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i did read the fucking details you fucking canaduhian hypocrite nitwit.
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furthermore, do YOU know what's not in the fucking details? of course you do not.
nothing at all having to do with halting Iran's building ballistic missiles designed for nuclear payloads. January 21, 2015, 9:21 pm Satellite imagery taken by Israel?s Eros-B satellite that was launched last April showed new missile-related sites that Iran recently constructed just outside Tehran. One facility is a missile launch site, capable of sending a rocket into space or of firing an ICBM. On the launch pad was a new 27-meter long missile, never seen before. The missile and the launch pad indicate that Iran?s ballistic missile program, which is an integral part of its nuclear weapons program, is moving forward at full throttle. Israeli TV shows 'Iranian missile' that 'can reach far beyond Europe' | The Times of Israel |
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I'm not defending her because I couldn't give a flying fuck about her. Her existence and what she says has zero impact on my life. You should just get over her and get a hobby or something. This level of obsessiveness is probably some sort of an indication of mental issues. :2 cents: . |
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For the first time in the history of the internet there has been a typo and the communist loving loser bitch directFiesta was there to catch it and pat herself on the back for such a job well done. . |
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HOWEVER, I would just like to say 2 things about why she commands (commanded? my attention). #1. She really, honestly, truly is, a dope. My interest isn't in her so much, it is in how she ever even landed a job, let alone got elected to any kind of office. #2. And it is possible that some of the things COULD affect my life. Bachmann in 2008 said "Carbon Dioxide is Harmless". What if too many people believed her, and green programs were delayed or scared? She also said that HPV Vaccine causes retardation. What if I had daughters who heard that and then refused to get this important vaccine? So true, she has no direct effect on my life and never will, but she still has dangerous influence, and that worries me a little. Peace. |
at least crockett isn't a hypocrite fuckwad, he's just wrong [most of the time].
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a typo ??? explain how 2 letters ( A & E ) got a typo of one letter ( I ) pretty far on the keyboard ? you can`t spell, that is all :2 cents: |
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I used to drive a V8 Camaro, and cry like a baby at all the dirty oil. So I sold the V8 and bought an EV. I'm not saving the planet, but at least I'm polluting it less (0 L / 100 KHM , *ahem*!). What is wrong with that exactly? And why are you right when people like Elon Musk are wrong? Quote:
(By the way: I would have spent $1866.00 in dirty polluting Gas for the amount I have travelled since June 2014, but instead I spent only $137.41 buying pretty darn clean electricity. So, sorry Dynamo, you are way way off. Stop being such a sour puss and open your mind to other possibilities, especially the possibility that you are wrong sometimes. Yes this is GFY and you can tell people to go fuck themselves but I've learned that its not the best thing to do, especially on a forum with people you do business with sometimes). Happy Easter. |
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2. Carbon dioxide, blah, blah, blah. I get the feeling from you that even if it is proven to be harmless someday you won't believe it because that would mean agreeing with this woman that you hate so much. I do have daughters and if they heard her say that HPV Vaccine causes retardation I would point them in the direction of some proper information that states otherwise. She really has no more influence than any of the millions of people that are on the internet posting false, misleading and/or utterly ridiculous information. I want to teach my daughters to think critically so they can see through this stuff themselves. . |
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Now what if some poor sap reading that had plans to vacation in Guam but now thinks he must cancel because of what that dope said? . |
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********** is such a dimwitted fuckwad he's already forgotten about the little old lady he mocked, and started a thread about so other could mock her also
https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-pr...harleston.html |
This thread title sounds like an AWESOME name for a comedy tour.
