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War! The fear mongering is here, again!

 
 
Finn dAbuzz
 
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Reply Thu 19 Jan, 2012 10:58 pm
@Rockhead,
Yes, Islamists, no matter what color their skin may be.

Your silly assertions that my coments are based on racism are pathetic, but par for the Liberal course.

What color skin do David Hicks and John Walker Lindh have?
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InfraBlue
 
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Reply Thu 19 Jan, 2012 11:19 pm
@Finn dAbuzz,
Finn dAbuzz wrote:

I wish you guys would keep your rhetoric straight.

"There is no Islamic World,'"

Until the Islamic World is united in condemning Israeli apartheid

Or

Until neo-cons want to conquer the Islamic World

Or

Until we have to monitor our words and deeds unless the Islamic World should grow it's disdain and hatred for us.

Or

Until the Religious Right in the US wants to see the Islamic World and it's Korans burn in he'll fire.

What guys are you talking about? I don’t make reference to “the Islamic World” unless I’m quoting simpleton neo-cons and Republicans.

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I'm glad you're so sanguine about the effects of a single nuke hitting Israel. "It won't obliterate the country it will be lucky to"just" destroy part of one city!"

Never mind the effects of radiation spreading across a small nation - that includes, by the way, the Palestinian "homeland."

Never mind that it would utterly wreck the Israeli economy.

Never mind that it will force Israel to devote it's entire national will to a vengeful war.

Nope, such an attack wouldn't be so bad. It's just those Zionist bastards who want to make such a big deal about it.


Damn, you should consider writing a novel. Sublimate your mental issues into something constructive.

Like I said, flights of right-wing, paranoid fancy. QED


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Meanwhile cynical Leftists such as yourself endless bemoan the hideous impact of Israel's oppression of the Palestinians.

Well yeah, Israel’s oppression of the Palestinians is hideous and something to bemoan.

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It's not often that Setanta and I are on the same side of an issue, but Good Lord you are desperae to connect Iran's desire for nukes to the Israeli's treatment of Palestinians.

Actually, I’m connecting Iran’s animosity towards Israel with Iran’s alleged quest for nuclear weapons. I’ve further provided the details of that animosity. Try reading the posts that you respond to before slapping together your knee jerk responses.

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As Set as already noted, it is quite remarkable that you are so willing to take the Iranian theocracy at its word. They say they want the nukes because they hate the Zionist Entity. They hate the Zionist entity because of the way it treats their good buddies the Palestinians. Man you are gullible!

However debatable their sincerity is, this does not negate the fact that the Iran’s theocratic regime ties the Palestinian issue to their animosity towards Israel’s Zionist regime. Their support of Hamas speaks to their tying of their animosity towards Israel’s regime with the Palestinian issue. Their support of Hezbollah speaks to their tying of their animosity towards Israel’s regime with the Palestinian issue as well because Hezbollah also ties the Palestinian issue with their animosity towards that regime, Set’s non-sequitur leap of logic conclusion in his comparison of Iran’s funding dollars between Hamas and Hezbollah notwithstanding.

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You can be relied upon to sneer at anyone's expression of belief that Israel and America is sincere in their motives and noble in their purpose, but let the Iranian Mullahs, who have ordered the murder of their people, sell you a line of **** and you whip out your wallet and plop down your credibility.

America’s sincerity in their motives and nobility in their purpose like, for example, when the Cheney administration said that one of its reasons for invading Iraq was for the benefit of the Iraqi people is equally debatable.

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Is someone out there giving you ideological drones endorphin squirts when you mindlessly argue one of their sanctioned points?

I have no idea what this means. Take your meds, you’re starting to babble.
Finn dAbuzz
 
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Reply Thu 19 Jan, 2012 11:55 pm
@InfraBlue,
InfraBlue wrote:

What guys are you talking about? I don’t make reference to “the Islamic World” unless I’m quoting simpleton neo-cons and Republicans.

You

Damn, you should consider writing a novel. Sublimate your mental issues into something constructive.

Like I said, flights of right-wing, paranoid fancy. QED

I see. My assertions about the effect of a nuclear strike on Tel Aviv or Jeruselem is fanciful fiction. But then you're obviously correct. What's the big deal if Isreal is nuked? After all, a whole bunch of Jews will be killed and if some Palestinians are killed as well, at least their radiation deformed babies will get to grow up and hobble on flippers without suffering Zionist oppression.

