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mears said:Uhm, they were going to KILL HIM. Belgium doesn't go aroung threatening to kill people because they convert to some religion
no they just deport him back to that country! not our problem

mears said:Uhm, they were going to KILL HIM. Belgium doesn't go aroung threatening to kill people because they convert to some religion

You should try to read more carefully.mears said:I'm sorry, what is your hypothesis, that I am a racist?
Thing is mears, you just answered a question no-one (except you) had asked. That's not very impressive.mears said:You see, I am always ready to give you my opinion on anything.
What do you think of all the civilian deaths caused by the US led invasion of Iraq?
mears said:I have nino on ignore, he is the only poster I would ever put on ignore around here because he is a waste of time.
I'm sorry, what is your hypothesis, that I am a racist?
mears said:Maybe its growing up in a country where freedom of speech is paramount. I would give you my opinion on anything concerning everything. I would state my opinion to you as I would state my opinion to the Queen of England or the President of the United States. What you see with me is what the hell you get. Something you know nothing about.
So I will give you my opinion on the Theo Van Gogh murder since you lack the courage to provide your own. I believe its a direct assault on the freedom of speech we cherish in the west. This same freedom of speech and multi culturalism detested by some Muslims living in Europe and the Middle East.
The muder of Van Gogh symbolizes the intolerance that has driven coptic christians out of Egyp,t Jews out of Iran and a lone christian out of Afghanistan.
Some Muslims, like the ones adovocating the killing of Theo Van Gogh, need to get out the 13th century. Some want to even run their countries by a "holy book" called the Koran. I thought fundamentalist christians were ignorant, my God.
You see, I am always ready to give you my opinion on anything.
Jonti said:Thing is mears, you just answered a question no-one (except you) had asked. That's not very impressive.
Here's a question that's been put to you a few times now, that you haven't answered.
Ae589 said:Seriously - which military action do you see this attack shaping up like?
mears said:I doubt there will be any military action against Iran. People around here have been predicting an American invasion of Iran for years and they continue to be wrong wrong wrong.
mears said:I think innocent civilians killed in any war is terrible. I believe the innocents killed by the US army is terrible. I believe the killing of thousands of innocents by Iraqi insurgents is terrible. I believe the innocents killed by the Taliban and Saddam is terrible
treelover said:Russia won't stand by if Iran is attacked!
Just saw this on Guardian CIF, is this the case, would they defend Iran and would China, what would be the outcome?
'Blair staying on long enough to help Bush and Israel sort out Iran? Well, completely ignored in our media is Russia's formal announcement last week that they will not tolerate a military attack on Iran under any circumstances.China will,no doubt, follow suit.They are drawing a belated line in the sand. If anyone has the qualifications for provoking WW3 then it must to be the Bush/Blair/Israel axis.If we are to avoid this impending nuclear holocaust, then we must get rid of Blair as a first step.Time is running out fast.'
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newharper said:While not a Farsi speaker, I am prepared to believe people who do.
Jonathon steele deals with this,
me said:In the referenced story you say: 'Mr Ahmadinejad has described the Holocaust as a "myth" and said Israel should be "wiped off the map".'
Jonathan Steele has written: 'The remarks are not out of context. They are wrong, pure and simple. Ahmadinejad never said them. Farsi speakers have pointed out that he was mistranslated. The Iranian president was quoting an ancient statement by Iran's first Islamist leader, the late Ayatollah Khomeini, that "this regime occupying Jerusalem must vanish from the page of time" just as the Shah's regime in Iran had vanished.'
See http://www.commondreams.org/views06/0602-29.htm

