What is the evidence for Iran developing nuclear weapons?
Q. Iran (and not just Ahmadinejad) insists it isn't trying to develop nuclear weapons and only wants to use its nuclear program peacefully. So why is the United States government in such a panic about Iran wanting to build nuclear weapons? Is there evidence that Iran is lying? What is it?
Asked by Arp - Thu Jun 11 18:45:49 2009 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The evidence is = they are the second largest oil exporter in the world. yummy oil... And they still hold a grudge against the U.S. for 1. having CIA installed a puppet dictator in their country back in the 1950s. 2. armed Iraq to attack Iran in the 1980s. The war lasted eight years. Caused millions death. 3. directly jumped in and destroyed several Iranian naval vessels during Iraqis' retreating from Iran soil 4. shot down Iranian commercial plane by "mistake". 5. purposely mistranslated Iranian president's "Israel regime(government) needs to be changed" into "Iran wants to wipe Israel off map" 6. called Iran a "terrorist country" 7. making up daily propaganda against Iran which made average Americans think Iran is the "evil… [cont.]
Answered by Vash - Sat Jun 13 18:03:13 2009
Q. Iran (and not just Ahmadinejad) insists it isn't trying to develop nuclear weapons and only wants to use its nuclear program peacefully. So why is the United States government in such a panic about Iran wanting to build nuclear weapons? Is there evidence that Iran is lying? What is it?
Asked by Arp - Thu Jun 11 18:45:49 2009 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The evidence is = they are the second largest oil exporter in the world. yummy oil... And they still hold a grudge against the U.S. for 1. having CIA installed a puppet dictator in their country back in the 1950s. 2. armed Iraq to attack Iran in the 1980s. The war lasted eight years. Caused millions death. 3. directly jumped in and destroyed several Iranian naval vessels during Iraqis' retreating from Iran soil 4. shot down Iranian commercial plane by "mistake". 5. purposely mistranslated Iranian president's "Israel regime(government) needs to be changed" into "Iran wants to wipe Israel off map" 6. called Iran a "terrorist country" 7. making up daily propaganda against Iran which made average Americans think Iran is the "evil… [cont.]
Answered by Vash - Sat Jun 13 18:03:13 2009
How did Iran serve the US during the cold war period?
Q. Prior to the 1979 revolution is when I believe they were in good standing, correct? What did Iran do to serve the US during this time?
Asked by Judy - Tue Aug 4 19:03:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 1953 the U.S. helped restore Reza Pahlavi as the Shah of Iran. In return he crushed Iran's Communist Tudeh Party. For U.S. support they allowed them to establish sites in Iran to monitor the Soviet Union.
Answered by sculpin - Tue Aug 4 21:55:03 2009
Q. Prior to the 1979 revolution is when I believe they were in good standing, correct? What did Iran do to serve the US during this time?
Asked by Judy - Tue Aug 4 19:03:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 1953 the U.S. helped restore Reza Pahlavi as the Shah of Iran. In return he crushed Iran's Communist Tudeh Party. For U.S. support they allowed them to establish sites in Iran to monitor the Soviet Union.
Answered by sculpin - Tue Aug 4 21:55:03 2009
What is the motive behind iran denying the occurance of the holocaust?
Q. The prime minister of Israel was rebutting what iran has been claiming, that the holocaust never happened today in the united nations conference. Why would iran want to say that, besides the fact that they hate the jews? If they can prove or convince people that it didn't happen, what will they be able to achieve as a result?
Asked by Katrina K - Thu Sep 24 13:48:46 2009 - - 16 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Because it's a raciest!!
Answered by Doli - Sun Sep 27 16:44:22 2009
Q. The prime minister of Israel was rebutting what iran has been claiming, that the holocaust never happened today in the united nations conference. Why would iran want to say that, besides the fact that they hate the jews? If they can prove or convince people that it didn't happen, what will they be able to achieve as a result?
Asked by Katrina K - Thu Sep 24 13:48:46 2009 - - 16 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Because it's a raciest!!
Answered by Doli - Sun Sep 27 16:44:22 2009
How long would Iran be able to hold out against an American invasion?
Q. I hear that Iran is tougher than a lot of the countries we've been fighting lately like Iraq and Afghanistan, but probably not good enough to win a war against America. How long would this war last, if and when it takes place?
