The Iranian People Speak


EagleSmack
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Quote: Originally Posted by CliffyView Post

Most of the bad asses on the list were former rulers and formerly alive. Why would Bush be exempt from the list? And... the good old days never left, just the faces have changed on the same old foreign policy.

Formerly alive?

Sure they have... just ask your buddy Joey. It is a new day!

The Bush days are loooong gone and you need to get over it.


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Iran has huge oil reserves, so yes the US would love to do what it is doing to Iraq: invade, destabilize and steal their oil.

Stealing oil? So funny.

Invade Iran. Too funny. Oh how I know that your kind ached for the US to invade Iran during the Bush years. You wanted an invasion more than Bush did! Bush didn't want to at all save in the minds of the whacko left. Oh the hundreds of threads that could have been created...all for naught.

You think Obama is going to invade Iran?
 
EagleSmack
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Quote: Originally Posted by CliffyView Post

That would be a lot harder to justify without decades of hate propaganda being issued like the US has done to Iran ever since their flunky the Shaw was deposed. Perhaps that is what the "Canada is a source of terrorists" campaign is about - the beginning of the propaganda as the prerequisite to eventual invasion. But of course that is completely unnecessary as we give it away to them anyways.

Absolutely!

We're coming to get you Clifford. Ooooo...Ooooo...
 
EagleSmack
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#33
Quote: Originally Posted by KreskinView Post

Nice to see the people of Iran speaking out. Looks like Obama-mania is really catching on.

I don't know if it is Obama-Mania but I do like what I see. The youth of Iran standing up to a brutal dictatorship and I don't mean the Iranian Puppet President Amadinejad. He is just a ventriloquist dummy on the knee of the Revolutionary Council and Supreme Leader.

The protests are massive!

Good for them!
 
Kreskin
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I just don't think the will to align with anything closer to the US would be happening if Bush was still there. Not giving Obama all the credit but he appears to have inspired change in more ways than one.
 
JLM
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Quote: Originally Posted by CliffyView Post

That would be a lot harder to justify without decades of hate propaganda being issued like the US has done to Iran ever since their flunky the Shaw was deposed. Perhaps that is what the "Canada is a source of terrorists" campaign is about - the beginning of the propaganda as the prerequisite to eventual invasion. But of course that is completely unnecessary as we give it away to them anyways.

Yeah, I was beginning to think along the lines of your last sentence the minute after I posted.
 
EagleSmack
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Then you guys should be safe...for now. <insert evil laugh here>
 
EagleSmack
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Quote: Originally Posted by KreskinView Post

I just don't think the will to align with anything closer to the US would be happening if Bush was still there. Not giving Obama all the credit but he appears to have inspired change in more ways than one.

It seems like Obama is staying pretty silent on this. He knows that if he starts siding with the opposition that the despots in charge will use that as a justification for more of the brutish violence that they are exhibiting now.

I just love seeing them squirm over there.
 
GreenFish66
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here's a good source for Iranian news..--
 
Cliffy
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#39
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Absolutely!

We're coming to get you Clifford. Ooooo...Ooooo...

Ooooo! I'm shaking in my boots!

You Yanks have never won a war against a guerrilla force. Guess what I'll be dong.
 
EagleSmack
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Ooooo! I'm shaking in my boots!

You Yanks have never won a war against a guerrilla force.

We're cooooooming.... we're coooooming Clifford.

You obviously have never heard of the Banana Wars, or the Philippine War.


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Guess what I'll be dong?

Outside of defecating in your pants?
 
Socrates the Greek
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#41
Quote: Originally Posted by EagleSmackView Post

It seems like Obama is staying pretty silent on this. He knows that if he starts siding with the opposition that the despots in charge will use that as a justification for more of the brutish violence that they are exhibiting now.

I just love seeing them squirm over there.


Good day to you Eagle, when we talk about democracy and the fact that people have spilled blood to achieve it, it is unfair to enjoy watching the blood bath FOR DEMOCRACY.
I am not sure on how you would achieve gratification on some one else’s misery, especially when the word democracy is meaningful to you.
I feel sorry for the millions of Iranians who believe in civilized REFORM AND YET ARE STOPED BY A GROUP OF THEOCRATIC MISSFITS.
 
Socrates the Greek
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#44
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Bush? Is he still President?

Some people just can't let go. Ahhh how they long for the old days.


Just ask me for the news on George Bush. He's doing quite well. He lives behind the fellow who owns the Dallas Stars. He and Laura have been to several neigborhood parties, and George threw out the first pitch at the Rangers game a few weeks ago. He was filmed playing baseball with a young boy on his street. Together, he and Laura are working on a massive library for the SMU campus.

Uncle
 
EagleSmack
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Quote: Originally Posted by Socrates the GreekView Post

Good day to you Eagle, when we talk about democracy and the fact that people have spilled blood to achieve it, it is unfair to enjoy watching the blood bath FOR DEMOCRACY.
I am not sure on how you would achieve gratification on some one else’s misery, especially when the word democracy is meaningful to you.
I feel sorry for the millions of Iranians who believe in civilized REFORM AND YET ARE STOPED BY A GROUP OF THEOCRATIC MISSFITS.

Yadda Yadda Yadda...

Don't lecture me on how I should feel about democracy. We seem to be on the same side of this issue but if I find joy in seeing the Iranian Dictatorship squirm then it is joy that I feel.

Who are you to dictate to anyone how they should feel?
 

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