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Originally posted by WestPoint23
People are blaming us for the civilian deaths in Iraq? You have got to be kidding me.
Originally posted by Siroos
I sense where you come from - You're the kind who has wet dreams about wars. You and I are not at all on the same level. War is a terrible thing. People are killed and lives are ruined. People are scarred for the rest of their lives. I curse those who cause this kind of pain on innocent people! We Persian have a saying that goes "Stones will hit the heart of stone". Those people who are joyful from the misery of others will bring misery to themselves ultimately. Saadi, a most revered Iranian poet who lived some 1000 years ago wrote the following verse which now is inscripted above the entrance of the UN headquarters in New York City:
Adam's race members of one frame;
Since all, at first, from the same essence came.
When by hard fortune one limb is oppressed,
The other members loose their wonted rest.
If thou feel'st not for others misery,
A son of Adam is no name for thee.
The truth is that neither I or you or anyone else than God the Almighty knows who the victor would be in a war between the U.S. and Iran. You believe that Iran has no chance, I say that look at history and you will see that the U.S. lost the war against Vietnam and the Soviet against the Afghans - nobody would have ever thought that the Vietnamese and the Afghans could beat these two super powers, but they did. Iran is a mighty country and a very proud one. Its people will unite against any foreign agression and support the current establishment against the agressor. The U.S. has no business in Iran or the Middle East. The U.S. does not belong there. If you ask God the Almighty what He thinks about the actions of the U.S. in the Middle East, I'm most confident that He will say that the U.S. has no business there and that it should mind its own business instead of constantly interfering in the business of other nations. God the Almighty would probably also say that it's not the business of the U.S. to tell Iran what it can or can't do when it comes to its nuclear programme - especially when the U.S. has violated the international protocol for the containment of nuclear weapons by 1) Not fulfilling the requirement to dismantle its nuclear arsenal 2) Refused the UN to investigate its nuclcear arsenal and program 3) Numerous times vetoed the UN's demands to investigate Israels nuclear program and sites.
I hope there wíll be no war between Iran and the U.S. because so many people would die on both sides, but should the U.S. or Israel be so unwise as to launch an attack on Iran, then I'm certain that hell will break loose in the world. It will be the beginning of the third world war and the end of life as you used to know in the U.S.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
If the US continues with plans to overthow Iran in spite of knowing this, then the US will be responsible for the persons killed with those car bombs and IEDs.
[edit on 19-6-2005 by AceOfBase]
Originally posted by American Mad Man
Wrong.
This is such a typical liberal mentality.
The people that set up IEDs are responsible. We didn't make them do it, they made the choice.
Originally posted by American Mad Man
Wrong.
This is such a typical liberal mentality.
The people that set up IEDs are responsible. We didn't make them do it, they made the choice.
Originally posted by American Mad Man
Originally posted by AceOfBase
If the US continues with plans to overthow Iran in spite of knowing this, then the US will be responsible for the persons killed with those car bombs and IEDs.
[edit on 19-6-2005 by AceOfBase]
Wrong.
This is such a typical liberal mentality.
The people that set up IEDs are responsible. We didn't make them do it, they made the choice.
Originally posted by AceOfBase
Originally posted by American Mad Man
Wrong.
This is such a typical liberal mentality.
The people that set up IEDs are responsible. We didn't make them do it, they made the choice.
If China overthrows or assassinates the US government, are you saying they would not bear any of the responsibility for any resultant chaos in the US?
[edit on 19-6-2005 by AceOfBase]
Originally posted by Siroos
Inresponse to those here who have asserted that "Iran could never resist an American attack" or that "Iran's military may be able to successfully engage in warfare with a smaller Western nation, but not with the U.S.", I have this to say:
Originally posted by bob2000
siroos,
Based on your post, I can tell you are definitely a typical muslim extremist with your severe hate towards the Unites States and Isreal. People like you come a dime a dozen in the middle east, and your kind are a cancer in the post cold-war world that need to be either eliminated or put under submission.
Originally posted by masterp
If USA gets angry, then Iraq, Iran and all their neighbours could be annihillated in one day. So please revise your opinion and ask for world peace.
Iran can give chemical and biological weapons to terrorist groups who can in turn set it off in US cities killing millions. However the ability to destroy isnt something to be proud of.
NAM, Russia, China oppose referral of Iran nuclear case to UNSC
Member states of Non-Aligned Movement, Russia and China on Thursday voiced their objection to referral of Iran's nuclear dossier to UN Security Council.
According to a diplomat belonging to a NAM member state who spoke to IRNA on condition of anonymity, in a meeting at the
Vienna-based IAEA headquarters on Thursday, the representatives of the NAM members states, Russia and China all rejected any attempts to refer Iran's nuclear dossier to the UN Security Council.
He said it was stated in the meeting that there were no justifications for referral of Iran's dossier to the Security Council.
He noted that all participants stressed the point that the issue should be settled within the IAEA framework.
It was also emphasized in the meeting that Iran suspended its uranium enrichment activities voluntarily on the basis of a mutual agreement with the EU3 as a trust-building measure and that it was not binding for Iran in any ways, the diplomat said.
He also said that the NAM is to release a statement on the meeting to officially announce its decision in this regard.
www.irna.ir...