Well yeah, Israel’s oppression of the Palestinians is hideous and something to bemoan.

And much worse that some middling nuclear strike on an Israeli city.

Actually, I’m connecting Iran’s animosity towards Israel with Iran’s alleged quest for nuclear weapons. I’ve further provided the details of that animosity. Try reading the posts that you respond to before slapping together your knee jerk responses.

Oh, so that's what you're doing! What a huge difference!

"Alleged" quest for nuclear weapons? I guess you think the UAEA is a US or Israeli tool. That you adhere to this ridiculous argument is quite telling. Most of your confreres have moved to the "Well, the US and Israel is forcing them to get nukes" spiel. At least you remain true to the dogma. Bravo!

I've read your posts. They are nonsense. If I read them again I may lose brain cells.


However debatable their sincerity is, this does not negate the fact that the Iran’s theocratic regime ties the Palestinian issue to their animosity towards Israel’s Zionist regime. Their support of Hamas speaks to their tying of their animosity towards Israel’s regime with the Palestinian issue. Their support of Hezbollah speaks to their tying of their animosity towards Israel’s regime with the Palestinian issue as well because Hezbollah also ties the Palestinian issue with their animosity towards that regime, Set’s non-sequitur leap of logic conclusion in his comparison of Iran’s funding dollars between Hamas and Hezbollah notwithstanding.

So what you're saying is that even if they are lying, the mullahs are lying and you're going to believe their lies.

Their support of Hamas and Hezbollah speaks to their desire for regional hegemony and the understanding that Isreal is a potent barrier to that goal.

I'll let Set defend his own arguments.


America’s sincerity in their motives and nobility in their purpose like, for example, when the Cheney administration said that one of its reasons for invading Iraq was for the benefit of the Iraqi people is equally debatable.

See? There you go.

I have no idea what this means. Take your meds, you’re starting to babble.

Allow me to explain.

Your arguments are the programmed responses of an unthinking automaton.

Since I am reasonably confident that you are a human being, I need to reconcile your robotic replies with your apparent humanity.

My only answer for such willful ignorance is that you feel pleasure every time you make one of your idiotic charges, and this is enough to keep you spewing the party line of whatever anti-Israel party you've become a member. Opiate addicts are known to do some very stupid things if they will lead to a high.

Where the pleasure rewards come from was the subject of my question.
izzythepush
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 02:29 am
@engineer,
engineer wrote:
If you want to dominate the world you better use a soft touch or those you dominate will work tirelessly to remove you.


9/11 wasn't brought about by people who thought they were being treated fairly. Then again some people find comfort in believing the terrorists were motivated by their hatred of freedom, not in response to anything America might have done.
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Setanta
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 03:23 am
@Finn dAbuzz,
Don't try to drag me into your partisan rant based on your partisan delusions. I have not said that there is no Islamic world. I have not said the neocons want to conquer the Islamic world (their goal is to control petroleum production--it's about the oil, you idiot). I have not said that we have to monitor our words and deeds lest the Islamic world disdain and hate us--they pretty much already do. There are certainly quite a few lunatics in the American religious right who want a crusade against the Muslim world. They're political loose cannons who feed the hate mongers in Muslim countries who rely on a "the crusades never ended" propaganda as central to their diatribes. I know of no one here who has constructed a scenario about a single nuke hitting Israel--perhaps you can link that post to me. I deplore the treatment of the Palestinians by the Zionist fanatics who continue to exercise undue influence in the Israeli government because of their manipulation of right-wing religioius groups in Israel, a government which never has a single, clear majority party. My remarks were addressed only to the subject of why in particular it is that the Persians (some of them, probably not even a majority) obsessively hate Israel.

You are completely addicted to making **** up. If it weren't for straw men, you'd have no one to argue against.
izzythepush
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 06:02 am
@Setanta,
Setanta wrote:

I have not said that there is no Islamic world.


It's not a patch on Disneyworld.
Setanta
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 06:38 am
@izzythepush,
Yeah, they don't get the tourist trade Disney does . . .
izzythepush
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 06:42 am
@Setanta,
They do have one hell of a customer loyalty card though.
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engineer
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 06:58 am
@izzythepush,
izzythepush wrote:

I'm sorry, but are you saying this would be a good idea?

No, my position has been pretty clear throughout the thread.
engineer
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 07:00 am
@Setanta,
Setanta wrote:

None of those scenarios take into account the cost of such a mission, the cash cost, the political cost and the international relations cost. All of them would be very high. ... It's a stupid idea from start to finish.