Azrael23 said:How dare you try and rationalise the proposed deaths of hundreds of thousands of people. You think Iran will go down easy? They beat Iraq well enough, The Iraqis with their $40bn of US funding, I might add.
They can sink US ships, they can incite terror attacks (which will see all our rights disappear, the govt will love it), they could even invade Iraq, supported by the local population don`t forget.
Do you have any idea of the consequences? Your such an idiot. These are peoples lives, entire nations your playing around your head. Jesus.
Are you aware it was your own government who gave them the means to start a nuclear power programme?![]()
You need to realise the nature of govt. Look at history, it is the history of war and tyranny! Where do we find ourselves YET AGAIN? In times of escalating tyranny and approaching war.... This cycle will never end unless we REMEMBER HISTORY. Do you know anything about the constitution, the war of independence, the writings of the founding fathers, the words of lincoln, the admissions of wilson, the words of kennedy....
Please, i`m asking you as simply another person who has to live their life on this planet too. They`re stealing you blind as well, I cannot understand your support for this poison.![]()
Pakistan is a military dictatorship which has the bomb and it doesn't seem to bother you much, it is much more likely to use it as well. The bomb issue is just a smokescreen to enable USUK to destabilise a country in the middle east because it has a lot of oil which the oil companies can't get to, same as Iraq it's thieving pure and simple.mears said:Even though countries like Pakistan, India and Israel have a nuclear weapon doesn't mean the world should just sit back as Iran acquires the bomb. Iran gets a nuclear weapon and her best friend Syria will want one. The proud state of Egypt would feel left out an so would Saudi Arabia. Close your eyes and whamo! every country in the ME has the bomb!
All these countries will probably have nuclear weapons some day, but I believe its better to hold them off as long as possible. They are all unstable dictatorships with governing systems from the 19th century. Who know where the bombs could end up one day...
sleaterkinney said:Pakistan is a military dictatorship which has the bomb and it doesn't seem to bother you much, it is much more likely to use it as well. The bomb issue is just a smokescreen to enable USUK to destabilise a country in the middle east because it has a lot of oil which the oil companies can't get to, same as Iraq it's thieving pure and simple.

Care to exand on that I seem to have a large gap in my knowledge of modern history, I had the Iran Iraq war as a brutal stalemate.Azrael23 said:You think Iran will go down easy? They beat Iraq well enough,
sleaterkinney said:Pakistan is a military dictatorship which has the bomb and it doesn't seem to bother you much, it is much more likely to use it as well. The bomb issue is just a smokescreen to enable USUK to destabilise a country in the middle east because it has a lot of oil which the oil companies can't get to, same as Iraq it's thieving pure and simple.
Rentonite said:It is enevidable ya know, We MUST gain control and administrate the Middle East, if not the entire World will be diminished, or lost.
So ya wanna another Dark age?
Indeed.mears said:I think the big worry is that the nuclear weapons would fall into islamic fundamentalist hands in Pakistan.
I agree with you there.mears said:No one wants a nuclear armed Middle East.
Another fundamentalist Muslim intelligence operative much like Musharaf himself, one supposes.mears said:I think the big worry is that the nuclear weapons would fall into islamic fundamentalist hands in Pakistan. Its an unstable country and musharraf has escaped a couple of assasination attempts in Pakistan. And if he was in fact killed who would take over?
Except that there already is one if you're not stupid enough to ignore Israel.The US and EU are not far apart on Iran. Do the research. European intelligence agencies have enabled the CIA to conduct secret interrogation camps in Europe. European governments know what is at stake in Iraq and Iran, especially when Europe has problems assimilating their Muslim immigrants.
Even Russia knows whats at stake. No one wants a nuclear armed Middle East.
Senators Richard Luger and Chuck Hegel (senior republicans) seem pretty determined to stop it.zArk said:Nothing short of Bush and cronies impeachment will stop Iran being invaded unfortunately the interests behind Bush and cronies will remain to emerge again.
“It would be a mistake to think these negotiations are a first step towards some kind of grand bargain [involving US recognition],” he said. “We are only addressing the nuclear issue and stopping their pursuit of nuclear weapons.”
“Our experience has been that when there is a dramatic change in the life of a country, that’s the most likely point at which they give up nuclear weapons.”
Mr Bolton also voiced doubts that International Atomic Energy Agency inspections would be able to prove that Iran’s programme was purely peaceful,
[Bolton] said that sanctions against Iran if it declined the offer were “a step in the process”. But he also conceded that he could not predict whether the Security Council would back such a measure.