind, but if an organization is illegally funneling money to another nation it can expect to be shut down. If it's Mosques or macaroni that's the front, it doesn't matter.
You stopped short of mentioning people that believe they will have 72 virgins waiting for them in heaven, after they kill an infidel or two.Why not bomb nucular plants in other countries as well? Specially rogue people that steals and spies on the US?
I see that you're going for Fail of the Year.The hell it doesn't.
The people are supporting the government. You dont have to kill all the people. Just take out the nuclear facilities and blow up their refinery and let them kill each other. Many people in Iran are not aligned with their government. We could do to Iran what Iran does to other countries. Give arms and money to the factions that would destroy it like the Kurds and the college students. Iran is like a powder keg.
Keep in mind that when you help your enemy's enemy, that the new faction could be worse than the one in power. The USA has learned the hard way many times. One side can be worse than the other.
It is obvious that Iran is shipping arms and ammunitions to other groups like the Palestinians. Se we should start by blockading Iran as much as possible.
Isreal would probably bomb Iran if we let them. If we both attacked at the same time we could probably take out their defenses and their ability to attack Iraq. Of course then the world oil supply would be disrupted and we would pay for it financially. So we just cant win. Only thing left is to try to box them in or keep an eye on them and show the rest of the world their true intent.
Wait a minute, the US government, corporations, religious zealot, and sheeple aren't a bunch of despot thieving liars, and killers?Lol... are you saying that Iran isn't dominated by it's Government? That the people there won't be tortured, executed, or worse, for speaking their mind?
Both Iraq and Iran are despoted regimes, and their people are trampled.
Because their government dominates them does not mean that the people themselves are fragmented like Iraq. It's not like the Kurds and Shias. There isn't a great centuries long division between the people, so bringing in the kurds in any discussion is completely specious.Lol... are you saying that Iran isn't dominated by it's Government? That the people there won't be tortured, executed, or worse, for speaking their mind?
Both Iraq and Iran are despoted regimes, and their people are trampled.
Precisely when during the last disputed US Presidential election were the newspapers closed, the internet shut off, and citizens shot?Wait a minute, the US government, corporations, religious zealot, and sheeple aren't a bunch of despot thieving liars, and killers?
The pot call the kettle black.
What the hell does it matter how fragmented the people are when they are booted by a Government?
maybe bush's axis of evil declaration had some effect but i very much doubt it changed the course of the iran regime. the conservatives were on the move after khatami's landslide election in 2001.If Bush hadn't shot off his mouth like the fool he was, the moderates would most likely have eliminated the extremists. Nope, not content to let things work themselves out, he decided to call them evil and suddenly the pro-west people (and there were many) were shown to be fools and cast out.
It most certainly did considering they offered support beforehand.maybe bush's axis of evil declaration had some effect but i very much doubt it changed the course of the iran regime. the conservatives were on the move after khatami's landslide election in 2001.