Asked by Mary M - Sat Mar 21 07:20:38 2009 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hmmm, see - that's part of the problem with this country and it's people now days...*shakes head in disgust*...The first thought that pops into a number of peoples' minds are, "How soon till our next war!?" and/or "Who do we get to fight this time!?" People, everywhere, WAKE UP - WAR IS *NOT* A GAME! There is *MUCH* to lose - including, but not limited to: other human beings lives, their homes, their ways of life, money, respect, etc etc - the list goes on and on! (If you need any proof of this, look at the recent bombings in Gaza!) My husband is from Iran, and it disgusts me to hear my fellow Americans speaking like this! stop it already!! Bush and his group of crooked phonies are gone - and so should be that/his particular mind-set… [cont.]
Answered by therookie77 - Sun Mar 22 18:35:55 2009
Q. I hear that Iran is tougher than a lot of the countries we've been fighting lately like Iraq and Afghanistan, but probably not good enough to win a war against America. How long would this war last, if and when it takes place?
Asked by Mary M - Sat Mar 21 07:20:38 2009 - - 13 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Hmmm, see - that's part of the problem with this country and it's people now days...*shakes head in disgust*...The first thought that pops into a number of peoples' minds are, "How soon till our next war!?" and/or "Who do we get to fight this time!?" People, everywhere, WAKE UP - WAR IS *NOT* A GAME! There is *MUCH* to lose - including, but not limited to: other human beings lives, their homes, their ways of life, money, respect, etc etc - the list goes on and on! (If you need any proof of this, look at the recent bombings in Gaza!) My husband is from Iran, and it disgusts me to hear my fellow Americans speaking like this! stop it already!! Bush and his group of crooked phonies are gone - and so should be that/his particular mind-set… [cont.]
Answered by therookie77 - Sun Mar 22 18:35:55 2009
Why is ahmawhateverhisnameis of iran allowed to give a christmas speach?
Q. In Iran converting to Christianity is punishable by death. He obviously has no respect for Christianity or it's values.
Asked by Lord Britain - Thu Dec 25 15:10:21 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Because, he is the leader of their nation. And, by that, he has the right to make a speech on behalf of Iran to the Western/Christian world on one of our biggest holidays. Saying he has no respect for Christian values seems awfully uneducated. There upwards of a million Christians in Iran. They are able to celebrate Christmas, Easter, Annunciation and other Christian holidays in public areas that are mainly Christian and in their Churches. Unlike in Saudi Arabia - Bush's second biggest ally in the region - where it is illegal to possess a Bible.
Answered by arch0049 - Fri Dec 26 01:08:48 2008
Q. In Iran converting to Christianity is punishable by death. He obviously has no respect for Christianity or it's values.
Asked by Lord Britain - Thu Dec 25 15:10:21 2008 - - 9 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Because, he is the leader of their nation. And, by that, he has the right to make a speech on behalf of Iran to the Western/Christian world on one of our biggest holidays. Saying he has no respect for Christian values seems awfully uneducated. There upwards of a million Christians in Iran. They are able to celebrate Christmas, Easter, Annunciation and other Christian holidays in public areas that are mainly Christian and in their Churches. Unlike in Saudi Arabia - Bush's second biggest ally in the region - where it is illegal to possess a Bible.
Answered by arch0049 - Fri Dec 26 01:08:48 2008
What is the best way to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons?
Q. Israel has said that they will do anything to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons. What is the best way for Israel to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons?
Asked by Stephanie - Mon Jul 27 17:03:56 2009 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Destroy the Iranian oil fields Without the money from the export of oil there is no money to operate the Iranian Nuclear facilities. The Iranian Nuclear facilities will be nothing but useless hardware without money to operate them. I do not recommend a direct strike on the Nuclear facilities themselves because the Nuclear facilities themselves are located in heavily populated areas. It will be almost impossible to prevent Civilian Casualties if Israel makes a direct strike on Nuclear facilities that are located in Civilian Areas. The oil fields are located in areas with little or no Civilian Population. Few if any Iranian Civilians will be killed or injured if the Iranian oil fields are attacked instead of the Iranian Nuclear… [cont.]
Answered by Mike - Mon Jul 27 17:06:33 2009
Q. Israel has said that they will do anything to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons. What is the best way for Israel to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons?
