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Originally posted by tristar
What i was trying to point out is the fact that one of the most grayest areas of global politics and not only, points to the M.E. Given that it is to be the next hot spot and not in the way we have seen recent events unfold, it is questionable to note that very few documents referring to its status or its leaders are not present, We have all read how the u.s. see's other global leaders, but we have not read how the u.s. see the current status and its deployment along with the less than accepted use of munitions on civilian populations. I would have thought that such documents would have been the first to be filtered through given how many people are aware of the Israeli lobby within the U.S..
Deductive reasoning.
Originally posted by wcitizen
Originally posted by tristar
What i was trying to point out is the fact that one of the most grayest areas of global politics and not only, points to the M.E. Given that it is to be the next hot spot and not in the way we have seen recent events unfold, it is questionable to note that very few documents referring to its status or its leaders are not present, We have all read how the u.s. see's other global leaders, but we have not read how the u.s. see the current status and its deployment along with the less than accepted use of munitions on civilian populations. I would have thought that such documents would have been the first to be filtered through given how many people are aware of the Israeli lobby within the U.S..
Deductive reasoning.
Very probably because that kind of conversation would only take place between the Secretary of State or one of her representatives and the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the country involved. Such conversations as you describe would not normally be carried out by a diplomat. Their role is quite different.edit on 7-12-2010 by wcitizen because: (no reason given)edit on 7-12-2010 by wcitizen because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by D377MC
reply to post by Perseus Apex
Good riddance.
Moving on, what is astounding is the utter inability of people to connect the dots. Lets see, aside from the US, the other nations that come in for some heavy flack are Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Iran. Anyone?
Sigh... well, they are the nations that are to be confiscated to form 'Greater Israel'.
Wikileaks is Israel. Plain and simple.
Originally posted by D377MC
reply to post by Perseus Apex
Good riddance.
Moving on, what is astounding is the utter inability of people to connect the dots. Lets see, aside from the US, the other nations that come in for some heavy flack are Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Syria and Iran. Anyone?
Sigh... well, they are the nations that are to be confiscated to form 'Greater Israel'.
Wikileaks is Israel. Plain and simple.
Originally posted by D377MC
reply to post by Perseus Apex
You really are a weird piece of work, you know that? How exactly do you plan to support the gratuitous 'controlled' nonsense?
One more thing: try and finish your thoughts when you get started, as out of 6 posts you went back and added whole new sections to three of them 5-10 minutes later: you are already making no sense, and it doesn't help if I have to re-read you twice beause you keep modifying what you had said.
What is extraordinary is that even by doing so you are no clearer than initially....edit on 7-12-2010 by D377MC because: (no reason given)