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Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by Deetermined
Yes, I do believe the Iranians would love to get rid of Ahmadinejad. Why do you think there was such an uproar after the 2009 elections??!!
Because of the extensive anti-Iranian regime clandestine operations being carried out there? CIA supports minority rebels that want to oust the Iranian regime, have even been allowing these rebels to stage attacks from Iraq into Iran from 2004 (source).
One last word of advice. You may want to change your stance on Hamas and Hezbollah before you find yourself on an American terrorist list. Not that it sounds like you care.
Oh yeah, is that a threat?
I'm not scared of your Thought Police. A lot of people know who I am and what I stand for, and taking me out would provoke sh*t tectonics that would invoke a sh*tquake. I am, for all intents and purposes, a civilian only armed with an educated opinion on human affairs. Is this against the law? Because it's not against the 1982 Human Rights and Freedoms Act that guarantees my right to belief. Or do you think that American law applies to Canada and American alphabet agencies have jurisdiction to silence me up here?
Pfft, a threat to label me a terrorist because I don't back Israel and its friends. And you question the liberty of Iraniansedit on 9-11-2011 by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Deetermined
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by Deetermined
Yes, I do believe the Iranians would love to get rid of Ahmadinejad. Why do you think there was such an uproar after the 2009 elections??!!
Because of the extensive anti-Iranian regime clandestine operations being carried out there? CIA supports minority rebels that want to oust the Iranian regime, have even been allowing these rebels to stage attacks from Iraq into Iran from 2004 (source).
One last word of advice. You may want to change your stance on Hamas and Hezbollah before you find yourself on an American terrorist list. Not that it sounds like you care.
Oh yeah, is that a threat?
I'm not scared of your Thought Police. A lot of people know who I am and what I stand for, and taking me out would provoke sh*t tectonics that would invoke a sh*tquake. I am, for all intents and purposes, a civilian only armed with an educated opinion on human affairs. Is this against the law? Because it's not against the 1982 Human Rights and Freedoms Act that guarantees my right to belief. Or do you think that American law applies to Canada and American alphabet agencies have jurisdiction to silence me up here?
Pfft, a threat to label me a terrorist because I don't back Israel and its friends. And you question the liberty of Iraniansedit on 9-11-2011 by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi because: (no reason given)
I'm not telling you to support Israel and it's friends, but to support terrorist organizations will keep you on a watch list and prevent you from coming to America. This is why I tell you to educate yourself more on these organizations. If you really want an "educated opinion" you need to know what's going on from all sides, not just one.
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by Deetermined
reply to post by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
It's obvious that you've never been taught anything about Iran.
Actually I thoroughly studied Iran from Mosedeqq to the Shah to the 1979 revolution in one of my classes alone. I even wrote a paper comparing Lenin's revolutionary theory to what actually happened during the 1979 revolution; came out with interesting results that really opened my mind to the reality of how revolutions happen.
First, it's clear that you either support Hamas and Hezbollah or you've never learned anything about them.
Hamas is the democratically elected government of the Palestinian territories. This election took place after the US and Israel engaged in a huge media campaign to show how the Palestinians were going to elect in pro-Israeli government... but when Hamas actually won, Israel and the US both condemned Palestinians and declared the democratic elections to be illegitimate. Israel has been hunting and killing members of the democratically-elected Palestinian government ever since (that's terrorism, by the way).
So damn rights I support Hamas.
Hezballah is a militia army in Lebannon. They also have been democratically elected into seats of the Lebannese government. If you knew anything about Israeli assaults on Lebannon, you may learn why Hezballah is supported by the Lebannese (especially since they also double as a line of defense against the IDF).
I support them too, but not necessarily their unnecessary provocation of the IDF that they sometimes carry out.
I'm not really sure why you accuse me of supporting Hamas and Hezballah though. What do they have to do with me supporting Iran? Perhaps you're of simple Hobbesian "all vs all" mentality where it's always a case of all "good guys" vs all "bad guys", hence why you lump Arabs and Persians together as the same force
Secondly, you state that Iran only arrests "real criminals" and the U.S. does not. This was a blatant statement showing your lack of knowledge of what Iran considers to be a criminal.