Asked by Stephanie - Mon Jul 27 17:03:56 2009 - - 7 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Destroy the Iranian oil fields Without the money from the export of oil there is no money to operate the Iranian Nuclear facilities. The Iranian Nuclear facilities will be nothing but useless hardware without money to operate them. I do not recommend a direct strike on the Nuclear facilities themselves because the Nuclear facilities themselves are located in heavily populated areas. It will be almost impossible to prevent Civilian Casualties if Israel makes a direct strike on Nuclear facilities that are located in Civilian Areas. The oil fields are located in areas with little or no Civilian Population. Few if any Iranian Civilians will be killed or injured if the Iranian oil fields are attacked instead of the Iranian Nuclear… [cont.]
Answered by Mike - Mon Jul 27 17:06:33 2009
What would Obama do if Iran launched a nuclear attack on Israel?
Q. Considering the President of Iran denies the Holocaust ever occurred and wants to wipe Israel off the face of the map. Question: Obviously you're not Jewish. And you seem very hateful for being a Democrat. I guess you would love for Israel to drop off the face of the earth. Amazing that you consider yourself a Democrat.
Asked by MichelleMalkin - Fri Jul 10 02:46:18 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama has indicated that he will not do a thing, but after Iran has nuked Israel he may attack Iran. President Obama's about face regarding the relationship between the U.S. and Israel is disturbing, to say the least. Mr. Obama has made a total reversal of American policy and now favors the despotic Muslim regimes over the Israeli democracy. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu had a meeting recently with President Obama. The following threats are what Mr. Netanyahu heard from Mr. Obama: 1.Withdrawal of U.S. support at the UN. 2.Preventing Israel from using their GPS, which is needed to guide Israeli missiles, aircraft and tanks. 3.Cancellation of 3 billion dollars in annual grants. 4.Barring Israel from using American ammunition… [cont.]
Answered by Annt Hu DeShalit - Fri Jul 10 09:40:24 2009
Q. Considering the President of Iran denies the Holocaust ever occurred and wants to wipe Israel off the face of the map. Question: Obviously you're not Jewish. And you seem very hateful for being a Democrat. I guess you would love for Israel to drop off the face of the earth. Amazing that you consider yourself a Democrat.
Asked by MichelleMalkin - Fri Jul 10 02:46:18 2009 - - 21 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Obama has indicated that he will not do a thing, but after Iran has nuked Israel he may attack Iran. President Obama's about face regarding the relationship between the U.S. and Israel is disturbing, to say the least. Mr. Obama has made a total reversal of American policy and now favors the despotic Muslim regimes over the Israeli democracy. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu had a meeting recently with President Obama. The following threats are what Mr. Netanyahu heard from Mr. Obama: 1.Withdrawal of U.S. support at the UN. 2.Preventing Israel from using their GPS, which is needed to guide Israeli missiles, aircraft and tanks. 3.Cancellation of 3 billion dollars in annual grants. 4.Barring Israel from using American ammunition… [cont.]
Answered by Annt Hu DeShalit - Fri Jul 10 09:40:24 2009
When do we start the invasion and neutralization of Iran?
Q. Iran must be thought a lesson. Israel will start the attack, America will bomb Iran from the sea then will attack using Naval jets from Aircraft Carriers. Marines will invade from Northern Iran supported by the U.S. Army. Multi-National forces will join in. U.S.A.F. will strike from bases in Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Iran must be made an example of and we must stay there for years. Iran needs another leader like the Shah. Enough of Iran's antisemitic, anti-Isreal, anti-West talk.
Asked by stonehudson2002 - Mon Mar 8 21:21:46 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. Iran must be thought a lesson. Israel will start the attack, America will bomb Iran from the sea then will attack using Naval jets from Aircraft Carriers. Marines will invade from Northern Iran supported by the U.S. Army. Multi-National forces will join in. U.S.A.F. will strike from bases in Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Iran must be made an example of and we must stay there for years. Iran needs another leader like the Shah. Enough of Iran's antisemitic, anti-Isreal, anti-West talk.
Asked by stonehudson2002 - Mon Mar 8 21:21:46 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
What will be the ultimate resolution to issue of Iran seeking to have nuclear power?
