Iran lie to us no way dude, Obama should go see for himself and bow down to them just to prove this is Bullshit...

So???

So???

#2 | Posted by LarryMohr at 2009-11-16 12:30 PM

If Iran had ZERO Oil nobody would give a shit what they had.

No one would give a shit if Iran was nuclear power?

LOL!

No one would give a shit if Iran was nuclear power?

LOL!

Posted by LIVE_OR_DIE at 2009-11-16 12:59 PM | Reply

Sighhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that's what I said.

If Iran had ZERO Oil nobody would give a shit what they had.

#4 | Posted by LarryMohr at 2009-11-16 12:43 PM

Yeah Larry is right even though Iran threatens to blow up their neighbors on a daily basis why should we care if they have nukes...

Why do we the neo-con continue ad nauseum the BS about Iran? After posting the counter-evidence over and over, one would think they would wake up to the con game by the usual suspects. A bunch of programmed robots without their own brain, apparently.

ALL RIGHT

and all this time the fuckin liar, chickenshit pussy president is 'bending over frontwards' the foreign heads of state.

nice...

#8 | Posted by L_RContrarian at 2009-11-16 05:14 PM | Reply | Flag: neo con??? This is the UN council. What the fuck are you talking about you partisan hack?

maybe if they nuke Israel NORAD can stand down on that day too...

does korea have oil?

And President Obama's response is...... you better not or there will be consequences LOL. Just like he said to North Korea as they repeatedly set offf nuclear explosions and tested long range missiles.

Our president is so weak he is making Jimmy Carter look like Josef Stalin.

I hear that Tehran and Tel Aviv are beautiful cities. I'd like to visit them someday... and not have to turn back at the lip of the crater because of radiation.

Our president is so weak he is making Jimmy Carter look like Josef Stalin.

In chess, you should never begin an attack on the enemy king without being assured that you have sufficient material to force mate. In the geopolitical arena, you shouldn't consign yourself to an antagonistic win-lose scenario until all alternatives are exhausted.

Don't confuse strength with being a belligerant asshole who leaps into action when the situation calls for a more cautious approach.

The situation calls for a more cautious approach? And what might that be? Iran has a previously secret facility that they are preparing to ratchet up enrichment in defiance of the world. The word is now that there are believed to be other secret facilities that have been previously unknown. All in defiance of numerous UN resolutions. Nothing is being done.

I love chess and your analogy. But what would happen if your opponent cheats and puts back a piece that you have previously captured. He violated the rules of chess and despite your protests he continues to bring back captured pieces. Do you keep letting him do so until he wins the game? Or keep threatening him hoping he stops?

The situation calls for a more cautious approach? And what might that be?

The Iranian nuclear program is a tool being used by the theocracy to force the west into a predictable actions that benefit the regime. Allow Iran to have its own domestic nuclear program under the observation of the UN. It is better for Iran to have a nuclear program that can be monitored than pursue an antagonistic policy that encourages arms development and keeps the world in the dark.

A lot of mullahs have spoken out quite vocally against nuclear weapons. The US, Russia, and China have all been floating arms reduction initiatives. Couple transparency in the Iranian nuclear program to arms reduction by the nuclear superpowers and end Israeli saber-rattling. This mountain will become a molehill.

Iran has a previously secret facility that they are preparing to ratchet up enrichment in defiance of the world.

The Iranian government needs to defy the world. Why else would they go to such lengths to secure the "re-eelection" of such an inflammatory figurehead as Ahmadinejad? By using its nuclear program to cast itself as a righteous underdog, the Iranian government affirms its image as a champion of good acting against foreign persecutors. It also distracts citizens from hardships closer to home.

The theocracy does not expect the US or its allies to extend an olive branch. The rest of the world does not expect Iran to willingly relinquish its nuclear ambitions. Instead of riding a railroad toward inevitable conflict, governments interested in preserving peace should take the Iranian theocracy off guard. Give them exactly what they want, because their strategy does account for this.

I love chess and your analogy.

A good friend of mine got me hooked on the game a couple of years ago, and I find it applying to all manner of situations. Nevermind the fun of just playing.

But what would happen if your opponent cheats and puts back a piece that you have previously captured.

That reminds me of a blindfold game that my friend was playing. He mated his opponent but didn't realize it, and his opponent "teleported" his king to safety. I guarantee that he would have realized it if he could actually see the board.We cannot "see" the Iranian nuclear program. That is a huge problem.

If the world gives the Iranian government what it wants by permitting a peaceful nuclear program under UN supervision, and nuclear-armed nations make gestures to show their genuine interest in disarmarment, we call the regime's bluff. If their stated intentions are true, there is no reason not to play along. If the Iranian government has ulterior motives with their nuclear program, those too will become apparent.

This situation has a lot in common with chess, but a few similarities to "Texas hold-em" as well. Nobody knows what Khamenei has in his hand. I want to see his fucking cards.

"Mr. Obama said Sunday that Iran is "running out of time" to respond to a U.N.-backed proposal to ship its low-enriched uranium to Russia for further processing."-By VOA News,17 November 2009

"Running out of time"????
"Running out of time"????
"Running out of time"????

They must be shitting themselves!!!