So you think that American justice is world justice? Iran has a whole different culture, political and judicial system than your's, yet you for some reason criticize them for their laws.
Let me guess, you think they should be invaded to "liberate" Iranians from their own laws and culture, right? CIA/MI6 did that in the 50s; they put the Shah in power who murdered tens of thousands of people with his CIA-created SAVAK secret police force. I've met people who lived in Iran during those times, and they would describe it to be a common occurance to have friends disappear forever if they ever even thought anything perceived to be "leftist". The Shah was a total American proxy and he had no problem killing so many people under American interests. The ironic thing was that right before the 1979 revolution, the Shah turned nationalist and tried to appeal to his own people... except Iranians are not stupid enough to easily forget what interests he represented and did to his country.
If you think Iranians are begging for Americans to come in and liberate them, then you are very ignorant of Iranian history. I think it's funny how you accuse me of not knowing anything about Iran, yet this seems to be your case.
Originally posted by nottomorrow
reply to post by Corruption Exposed
the economy is about to collapse. whatever the reasons for attacking iran they probably have little to do with the nukes. that is just something the public can understand. it has to do with oil or using the euro to purchase oil. they gotta use the nukes for the fear factor.
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
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Clinton eliminated US debt and Bush brought it back with a vengeance in his first four years in office.
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Originally posted by Lemon.Fresh
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
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Clinton eliminated US debt and Bush brought it back with a vengeance in his first four years in office.
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Bull corn.
Educate yourself, for the love of all that is goodedit on 11/9/2011 by Lemon.Fresh because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Fretz
reply to post by Dalbeck
Then Israel and USA are just allowed?
Originally posted by Dalbeck
Originally posted by Fretz
reply to post by Dalbeck
Then Israel and USA are just allowed?
Well I think it's not a question of allowance, in my opinion one has to ask in which hands you would give your own child to look after: a lunatic or someone you can trust? Just my 2 cents...
Originally posted by trinityschild
Originally posted by Dalbeck
Originally posted by Fretz
reply to post by Dalbeck
Then Israel and USA are just allowed?
Well I think it's not a question of allowance, in my opinion one has to ask in which hands you would give your own child to look after: a lunatic or someone you can trust? Just my 2 cents...
Neither but thats just me . Sorry yep you have a valid point.
But if you go around shouting bad Iran, Bad Iran, Bad Iran, Bad Iran, (not you personally but the western nations) does that not mean Iran will become Bad. Maybe if we in the west showed a bit of trust in Iran, then maybe that is when Iran becomes trustworthy. I am still on the fence about all of this I just think sometimes we demonize Arab nations we don't like.
"Hamas is the democratically elected government of the Palestinian territories”
"but when Hamas actually won, Israel and the US both condemned Palestinians and declared the democratic elections to be illegitimate”
" Israel has been hunting and killing members of the democratically-elected Palestinian government ever since (that's terrorism, by the way)."
"So damn rights I support Hamas.”
"Hezballah is a militia army in Lebannon. They also have been democratically elected into seats of the Lebannese government”
"I'm not really sure why you accuse me of supporting Hamas and Hezballah though. What do they have to do with me supporting Iran?”
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
I'm quite aware of what is going on "on all sides". I'm just beyond propaganda. This makes me a terrorist?
And what in God's name makes you think I would ever want to go to the US? I would probably never make it past the TSA at the airport without causing an international incident involving my boot up some agent's ass.
Originally posted by gravitational
reply to post by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
"Hamas is the democratically elected government of the Palestinian territories”
So was the Nazi party in Germany
Xcath-
Apparently not. If you were then you would know TSA security checks are for outbound flights origionating from the US. Since you are flying TO the US you would be subject to whatever airline security / airport security is in place per the host nation.
When people suggest you look at both sides its not to piss you off. Its to suggest that maybe you dont have all the facts in order to form an educated opinion.