Iran to maintain nuclear policy

[I think not]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

I don't think Israel will be stupid enough to go and hit Iran's nuclear plants. The world will be pressed to do the same to Israel as they did when Saddam invaded Kuwait.

They have no fear mog, it has nothing to do with stupidity. How many raids have they conducted on your country? (forget reasons for a moment)

 

[moghrabi]

on a daily basis over Lebanon. However, when their head get too big and they think they are too mighty, they will fall as others had fallen before them.

 

[I think not]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

on a daily basis over Lebanon. However, when their head get too big and they think they are too mighty, they will fall as others had fallen before them.

One thing has always amazed me with Arabs and their plight, I talk to pals in New York about this also and lately they have been doing pretty well with this.

If the Arabs want to win, they have to stop bombing people and start lobbying. Thats the way the game is played and it took them a while to realize it, however they are gaining ground.

 

[moghrabi]

We never had a plight really before the creation of this Zionist poison in the ME. The British decided to gives them a land of other people. Arabs are known to be warriors. Now as you said, they are lobbying for their cause. But it is a long shot before they beat the Jewish lobby.

 

[I think not]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

We never had a plight really before the creation of this Zionist poison in the ME. The British decided to gives them a land of other people. Arabs are known to be warriors. Now as you said, they are lobbying for their cause. But it is a long shot before they beat the Jewish lobby.

No it is not, and the sooner they realize it (which I believe they have), the sooner everyone will win. The reasoning that Arabs are fighters is not logical, everyone fights. The "game" has always been played in the back channels. Arabs have taken high positions lately in Europe and the US. You want to win? Lobby.

And I don't mean this offensively, it is unfortunate but thats how politics work.

 

[Said1]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

We never had a plight really before the creation of this Zionist poison in the ME. The British decided to gives them a land of other people. Arabs are known to be warriors. Now as you said, they are lobbying for their cause. But it is a long shot before they beat the Jewish lobby.

What about all the different nationalist movements pre-Zionism? They were pretty plightish, although not very united.

 

[moghrabi]

I agree with you. No arguments there. What I was trying to say, Arabs never had the need to lobby. They fought invaders and crusaders. Now the game is played differently.

So, being an American ITN, Can I start lobbying with you to get me to high places?

 

[I think not]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

I agree with you. No arguments there. What I was trying to say, Arabs never had the need to lobby. They fought invaders and crusaders. Now the game is played differently.

So, being an American ITN, Can I start lobbying with you to get me to high places?

I'm sorry mog I don't have political connections, although I know a group of pals in New York that do. And rest assured, they are making progress. Would it surprise you to know they hang out with Jewish organizations? This is how it all begins.

Over "there" and "here" between Arabs and Jews are a literally, day and night.

 

[Said1]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

I agree with you. No arguments there. What I was trying to say, Arabs never had the need to lobby. They fought invaders and crusaders. Now the game is played differently.

So, being an American ITN, Can I start lobbying with you to get me to high places?

I think the opportunity is there now, where it wasn't before, hence the actions of revolutionaries, reformers and extremists?

 

[I think not]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

I agree with you. No arguments there. What I was trying to say, Arabs never had the need to lobby. They fought invaders and crusaders. Now the game is played differently.

So, being an American ITN, Can I start lobbying with you to get me to high places?

I think the opportunity is there now, where it wasn't before, hence the actions of revolutionaries, reformers and extremists?

Well said...Said.

 

[Said1]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

I agree with you. No arguments there. What I was trying to say, Arabs never had the need to lobby. They fought invaders and crusaders. Now the game is played differently.

So, being an American ITN, Can I start lobbying with you to get me to high places?

I think the opportunity is there now, where it wasn't before, hence the actions of revolutionaries, reformers and extremists?

Well said...Said.

Why thank you. I can be somewhat coherent when there isn't a herd of children running aroud!

I see Mo left, I would like to get his take on that. I'm sur he'll be back though.

 

[moghrabi]

I agree. My best friends here are Jewish for Israel. They are against the occupations as much as I am against the terrorist acts.

We do revolutionaries and reformers. But both sides are stuck in the old ways of settling the score. Arafat is gone hopefully followed by Sharon soon. Then we need the new generation that was/is not involved in the occupation of 1948.

 

[Said1]

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I agree. My best friends here are Jewish for Israel. They are against the occupations as much as I am against the terrorist acts.

We do revolutionaries and reformers. But both sides are stuck in the old ways of settling the score. Arafat is gone hopefully followed by Sharon soon. Then we need the new generation that was/is not involved in the occupation of 1948.

I'm glad to see Arafat gone. He gave me the impression that his attitude towards negotiation etc was something along the lines of "not in my life time". Does that make sense?

 

[moghrabi]

It makes a lot of sense. but we have Sharon of the same generation and mentality who is saying the same thing. We need fresh people with a peaceful mentality. Leaders who will give and take. people who recognize that the other side must and will survive.

 

[Said1]

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It makes a lot of sense. but we have Sharon of the same generation and mentality who is saying the same thing. We need fresh people with a peaceful mentality. Leaders who will give and take. people who recognize that the other side must and will survive.

I think that's a big task to undertake, a;though worthy. Things are pretty messed up all around.

 

[I think not]

Re: RE: Iran to maintain nuclear policy

I agree. My best friends here are Jewish for Israel. They are against the occupations as much as I am against the terrorist acts.

We do revolutionaries and reformers. But both sides are stuck in the old ways of settling the score. Arafat is gone hopefully followed by Sharon soon. Then we need the new generation that was/is not involved in the occupation of 1948.

I'm glad to see Arafat gone. He gave me the impression that his attitude towards negotiation etc was something along the lines of "not in my life time". Does that make sense?

I think its better Arafat is gone also, but in his early days he was a true freedom fighter IMO. After that he turned into a terrorist and even a worse....a politician 8O

 

[moghrabi]

Yes. Arafat actually started as a true and dedicated freedom fighter. Alas, politics can make you evil.

 

[mrmom2]

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[I think not]

Hey mister where did you get the avatar You like that ruling today :wink:

If you're talking to me, I'm hoping the Senate doesn't pass the ban amendment on flag burning. So I'll keep it up till then.

 

[mrmom2]

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