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Actually, US politics might start interesting us less. Where ours used to be basic, boring and regular exercises in democracy, they're beginning to get really interesting what with our own Patriot Act, corruption, backtracking and torture involvement becoming exposed - and all with an election coming up next year! Quote:
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you're the one that doesn't get that this is entirely BO's deal, the dealmakers are in fact john kerry and zarif, with kerry reporting hourly to BO and the other 5 countries going along with BO. but what's worse is you don't get at all that the problem here is letting iran have nukes AT ALL. instead of them spending 10s of billions of dollars on nuke manufacturing and ballistic missiles why haven't they sunk that money in solar farms? do you really think the 1 nuke power plant they are capable of building trumps the power they could generate from acres and acres of solar farms in the sprawling wasteland of a desert? but in the hysteria to point fingers at bachmann, common sense gets lost and BO's giving iran the OK to become a nuclear nation is a grandstanding moment. inform yourself before pointing fingers. |
here's a framework:
hey iran, torch every single fucking 1 of your nuke facilities and give up your 1000s of pounds of enriched cake and start building solar farms or we don't lift the sanctions. deal or no fucking deal. end of negotiations. |
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To me the options are simple: 1. Deny them nuclear energy at all costs which will likely further radicalize the nation and cause more instability not to mention they may still then go ahead with their nuclear program just to spite us. or 2. We try to find a common ground to deal with them allow them nuclear energy and keep an eye on what they are doing to make certain they are not making nuclear bombs. Either option comes with risks. The question is which is the one the has the higher potential upside. |
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the question we all have to ask is why is nuke manufacturing so important to Iran? they have vasts stretches of deserted desert to build incredible solar farms that would easily out rival a nuclear plant or 2. there is absolutely zero justification for them to have any nuclear technology at all. more nuke is worse not better. and that's excluding their history up until the very very recent of having a nuclear warhead military goal. we have them in a negotiating corner, they wouldn't even be at the table if the sanctions were not working. the deal could easily be destroy your entire nuke operation and go solar or we don't lift the sanctions. |
Bachman is a nut case. That much is a given.
As for Iran...I am constantly scratching my head that some of you think we are "giving" them anything. Or that WE are the ones "conceding" ANYTHING in these talks. The only ones who are giving in are the Iranians. They don't have to do a damn thing we tell them too. They are a sovereign nation. I try to picture what our govt. would say if another govt. tried to tell US what we could and couldn't do. Remember, Iran is a sovereign nation. We don't have any rights at all to boss them around. But we still try to do so. And everything that is in that agreement is THEM giving in to us. Not the other way around. Just sayin'... And Michelle Bachman is indeed right up there with the craziest people we've ever had in our federal govt. But she's definitely not alone. :( |
and here's the other important question-
why is it so important to BO to allow them the ability to manufacture nuclear materials? |
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they are building a ballistic missile program designed around nuclear payloads. they have built a hardened missile-proof bunker loaded with centrifuges. they have lied to the international atomic energy commission on their goals aspirations and accomplishments with nukes, they have denied inspections and misled inspectors, etc, et al, on& on and more. again, if energy is so important to them, why haven't they built massive solar farms that would trump the energy output of a nuclear power plant? |
Over the past few years, Iran's state sponsorship of terrorism has increased dramatically to levels not seen since the late 1980s and early 1990s. Some of this is terrorism carried out by the regime's own operatives from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Qods Force, and some by the regime's closest militant ally, Hezbollah. Events in Syria today have further cemented this partnership, with dire consequences for regional and international security.
Even under the regime of President Rouhani, and even as Tehran engages in the P5+1 talks over its nuclear program, Iran continues to engage in these types of activities itself and sponsors the efforts of its partners. Iran's Support for Terrorism Worldwide - The Washington Institute for Near East Policy |
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Instead of the West (read United State) telling them what to do, we are going to allow them to determine their own course so long as they don't make nuclear weapons. If we tell them to tear down the nuclear power and just use solar, they could simply say, "You go fully solar first." |
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It is re-assuring to see someone able to analyse the '' deal '' instead of just trashing it with talking points, such as Dyna Mo . :2 cents: |
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oups, forgot, they have not signed the treaty , unlike Iran :2 cents: |
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you on the other point fingers at people like me because i have a big enough nutsack to understand an issue and make an educated opinion on it based on facts, then articulate that cohesive thought well-beyond your comprehension. |
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If we go with the line of thinking that you laid out (and that our own govt. seems to believe and the media is pumping us with)...then shouldn't Iran be demanding that we "de-nuke" as well? If you step back and look at it for a second you have two countries. One is the ONLY country to ever use nuclear weapons on another country. The other is run by religious radicals that we don't like (and that don't like us). Looks like a case of two "bad guys" to me. But I digress. My point is that the U.S. has no authority over another sovereign nation. And our insistence on being the world's "policeman" has already caused us a lot of problems over the last few decades. 9-11, the Patriot Act, wars...all because we insist on putting our nose in everyone else's business worldwide. It's bad enough the govt. tries to run all of our lives right here in the U.S. Ironically, this is NOT what the founding fathers ever had in mind for our country. Not many people realize this...but ironically (with our govt. spying on us, running our lives, and invading other countries without being attacked), the first coin ever minted by the U.S. Govt. didn't say "In God We Trust" It said "MIND YOUR BUSINESS" http://images.fineartamerica.com/ima...s-ed-smith.jpg I wish our govt. was still like that instead of the power hungry bunch of crooks we have now. |
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and that makes sense to you. more nukes [in the hands of radical anti-americans] is better than being a hypocrite (in your eyes). i'm not surprised. |
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