Q. Will Iran develop this technology and will the rest of the world just have to live with it? Or will other measures be taken to stop them? Are Iran's goals peaceful? Or should this be a worry to other nations in the region?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Sun Jun 8 08:07:57 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We've had a lot of countries join the nuke club over the years. A bad actor like North Korea never launched one, and Pakistan and India haven't had a nuclear exchange despite tensions between the two. I suspect Israel may bomb them and delay the development of the technology. What people forget is that the Middle East is too concentrated for one country to nuke another without killing themselves as well. But it depends on how crazy the Mullahs are in Iran.
Answered by Puller58 - Sun Jun 8 08:14:15 2008
Q. Will Iran develop this technology and will the rest of the world just have to live with it? Or will other measures be taken to stop them? Are Iran's goals peaceful? Or should this be a worry to other nations in the region?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Sun Jun 8 08:07:57 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. We've had a lot of countries join the nuke club over the years. A bad actor like North Korea never launched one, and Pakistan and India haven't had a nuclear exchange despite tensions between the two. I suspect Israel may bomb them and delay the development of the technology. What people forget is that the Middle East is too concentrated for one country to nuke another without killing themselves as well. But it depends on how crazy the Mullahs are in Iran.
Answered by Puller58 - Sun Jun 8 08:14:15 2008
How many people who advocate an Iran War would favor a war against China?
Q. Just as Iran has put down Reformists by force, China has put down the Chinese Democracy Party by force. In fact, China does not even allow the opposition to run against the government in an election, even a rigged election. Isn't it arguable that China's government is worse than Iran's? If so, why are the Iran warmongers not calling even louder for a war with China? Is it because they, like any schoolyard bully, only want to pick on those who can't fight back?
Asked by Brad - Fri Jun 26 13:23:13 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to listen the song"tell me why it is shame for you to have this idea.
Answered by Linky - Mon Jun 29 03:16:02 2009
Q. Just as Iran has put down Reformists by force, China has put down the Chinese Democracy Party by force. In fact, China does not even allow the opposition to run against the government in an election, even a rigged election. Isn't it arguable that China's government is worse than Iran's? If so, why are the Iran warmongers not calling even louder for a war with China? Is it because they, like any schoolyard bully, only want to pick on those who can't fight back?
Asked by Brad - Fri Jun 26 13:23:13 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. go to listen the song"tell me why it is shame for you to have this idea.
Answered by Linky - Mon Jun 29 03:16:02 2009
How is it like for someone from Iran to get a visa to the UK?What are the conditions?Is it hard to get one?
Q. I mean how tough it is for someone from IRAN to get a visa to the UK for a vacation?How do they do it and what promises should the traveller make?I mean for a whole family.
Asked by Sepehr - Thu Feb 28 05:01:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. / Here is a website to answer your question...
Answered by kNOTaLIAwyR - Fri Feb 29 00:27:10 2008
Q. I mean how tough it is for someone from IRAN to get a visa to the UK for a vacation?How do they do it and what promises should the traveller make?I mean for a whole family.
Asked by Sepehr - Thu Feb 28 05:01:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. / Here is a website to answer your question...
Answered by kNOTaLIAwyR - Fri Feb 29 00:27:10 2008
What will the price of gas be if Iran has nuclear weapons?
Q. Everyone is worried about going to war with Iran at the moment. But a nuclear Iran with the power to deliver the weapon, what will happen to the price of oil when Iran fires the first nuclear bomb at Israel and tries to wipe it off the map, and Israel responds with the same??? What will the price of gas be then? Iran is like a suicide bomber that is willing to die to destroy their enemy.
Asked by PRAY - SFECU - Sun Jul 13 20:24:18 2008 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Not trying to be a smart a##, but it will definitely be higher than it is now! We should have already been at war with Iran when 9-11 happened! You are right about them willing to die to destroy their enemy and we should wipe them out first. We don't necessarily need their oil and can and hopefully will become more self reliant.
Answered by unknownsoldier1st - Sun Jul 13 20:38:35 2008
Q. Everyone is worried about going to war with Iran at the moment. But a nuclear Iran with the power to deliver the weapon, what will happen to the price of oil when Iran fires the first nuclear bomb at Israel and tries to wipe it off the map, and Israel responds with the same??? What will the price of gas be then? Iran is like a suicide bomber that is willing to die to destroy their enemy.
