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And it's ok - you can keep your olive branch because it means nothing. You insult anyone and everyone when proven wrong (or for any reason whatsoever it seems), then "extend an olive branch" when you realize you're backed into a corner, or instead of apologizing for your insults, or admitting when you're wrong. Just try to chill out a little. If someone somewhere says something that you disagree with, avoid "reflex" posting. Instead, count to 10, write your post, take your time, re-read before hitting the SUBMIT button and if its full of insults, consider a little editing. Peace. |
and checkfuckingmate.
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This fucking thread is funny as shit. If cuba were to take over canada you guys would be in line kissing US ass to free you. I have lost close friends and family who were trying to "liberate" some shithole in Europe or the middle east. If I were president I would pull every soldier located on foreign soil home. If a war breaks out around the world sell arms to both sides....fuck the loser. And if some "batshit crazy" leader were to make statements that the president of Iran has made, I would level it into a smooth field of glass from 2000 miles away. You turtleneck metrosexuals should be thrilled with the population decrease.
I have paid taxes and served in the armed forces of the US. I learned a few years back that my voice does not count. So I got the fuck out and I dont say shit about what is going on there. You folks that make your living from a US customer, dont pay any taxes nor have served the US in any capacity should just shut the fuck up. Your opinion only matters to you. You criticize the US incessantly but when shit happens you EXPECT the US to "do something". The day is coming when the world is going to have to grovel at the feet of the Chinese the way you do the US now. I highly suspect they will not be as forgiving/accommodating as you find it with the Americans now. I am sure I will be an old man, but I will still give kanada and the frogs the finger when that day comes.... I hope I am alive to enjoy it. |
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So you hope the world turns to shit and you are here to see it? Is this standard thinking of you right wing lunatics? If so that would explain why you guys try so hard to turn our country to shit..much less the entire world. |
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this thread is funny. what's your view on the iran nuclear framework "agreement"? |
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there are no easy answers. I really dislike putting so many eggs in the Israel basket but we dont have many options. SA will lose power as the world dependence on petroleum subsides, and we know that SA is not really a true friend of the west... more of a business partner.
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you're such a fucking douchebag you can't even knock it off for a split second. there's a reason i keep offering you an olive branch, and it's because you are such a fucking douchebag you're not man enough to accept it and i enjoy rubbing your nose in that. + you are continuing to talk out of your ass. By the end of 2007, Iran had commenced feeding uranium hexafluoride gas into approximately 3,000 centrifuges it had installed at its site at Natanz. All were of the P-1 variety. The number of these centrifuges then rose steadily. By late 2008 Iran had installed almost 5,000 centrifuges, and by February 2012, Iran had installed over 9,000 centrifuges and was feeding gas into more than 8,000 of them. During this same period Iran made great strides in producing uranium hexafluoride at its Uranium Conversion Facility (UCF) in Isfahan. A History of Iran's Nuclear Program | Iran Watch Western negotiators are concerned that the total of about 19,000 centrifuges that Iran has installed at its enrichment plants at Natanz and Fordow is sufficient for producing, should it decide to do so, highly enriched uranium for nuclear weapons purposes (typically enriched to 90 percent uranium-235) in a time frame . Agreeing on Limits for Iran?s Centrifuge Program: A Two-Stage Strategy | Arms Control Association here, i'll do the maths for you: 18000 > 3000 |
the George W. Bush administration adopted the view that Iran should not be allowed to operate even a single centrifuge. When diplomacy failed, Iran resumed its enrichment program and has built and installed large numbers of centrifuges?the first-generation IR-1 and the second-generation IR-2m?at its Natanz facility, developed designs and prototypes for more-powerful machines, and constructed a second, deeply buried enrichment plant at Fordow. The international community imposed sanctions on Iran to pressure it to suspend its nuclear program again and to bring it back to the negotiating table.
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acording to this, the agreement leaves iran with double the number of centrifuges they had when BO was elected:
1. Uranium enrichment: ..The growth in the number of Iranian centrifuges has been enormous, from a few thousand a few years ago to 19,000 today. Last week’s deal stated that Iran must reduce that current number by roughly two-thirds. that leaves 6000 doing the math for those unable 6000 in 2015 > 3000 in 2008 such historic accord. |
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i'm not lolling at a BO nuclear agreement that simply undoes what BO allowed.
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