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And I'll add that to me it's more a law-enforcement mission to keep an eye on terrorist activity than a military one. It's a daily threat all over the world, terrorism. From both within borders and outside of them. And it has been pretty much ever since there've been humans.
Originally posted by ~Lucidity
reply to post by jfj123
No, I didn't say oil.
Well, let me guess. Its a three letter word, and it rhymes with 'spoil'?
As for the nuke excuse, well they've been saying Iran is about to get a nuke since the 80s.
Iran isn't exactly an aggressive nation.
Originally posted by jfj123
Originally posted by ~Lucidity
reply to post by jfj123
No, I didn't say oil.
Did you not say this?
No, I did not say that. Go back and check. That was someone's response to me.
Well, let me guess. Its a three letter word, and it rhymes with 'spoil'?
What exactly does this mean? What is the 3 letter word that rhymes with spoil that you are referring to?
Moot point.
As for the nuke excuse, well they've been saying Iran is about to get a nuke since the 80s.
I don't know that this statement is true.
That reference plays to the widespread assumption, which has been embraced by the International Atomic Energy Agency, that Iran had carried out experiments with Polonium-210 in the late 1980s, indicating an interest in neutron initiators. The IAEA referred in reports from 2004 through 2007 to its belief that the experiment with Polonium-210 had potential relevance to making "a neutron initiator in some designs of nuclear weapons". Source
Iran isn't exactly an aggressive nation.
Are you kidding me?
Iran is a very aggressive. Look what they do to their own people.
Nope. Before the U.S, started messing with them in the 50s they had not waged aggressive war for hundreds of years. And you can look up their history since. What do they "do to their people?"