Asked by PRAY - SFECU - Sun Jul 13 20:24:18 2008 - - 8 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Not trying to be a smart a##, but it will definitely be higher than it is now! We should have already been at war with Iran when 9-11 happened! You are right about them willing to die to destroy their enemy and we should wipe them out first. We don't necessarily need their oil and can and hopefully will become more self reliant.
Answered by unknownsoldier1st - Sun Jul 13 20:38:35 2008
Are Iran and North Korea exploiting the USA's diminished credibility to accuse other countries of making nukes?
Q. We accused Iraq of trying to secretly build WMDs. They had none. Now, Iran and North Korea might be well on the way to having nuclear weapons, and what are we supposed to do about it? As well, we're over extended around the world militarily. So these nations know we cannot and will not do much about it if they are indeed building nuclear weapons. So what do we do about these situations?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Tue May 26 09:21:06 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they are exploiting our diminished ability to do anything about it. Our economy has tanked and we are stretched thin due current and future "commitments" in the middle east. Iran is gambling that we cannot afford another conflict. N. Korea is hoping that we will give them assistance to stop.
Answered by Tisker - Tue May 26 09:31:42 2009
Q. We accused Iraq of trying to secretly build WMDs. They had none. Now, Iran and North Korea might be well on the way to having nuclear weapons, and what are we supposed to do about it? As well, we're over extended around the world militarily. So these nations know we cannot and will not do much about it if they are indeed building nuclear weapons. So what do we do about these situations?
Asked by "Kh a a a a a n n" ! ! - Tue May 26 09:21:06 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think they are exploiting our diminished ability to do anything about it. Our economy has tanked and we are stretched thin due current and future "commitments" in the middle east. Iran is gambling that we cannot afford another conflict. N. Korea is hoping that we will give them assistance to stop.
Answered by Tisker - Tue May 26 09:31:42 2009
How concerned are you that Bush is actually trying to lure Iran into a war before his presidency ends?
Q. ...given the very uncertain accounts of what happened when a U.S. warship entered waters just off Iran in what looks like an attempt to draw fire from the small Iranian vessels in the area in which the crew asked for identification but were immediately considered to be hostile by the U.S. naval forces (which is still unverified) and now Bush is telling the media that there will be consequences for Iran if such an event occurs again.
Asked by What I Say - Thu Jan 10 20:18:26 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am always worried about what Bush will do next!
Answered by # 1's Mom - Thu Jan 10 20:22:03 2008
Q. ...given the very uncertain accounts of what happened when a U.S. warship entered waters just off Iran in what looks like an attempt to draw fire from the small Iranian vessels in the area in which the crew asked for identification but were immediately considered to be hostile by the U.S. naval forces (which is still unverified) and now Bush is telling the media that there will be consequences for Iran if such an event occurs again.
Asked by What I Say - Thu Jan 10 20:18:26 2008 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am always worried about what Bush will do next!
Answered by # 1's Mom - Thu Jan 10 20:22:03 2008
How long before we go to war with Iran? Better question, why do neocons want war with Iran?
Q. I'm currently watching this idiot, racist Glenn Beck talking about wanting to attacking Iran. Who are we going to attack next, North Korea? This administration and people like Beck make me sick. Also another questions to Americans. Why is it that we support Israel, and not Middle Eastern countries? Just curious. True, the Iran president is a nutjob, but bombing other countries is the solution to everything.
Asked by Mean Geno - Mon Oct 8 21:09:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do libs always call people racist when they don't agree with them. I watched the same program and never saw Glenn Beck use racial innuendos. The north korean situation is being defused. The koreas are working on a peace treaty to end the korean war and North korea is making efforts to dismantle its nuclear program. As for not supporting other middle eastern countries. Take out a piece of paper and take notes. U.S. Marines were based in Lebanon, until they were blown up by terrorists. The U.S. came to the aid of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. You give liberals a bad name. Your associates would even tell you that the U.S. supports any middle eastern country that has oil.
Answered by Agent Archer - Mon Oct 8 21:26:36 2007
Q. I'm currently watching this idiot, racist Glenn Beck talking about wanting to attacking Iran. Who are we going to attack next, North Korea? This administration and people like Beck make me sick. Also another questions to Americans. Why is it that we support Israel, and not Middle Eastern countries? Just curious. True, the Iran president is a nutjob, but bombing other countries is the solution to everything.
