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[gsxr750r]

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,262643,00.html

[jinju]

Proves tha what I said about eliminating Iran is spot on.

[ChuckECheese]

[gsxr750r]

I hope the next president of the USA, if they have to fight a war with Iran, realizes that "pinpoint bombing" won't do a thing but incite more anger and hatred from Iranians.

Fleets of bombers need to turn that country into rubble. Citizens need to be held responsible for the governments ruling over them. Iranians need to understand that THEY need to make some changes, or they will suffer by losing their homes and families.

A war with Iran shouldn't be approached with the goal of "winning hearts and minds."

It should be a war where the country is either subdued or wiped-out.

And most importantly -- this goal must be made clear to Iran and the war from the beginning.

War should be avoided. But if it needs to be fought, war should be war.

[stevemcgarrett]

gsxr750r:

Quit taunting us with that cycle.

I'd don't want to see total war but I agree that the West must resolve to unite against the Islamofascist government in Tehran in a firm way. My parents were in Tehran for two years leading up to the hostage crisis and were, in fact, on the last flight out of the country as the revolution erupted. My sister, who was a teen at the time, had to be escorted to school by a machine gun-wielding Iranian police officer because two of her classmates were assaulted by gangs of Iranian boys (so much for Muslim respect for women). And yet my parents lived in a middle-class neighborhood with educated Iranians who while not approving of SAVAK and the Shah's extreme tactics were horrified at the prospect of the ayatollah's taking power. Now we can see why.

Some of the best and brightest fled the country just before and after the revolution, and with them political moderates (as in Iraq). There are countless Iranian youth, primarily in the universities, who are clamoring for freedom of speech, a decent education, and quietly hoping for the downfall of this despicable religious regime.

For their sake, I'd hate to see this explode into war. The Iranian people suffered enough during the long war with Iraq during Saddam's reign and the decent folk in their midst deserve better.

How much the propaganda machine of the Persian state has set the less educated Iranian youth and the general populace against the West is difficult to guage from the outside looking in. Knowing the answer to that question is pivotal to dealing effectively with the Ahmadine-jihad-alamabad and his handlers.

[Milwaukiedave]

Stop now...your given Stevie a hard on with your dirty talk.

[Octavius Hite]

They chanted? CHANTED? OH MY GOD! This totally justifies genocide. I'm with Jinju lets kill all those dirty Persians! And when thats done we should go to Mexico and bomb the hell out them for cheering bin Laden at USA/Mexico games:

http://newsblaze.com/story/20061020151331nnnn.nb/topstory.html

http://www.extremeskins.com/forums/showthread.php?t=189881

[Panic Button]

[Adventurer]

I believe in handling this calmly rather than doing it Iranian style. Keep putting the squeeze on them while talking to them, and if negotiations don't work, then other measures such as economic ones will be taken. An apology from Britain would not be acceptable. Quickly pushing a military confronation isn't prudent.

[Hollywoodaction]

What a bunch of sheep, all 60 000 of them.

PS. Doesn't this remind you of the Pueblo? Iran is an ally of North Korea, after all. Agitprop. The Iranian government is scared.

[cerulean808]

gsxr750r

[Gopher]

[sportsguy35]

[Octavius Hite]

[stevemcgarrett]

cerulean wrote: