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I can see them making nukes. They see countries with nukes get treated very differently no matter what shit they say or do than ones without.
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how about no one has nukes? sounds like a crazy idea, but...
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50 bombs! |
Speedstackinggirl is fucking begging for itttttt :jerkoff
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IL shud better not forget pakis HAVE THE BOMB ...
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When it all boils down to it, I don't think any one country should have control over 20%+ of the world's oil economy... I don't give a shit what any media says, at all. In my eyes, everyone's out to make a buck at someone else's expense, USA included. People need to pull their heads out of their asses and fix our local problems before trying to play God to the rest of the world. Ya dig?
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Oh wait, those rules don;t apply to jews, because they are our friends. |
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Iran is building nuclear power plants and refusing to allow anyone to inspect them. Israel has two nuclear reactors and allows them to inspect them. Well, I'm assuming Israel allows the IAEA to inspect them, and if they refuse, Israel should be bitch smacked. (It's disappointing that the UN isn't already bitch smacking Israel for building on land that isn't legally theirs, but you know how that goes - The US supports Israel in the UN, and Russia supports their friends [Syria] in the UN.) Nuclear weapons don't apply to this conversation. Nuclear weapons aren't subject to the same rules or regulations, or inspections. |
Spot on Rochard very accurate statements filled with reason and logic.
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Iran has been begging for it since 1979.
They are one of the top exporters of terror. |
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There's an IAEA inspection in Iran this week as a matter of fact. Israel does not undergo IAEA inspections, because it is not a NPT signatory and are presumed not to have a nuclear arsenal. But while Israel doesn't deny Nuclear Weapons capability, it doesn't acknowledge either. They won't sign the non-proliferation treaty - they maintain a "nuclear ambiguity" policy or some such bullshit. Iran on the other hand has signed on to the NPT, but pressure from the US years before Iran was able to enrich their fuel to 20% (which isn't one-fifth what they need for weaponization) caused them to be ruled as "non compliant". The West or more particularly the US has been trying to pick a fight with Iran for a long time. |
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I mean, that's what you're aiming at right? |
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And if they continue to refuse, they should have similar sanctions to what Iran is having. I know the US plays favorites, but I believe all countries should be treated the same. |
It's pretty pathetic watching the lies required to defend Israel and America.
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The closest they've come to this sort of statement is that Israel will eliminate itself, will auto-destruct and statements similar to "the zionist chapter of the history of the middle east is about to come to a close" blablabah and other arab hyperbole. They've never actually said they want to, or will, act to destroy Israel. |
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The juice have hundreds of warheads including many based on German made submarines that give them an unstoppable first strike capability. Pretty much every citizen of every Arab nation is currently targeted by a juice warhead right now. Certainly every one living in a major city. And as well cities in Russia and the NATO capitols are all rumored to be targeted just to make sure that thing go the right way. |
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So we know there was an inspection in 2011. So far as I'm concerned, if you have any kind of nuclear activity, the IAEA should have a full time office on site. The nuclear power plant outside of Phoenix? Right across the street they should put an IAEA with unlimited access to everything. Mexico - and even Canada - has rights too. Quote:
Israel isn't required to be a part of the NPT (nuclear non-proliferation treaty). The NPT states that if a country refuses to build or have nuclear weapons, peaceful nuclear technology will be shared with them. This treaty is in place to encourage countries like Iran not to have nuclear weapons, and to properly assist them in creating nuclear power - win win for everyone. Israel hasn't signed the treaty, and gets it's nuclear power technology from where ever. Seems to me Israel doesn't take nuclear power too seriously. Does Israel have nuclear weapons? I'd bet my next paycheck they do. (And I bet you the US helped them.) But whatever already. Nuclear weapons are pretty much a last resort. You nuke another country, you can kiss everything goodbye. |
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Ok maybe just a bit. Smack their little tooshie "bad Israel, bad Israel". But hey, its a lot easier to talk about Iran and how they are threatening our freedom, and whats more importantly the livelihood of our precious friend Israel. |
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And though they aren't signatories they constantly gripe about Iran's non-compliance, which appear to be fabrications, and other IAEA/NPT "violations" though they themselves don't follow any of that. Yeah, they should be sanctioned or pressured but they probably won't be. Nukes are political, not tactical, weapons, and sometimes it's not even important to actually have them as long as other nations *think* you do (look at North Korea - one year they do, one year they don't). :D |
I tend to aim all farts in the direction of Israel.
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Not all soldiers have families, in fact, most don't. In the first four years of military service, only ten percent of our military is married - and that makes up the vast bulk of our military. Those that are married usually send their wives home to live with family - no sense renting an apartment if half the family is out of the country. When a unit goes out on deployment - for war or whatever - military towns are hit hard. When ten thousand people suddenly leave town on deployment, it's felt hard. When we went on deployment, everyone took the insurance off their cars, put them on blocks, and parked them in a huge parking lot. All of the soldiers that do go don't spend money locally - they don't buy gas, eat out, buy cigarettes, and what not. As for the contractors who make equipment... Do you think that when we are not at war we don't build tanks, trucks, planes, etc? I guess you think our military - when not off at war - hides in the barracks, lower the blinds, and play titiddlywinks? You understand that every day of four years I either drove or rode in a tank, truck, amtrac, or helio? Right? It's not like we go to war and suddenly place orders for ten thousand new tanks. |
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nuclear power and nuclear missiles..the whole thing is so stupid
you know when we should turn to nuclear power? on the moon, or perhaps mars. Down here on earth it is just the easy way out. having nukes is crazy as well...you dont even need them in this day and age...there are all kinds of cool bombs that dont have to ruin the earth for 50,000 years |
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