Asked by Mean Geno - Mon Oct 8 21:09:35 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why do libs always call people racist when they don't agree with them. I watched the same program and never saw Glenn Beck use racial innuendos. The north korean situation is being defused. The koreas are working on a peace treaty to end the korean war and North korea is making efforts to dismantle its nuclear program. As for not supporting other middle eastern countries. Take out a piece of paper and take notes. U.S. Marines were based in Lebanon, until they were blown up by terrorists. The U.S. came to the aid of Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. You give liberals a bad name. Your associates would even tell you that the U.S. supports any middle eastern country that has oil.
Answered by Agent Archer - Mon Oct 8 21:26:36 2007
How would a war in Iran compare to the war in Iraq? Will there actually be an invasion?
Q. Or would the US/Israel just hit the nuclear plants and leave? Would they try to do the same thing they did in Iraq; overthrow the government? If so, would there be a civil war in Iran similar to Iraq, even though most of Iran is Shia? Will there be any civilian casualty? Let's vote.
Asked by StreetSmartWannaBe - Sun Feb 11 20:29:13 2007 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. A war with Iran would be immeasurably worse. Iran is a much larger country, with a much more capable military. It is also a functioning democracy, though we may not like who they voted for. So the public reaction will be much worse. We ourselves are much worse prepared, weakened as we are by the other two wars in which we are currently engaged. And of course, as ALWAYS, there will be many civilian casualties . . . probably more than military casualties for the Iranians.
Answered by ktd_73 - Sun Feb 11 20:45:11 2007
Q. Or would the US/Israel just hit the nuclear plants and leave? Would they try to do the same thing they did in Iraq; overthrow the government? If so, would there be a civil war in Iran similar to Iraq, even though most of Iran is Shia? Will there be any civilian casualty? Let's vote.
Asked by StreetSmartWannaBe - Sun Feb 11 20:29:13 2007 - - 11 Answers - 1 Comments
A. A war with Iran would be immeasurably worse. Iran is a much larger country, with a much more capable military. It is also a functioning democracy, though we may not like who they voted for. So the public reaction will be much worse. We ourselves are much worse prepared, weakened as we are by the other two wars in which we are currently engaged. And of course, as ALWAYS, there will be many civilian casualties . . . probably more than military casualties for the Iranians.
Answered by ktd_73 - Sun Feb 11 20:45:11 2007
What will happen if our military abandons Iraq and Iran moves in?
Q. Do you think our boarders will be at more risk? Israel will be that much closer to an attack? We lose the benefit of the petrol? Shouldn't we stay there clean it up and then move right on into Iran?
Asked by joveesasha - Tue Aug 28 18:21:34 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Then, we will launch missiles planted in Kuwait and from missile cruisers in the Persian Gulf into Iran. Supposedly, we will try to 'liberate' Iraq, and Israel wuld probably attack Iran as well. Oil prices will dramatically rise due to the new violence in the Middle East, especially when angry Islamic nations condemn Iran and Israel. And NO, we should not 'clean it up' there and invade Iran. That's pure stupidity (and what Bush would do, knowing him) and is like declaring war on 1 billion Islamists. Think about the damage it would cause (we couldn't fight a terrible Iraqi military; try fighting an even more technological advanced military in Iran, not to mention the inernational outcry from the world, especially the Middle East and Asia).… [cont.]
Answered by Eastonian - Tue Aug 28 18:32:32 2007
Q. Do you think our boarders will be at more risk? Israel will be that much closer to an attack? We lose the benefit of the petrol? Shouldn't we stay there clean it up and then move right on into Iran?
Asked by joveesasha - Tue Aug 28 18:21:34 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Then, we will launch missiles planted in Kuwait and from missile cruisers in the Persian Gulf into Iran. Supposedly, we will try to 'liberate' Iraq, and Israel wuld probably attack Iran as well. Oil prices will dramatically rise due to the new violence in the Middle East, especially when angry Islamic nations condemn Iran and Israel. And NO, we should not 'clean it up' there and invade Iran. That's pure stupidity (and what Bush would do, knowing him) and is like declaring war on 1 billion Islamists. Think about the damage it would cause (we couldn't fight a terrible Iraqi military; try fighting an even more technological advanced military in Iran, not to mention the inernational outcry from the world, especially the Middle East and Asia).… [cont.]