On that we completely agree. Where we differ it that I don't believe those insanely high costs would deter certain factions inside the US. They didn't in Iraq and we both know there is a politically powerful group here that says to hell with world opinion.
engineer
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 07:08 am
@Finn dAbuzz,
Finn dAbuzz wrote:

Obviously we disagree.

By the way, whether we bomb Iran or not, Islamists want very much to kill you me and our familes. The fact that we may not live in prime target cities should not offer us a position of safety from which to preach.

The problem with bombing Iran is that currently there are no Iranians trying to kill any US citizens. No Iranians in 911, no Iranians in Al Qaeda, no Iranian suicide bombers. The US is a cartoon villian in Iran, one that the government likes to rail against but one where there has been no meaningful contact (positive or negative) in thirty years. You are condoning an action that would turn the US into a very clear villian and move 74 million people from "leave us out of it" to "the Islamists are right about the US". Exactly how does that make us in any way safer?
Setanta
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 07:12 am
@engineer,
Oh, definitely. People like the neocons didn't give a thought to the costs--they "had their eyes on the prize." This is why people like Bachmann or Perry could be a disaster. Like the Shrub, they could be manipulated into this kind of stupidity.
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engineer
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 07:23 am
@BillRM,
That is an interesting calculator, but several of the numbers directly conflict with what the Navy taught me as an assistant weapons officer on a sub (especially the dose level effects). We studied both tactical and strategic nucs and I'm very comfortable with saying that one mile on the ocean is plenty close enough.

Still, we are arguing details and missing the big point. If Iran has nucs, the US is not going to risk their deployment against a carrier group. One nuc gives Iran some level of security against US attack and that is what they are looking for. This position is a direct result of the second Iraqi war. The US flattened the government of a neighbor of theirs almost completely without provocation. A natural reaction is self defense. Creating and maintaining a nulcear program is very expensive. All you have to do to deter it is convince countries they don't need them. Sabre rattling does the opposite.
BillRM
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 08:22 am
@Finn dAbuzz,
The interesting part is keeping Iran from having nukes is likely to save the lives of far far more Iranians than any other group.

If Iran got nukes and used them on the US or worst the Jews they would be wipe out as a people within hours.

A dozen small nukes used against Israeli would result in hundreds of nukes on their heads as the best guess is that the Israeli is in the same class as such counties as England and France with over 300 advance nuclear weapons and the means to deliver them.
BillRM
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 08:28 am
@engineer,
Quote:
No Iranians in 911, no Iranians in Al Qaeda, no Iranian suicide bombers.


Oh? They was not shipping heavy weapons and the components for weapons over their border that was used to kill Americans in Iraq?
izzythepush
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 08:50 am
@BillRM,
The invasion of Iraq happened after 9/11. There were no Iraqis involved in 9/11 either.
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BillRM
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 08:51 am
@engineer,
A few nukes with the technology that they had to try to deliver them would not be a serous threat to a carrier battle group.

I can not see them even getting warheads small enough to mount on missiles nor can I see any such missiles being able to get through the anti missiles defenses around such a group.

Not only anti missile missiles but all type of jamming on any missile guidance system should deal very nicely with the technology of the Iranians.

They would not have hundreds of missiles to throw at the group in the hope of getting one through but they would be doing well to have an attack of four or five at the very most.

To say nothing of the fact that if the Iranian would used nukes they have to know that they would crease to be a nation or even a people within hours of so doing.

We had always make it clear that if attack by such weapons as nukes we would response in kind and in an overwhelming manner.

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izzythepush
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 09:24 am
@engineer,
engineer wrote:

izzythepush wrote:

I'm sorry, but are you saying this would be a good idea?

No, my position has been pretty clear throughout the thread.


I'm sorry if I misunderstood you. I was put off when Bill got a raging hard on over your posts.
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H2O MAN
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 09:31 am
@engineer,
engineer wrote:


The problem with bombing Iran is that currently there are no Iranians trying to kill any US citizens.


That's incorrect. Iran is behind most of the attacks on Americans in AFG.
BillRM
 
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Reply Fri 20 Jan, 2012 09:39 am
@engineer,
Another interesting footnote you can not launch an attack with the idea if the missile get hit within a mile or two of the target the warhead would go off then as if it was a chemical warhead.

To set off a nuke everything need to work correctly in nanoseconds and the warhead need to be intact.
 

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