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OP unfortunately falls into the same hypersimplistic "analysis" of foreign matters
OP's initial premise-inaction on Iran-is patently false. Our embargo is sqeezing Iran-and especially it's leadership hard right now. Look at their insane inflation rate. An invasion or bombing raid would have a major undesired negative effect-Iranian citizens would naturally flock to support their government (no matter how hated) against the foreigners.
OP unfortunately falls into the same hypersimplistic "analysis" of foreign matters that currently passes as Romney's wisdom.
It is simple, as long as iran has a lifeline (russia, china and india), iran will continue its nuclear program.
How well did sanctions work against cuba? How about vietnam?
As for the inflation, and unrest, people will adapt.
Or not. Did the Egyptians adapt? How about the Libyans? What about the Syrians?
You are thinking short term.
How long have the Egyptians, Libyans and Syrians been around? For thousands of years?
So yea, they have adapted.
In the grade scheme of things, what we are talking about with Iran is short term. What is to stop iran from developing nuclear weapons 10 years, 20 years, 30 years from now?
Son, just stop thinking, you SUCK AT IT.
Ask questions and i'll tell you, that way we can get this over with without you involving your mindless idiocy.
As I ask two questions of our OP.
1. What Jewish voting block is Texas Hiker talking about? As I can also point out Texas Hiker may be a day or two behind recent Israeli government news. Because just today, Netanyuhu has conceded that new Israeli elections are needed, as the current Israeli government is deeply divided over economic, social, and future policies. As the so called super coalition Netanyuhu put together three months ago is untenable now. And Israeli government elections are now likely due in the in the 12/ 2012 time frame.
2. Or is Texas Hiker talking about the "Jewish" and non-Jewish voting blocks in the USA who will voice their opinion in the upcoming 1/2012 race for US President?
Ask you as question?
Where will Irans nuclear program be in 15 years?
I am not your son, I am probably old enough to be your dad.
As I ask two questions of our OP.
1. What Jewish voting block is Texas Hiker talking about?
2. Or is Texas Hiker talking about the "Jewish" and non-Jewish voting blocks in the USA who will voice their opinion in the upcoming 1/2012 race for US President?
Son, i don't call you son because you seem to be a lot younger than me (i'm in my late 40's and right out of the SAS) i call you that because you seem to posses a mind like a child.
Irans nuclear program will be in the same place it is right now, waiting to happen, about that time it will be for the third time and everyone will pretend that it's the first time, again.
I am 44, and you are arrogant.
So if/when iran further devlops its nuclear program, I can quote you on irans program not progressing?
Will inaction on Iran swing the Jewish vote?
IDK. But I got curious and looked up the Jewish population state-by-state. Overall they are only a little more than 2% of the population, but some states have higher concentrations.
Some states with larger % population seem so solidly Democrat I don't think they could make any difference even if they were inclined to vote for Romney in large numbers. OTOH, they could certainly be a factor in FL.
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/US-Israel/usjewpop.html
Fern
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Irans nuclear program will be in the same place it is right now, waiting to happen, about that time it will be for the third time and everyone will pretend that it's the first time, again.
Because suicide bombing children is frowned upon in the civilized world.
Sorry if I missed it in one of your previous posts, but why do you believe that Iran will be unsuccessful developing nukes this time?
Fern
It is than why do we kill 10 women and children for every 1 combatant in the war ?