TLK Valentine
I've already read the books you want burned.
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I don't know any.
Then what were you asking for in post #64?
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I don't know any.
Good news, we have no friends in range of them.
I'd sleep better knowing that their nuclear scientific community is gone and their equipment and supplies were destroyed...I think the average Iranian would too.
Really?
Would you sleep better if your country’s nuclear deterrence was removed while China, North Korea and Russia retained theirs ?
If your country had been subject of hostile superpower that destroyed your democracy, installed a puppet dictator that led to your country being taken over by religious dictatorship and in recent history embargoed your country causing civilian hardship and shortages of stuff like medicines without any results on overthrowing the said religious dictatorship but instead raising the popularity of the hardliners that could point out after US reneging on it’s treaty obligations that US could not be trusted and was indeed the enemy of Iran that actually assassinated a popular general that was groomed for political succession while hearing Trump’s speeches about fire and fury.....
You could start making a case that it would indeed be very beneficial to have nukes so the aforementioned hostile superpower couldn’t treat you like dirt.
North Korea stopped making threats
My pointy is obvious. If it wasn't for the religious right. We wouldn't be sticking our nose in Israel's or Iran's business.What's your point?
Obama was paying Iran their well deserved money.We bribed Iran with a helicopter full of money. That's above and beyond what anyone else has done. We look weak to them and it will end up costing us in the long run.
Obama was paying Iran their well deserved money.
Obama was paying Iran their well deserved money.
I respectfully disagree.
Why is it so important to "keep the kurds seperated"?The Kurds are the real source of problems...
The Kurds are an ethnic group that spans the whole Fertile Crescent from Iran and Iraq through Turkey and Syria. Even Jordan has a community.
These ethnic lines are much more important to the Kurds than political state lines. An iranian kurd is equal to a Turkish kurd.
Keeping the Kurds separate while keeping ourselves alive is the middle east goal.
Why is it so important to "keep the kurds seperated"?
I don't follow how the kurds will hold the world hostage with oil if not kept seperate. Or why they would do so.It is in the world's best interest to not allow a petroleum oil superpower to exist until such time as another cheap power source can be made available. They WILL hold the world hostage to their demands...and destroy the world economy in the process.
Other sources of energy exist... nuclear power is an example. But it's also exponentially more expensive than coal or oil power generation. Ethanol is expensive as well...if it weren't for subsidies and legislation we wouldn't use it at all.
I respectfully disagree.
My pointy is obvious. If it wasn't for the religious right. We wouldn't be sticking our nose in Israel's or Iran's business.
Because over half of the land that produces oil is their homeland...by force of might they can easily control the rest.
Kurds are not a country...they are an ethnic group spanning several.That is just not true. Where do you read up this stuff ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_oil_production
List of countries by oil production - Wikipedia