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keane
Joined: 09 Jul 2007
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 Posted: Thu Sep 27, 2007 5:03 am Post subject: |
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You are too chicken to keep to the issue at hand, and too unbalanced to let go of a turd of a topic.
Address the points raised, little friend. |
You know my position on Iran. I would be all for a massive strike to take out the nuke facilities and the mullahs and government. Im on issue. The issue though is your cowardice. |
I didn't ask about your position on Iran, my homicidal friend. I asked about your blind allegiance to illegal activity as long as it meets your political ends.
I am a coward for not playing your deranged, maniacal, homicidal games? Good for me. |
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igotthisguitar
Joined: 08 Apr 2003
Location: South Korea (Permanent Vacation)
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Report: Russia Evacuates Entire Bush-fuhrer Staff
Iranian news outlet claims nuclear experts packed their bags Friday,
increasing speculation of imminent U.S., Israeli attack
Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Monday, October 1, 2007
Iranian and Israeli news outlets are reporting that Russia has evacuated its entire staff of nuclear engineers and experts who were working at the Bushehr nuclear reactor, increasing speculation that the United States is preparing an imminent military attack on Iran.
According to the Khorramshar News Agency, which represents ethnic Arabs in opposition to Ahmadinejad's regime who live near the reactor, the Russians packed their bags and left on Friday.
DEBKAfile offers three different scenarios to explain the sudden withdrawal of the experts.
a) Russian-Iranian negotiations about how work will proceed on Bushehr have again hit a roadblock. This is highly unlikely because Vladimir Putin is set to visit Iran later in the month to sign a set of nuclear accords.
b) The Russians have learned that an Iranian attack against American interests in the Persian Gulf or Israel is imminent. This is extremely doubtful because any preemptive Iranian attack would give Israel and the U.S. the pretext they are desperately searching for to launch a devastating bombing campaign.
c) Moscow or Tehran have been tipped off that an attack on Iran's nuclear facilities is imminent and the Russians are getting their people out of harm's way. This seems to be the most plausible scenario, especially since reports emerged Friday from numerous "unnamed" worldwide intelligence sources that military action is just around the corner.
With every passing week, war rhetoric and maneuvering escalates as an assault on Iran seems all but inevitable.
This past weekend, Former US ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton said there was no alternative to a military option and that plans should be enacted for a "limited strike against their nuclear facilities." 
Veteran newsman Seymour Hersh reports that the Bush administration has switched targets from Iran's nuclear facilities to instead target the Revolutionary Guard in a series of planned "surgical" air strikes.
"During a video conference over the summer, Bush allegedly told Ryan Crocker, the US ambassador to Iraq, that he was considering striking Iranian targets across the border and that the British "were on board," reports AFP.
http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/october2007/011007_russia_evacuates.htm |
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