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rachamim18 said:Demosothenes: "Ahmadinejad spends petrol revenues on handouts..." Do not belive the hype, as the song says. What you believe is not making sense. Look, they just had to institute petrol rationing which resulted in insurrection in many parts of the nation. Why would they be devoting petrol revenues towards handouts when they could instead be solving their rationing crisis?
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The Guardian has to provide evidence for what its articles say. You never do. By that token, should we take you seriously?rachamim18 said:"Implying the Guardian wants..." Are you serious?How would you EVER come to that conclusion? I think it was clear that I said the Gurdian should not be taken seriously with regards to Israel and any nation involved with it on either side of the fence. Bias is bias is bias.
rachamim18 said:Lobster: Question, in talking of "Irish Freedom Fighters," do you mean IRA?
"Should be allowed to have nuclear energy." Except that that is not their aim. Even if it were indiscernible either way, are you willing to bank the planet on it?
lobster said:That's right IRA.
In the media from various political strands each have a different take on what Iran want to do with there Nuclear facilities.
Until Iran posses Nuclear weapons and points them at Israel , its incomplete to suggest otherwise.
As Spion brought up the idea of Israel becoming a single state, what do you think of that?

invisibleplanet said:Many people in power are hateful and dangerous. Each country seems to have their own share of religious and political figures who say the most heinous things. I can find examples from USA, from UK, from Europe and from Israel - I'm sure you can too. Are we to use them all as cases for denying nuclear power?
Why aren't the nuclear power stations the type that aren't used to make nuclear weapons from - if this were so, then all doubt could be removed.

fela fan said:The proof of this is the difference between iran and burma. Everything the press rabbit on about iran and dictatorship and gays and women and this and that is dozens of times worse in burma. So leave iran alone, and if you must exercise your pathetic bullying ways, go and free the people in burma, and actually do something good for once.

Quite likely "we" shouldn't "go after countries" at all.jæd said:So obviously we should only go after countries with the "worst" in persecution.
fela fan said:Just the single notion that it has ANYTHING AT ALL to do with the US or the UK to go in 'sorting out' nations in the way they do is the underpinning of the default of madness that occupies the blood of so many people in the anglo-american countries.
fela fan said:It's a distasteful fact, but our governments can only do these wars with the implicit permission of the populations. That we give this permission is, ironically, not our fault. Most people have only two sources of information in their daily lives: their daily paper, and the tv news on the bbc or itv. And since that is full of propaganda, then it's a fait accomplis by our warmongering leaders.

I wonder if I can detect some space in between "doing nothing" and "bombing and invading those countries which happen to resist Washington's demands rather than follow them"?jæd said:So we (ie the US + UK) should just stand be human rights abuses go on in other countries...?
invisibleplanet said:I'm not a supporter of nuclear power/weaponry cycle at all. There is a reactor type that doesn't produce nuclear waste for reprocessing, isn't there?
Am I correct in assuming the various European firms who sold the Iranians these reactor parts with full knowledge of their governments, sold them the parts for the reactor type that produces spent fuel for reprocessing to make nuclear weapons?
If this is the case, then why aren't these firms being held responsible for nuclear weapons profileration and why aren't they being investigated fully to ensure that no more reactor>reprocessing cycles are born? What can be done to safeguard against this happening in the future, and why is the US calling for sanctions on Iran for a situation which Europe actively helped to create?
Well you do and in certain cases like Saudi Arabia, support the regimes that carry them out.jæd said:So we (ie the US + UK) should just stand be human rights abuses go on in other countries...? (ie, "real" human rights violations, much worse than happens in the US + UK).
jæd said:So we (ie the US + UK) should just stand be human rights abuses go on in other countries...? (ie, "real" human rights violations, much worse than happens in the US + UK).
fela fan said:So, it's really not a case of 'us' policing the others, rather that we are the bastards committing massive crimes upon others.
But you have your eyes and ears closed to this inconvenient fact don't you jaed?
Never mind, perhaps you'll wake up one day.
jæd said:I still can't see your solution of what to do with the corrupt regimes you apparently support....!
jæd said:I still can't see your solution of what to do with the corrupt regimes you apparently support....!
Resolution of this needs to come about soon. It's been 60 years already.Spion said:Equal rights for jews and arabs in a single state with the injustice to the Palestinian refugees made good with money from the chief architects and beneficiaries of their misery - Britain, Israel, the US
fela fan said:Probably because i'm not sure any solution is needed. It's only arrogant western thinking that says this nation or that nation should do what it says or else.
fela fan said:You think for one minute that britain and america are not corrupt nuclear-wielding countries? And since that is what we are, how come we should have this arrogant notion that we are the globe's policemen??
It's fucking unbelievable. And you appear to have been taken in by all this propaganda that the USUK machine churns out via it's spokesagency, the mass-media.
lobster said:jæd : what your missing out is that only when there is a business interest for the US + UK + whoever else , as its not just those two countries will they go in there, to rescue there business and proclaim there doing it for humanitarian reasons, if they really care about it, why are so many countries left of there "list" ?
jæd said:So not even a desire to help people rotting in gaols...?
jæd said:Go on then... Please point out the corruption that is embedded in the UK/USA's democracies. And I'd be also interested where the mass-media is implicated in this. Hard links please, with proper documentation...

jæd said:I'm fully aware of that, its just Fela is ready to defend a country which has shown been to be corrupt through hard evidence...
Demosthenes said:The US has loads of people, over a couple of million, in jail, and US prisons are said to be very nasty.
A huge number of them are imprisoned for "drug crimes", i.e. they haven't even done anything morally wrong, they've just broken an arbitrary law, and given the socioeconomics of the country, it was fairly inevitable that many of them would do this.
Perhaps we should invade america, and liberate the brothers?
fela fan said:Iran has been shown to be corrupt with hard evidence? Really? And what is 'hard' evidence as opposed to the more normal variety of evidence?