Answered by Eastonian - Tue Aug 28 18:32:32 2007
Why does when Iran tries to get nuclear power plants being blocked by America?
Q. America tries to stop Iran getting nuclear power plants yet America itself has a lot of nuclear weapons yet nobody complains .Why is that?
Asked by Nabil E - Sat Feb 20 23:32:51 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ok im an australian and this is what i know...iran and the mideast in general are branded terrorists because the jewish lobby hold sway over american foreign policy in the mideast...all so israel can expand her borders over time...its also the oil so if arabs are branded terrorists then it makes it so much easier for the west to go into mideast lands and seize oil if need be. Now we in the west have been told the iranian president wants to wipe israel of the map and if iran was to get nuclear weapons she would use them on israel. Now both you,me and any person who can think will know this is just western/israeli propoganda because we know if iran was to launch a nuclear strike on israel then israel would definately launch a nuclear… [cont.]
Answered by Fan - Sat Feb 20 23:43:05 2010
Q. America tries to stop Iran getting nuclear power plants yet America itself has a lot of nuclear weapons yet nobody complains .Why is that?
Asked by Nabil E - Sat Feb 20 23:32:51 2010 - - 11 Answers - 0 Comments
A. ok im an australian and this is what i know...iran and the mideast in general are branded terrorists because the jewish lobby hold sway over american foreign policy in the mideast...all so israel can expand her borders over time...its also the oil so if arabs are branded terrorists then it makes it so much easier for the west to go into mideast lands and seize oil if need be. Now we in the west have been told the iranian president wants to wipe israel of the map and if iran was to get nuclear weapons she would use them on israel. Now both you,me and any person who can think will know this is just western/israeli propoganda because we know if iran was to launch a nuclear strike on israel then israel would definately launch a nuclear… [cont.]
Answered by Fan - Sat Feb 20 23:43:05 2010
Will Bush and the Israelis start a war with Iran to quarantee Obama does not get elected?
Q. Will a war start with Iran before November to throw the election to John McCain? If the Israelis do it, it won't be a case of "wag the dog," and Americans will not likely trust Obama in a conflict between Iran and Israel. An Israeli cabinet member has already said a strike against Iran is essentially unavoidable.
Asked by Cannicus - Sun Jun 8 22:34:16 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not so sure that would at all guarantee that Obama would not get elected. I am inclined to think it may actually have quite the opposite effect.
Answered by Calvin - Sun Jun 8 22:46:11 2008
Q. Will a war start with Iran before November to throw the election to John McCain? If the Israelis do it, it won't be a case of "wag the dog," and Americans will not likely trust Obama in a conflict between Iran and Israel. An Israeli cabinet member has already said a strike against Iran is essentially unavoidable.
Asked by Cannicus - Sun Jun 8 22:34:16 2008 - - 16 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am not so sure that would at all guarantee that Obama would not get elected. I am inclined to think it may actually have quite the opposite effect.
Answered by Calvin - Sun Jun 8 22:46:11 2008
Does anyone really believe Iran is only trying to get nuclear power for peaceful reasons?
Q. With the launch of the latest rocket, is anyone still so gullible that they believe Iran isn't working on getting nuclear weapons? This rocket is designed to carry a nuke and not really capable of carrying conventional bombs so any claim that it could is BS. And does anyone really believe that they wouldn't use them if they are allowed to get them?
Asked by Johnnydangerously59 - Wed Dec 16 11:55:53 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ahmadinajad's nose keeps getting longer.
Answered by Lincoln6 - Wed Dec 16 12:05:05 2009
Q. With the launch of the latest rocket, is anyone still so gullible that they believe Iran isn't working on getting nuclear weapons? This rocket is designed to carry a nuke and not really capable of carrying conventional bombs so any claim that it could is BS. And does anyone really believe that they wouldn't use them if they are allowed to get them?
Asked by Johnnydangerously59 - Wed Dec 16 11:55:53 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ahmadinajad's nose keeps getting longer.
Answered by Lincoln6 - Wed Dec 16 12:05:05 2009
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