If You Could Ask Officials In The U.S., Israeli, Or Iranian Governments A Question ...

Well I need to hit the rack, but keep the questions coming guys; flag and bump the thread with your responses. We’ve gotten a few pretty good ones so far; but I’ll award a million Internets to the first person that can work a question about HAARP, Bigfoot, or Chemtrails. An on topic question that also includes mention of Comet Elenin gets a special bonus prize.

Ask Iran their thoughts on the "Boxer Rebellion" when Russia/America/Europe all jumped on China and destroyed them over 100 years ago....then made them pay 67 million pounds of silver for "reparations".

Ask Iran if they think the White Boys are about to repeat History......and why the world hasn't realized the cycle of theft/slavery.

Each time as well there was a religious twist. The Israeli's made more money and decimated the Asians/Muslims....from their Christian Warfighting Slaves.

Does Iran really think they will survive this cycle seeing how weapons now held by the West....can cause religious extinction....Racial extinction.

....The Chemical Weapons Convention demands everybody destroy their chemical weapon stockpile by next year......the little countries fear getting slaughtered after they lose that last resort weapon. It was the only thing that stopped WWII when it did......everyone's massive chemical weapon stockpiles.

Once they're gone in April 2012........the world's gonna get mopped up. Judgement Day.....Israel will decide who gets to live.

Ask the Israeli's when Bibi last had a medication review.

Why dosen't the United States halt using threats of corecion and lighten sanctions in an agreement with Iran, to get them to engage in some form of dialouge?

Originally posted by SpeachM1litant
Why dosen't the United States halt using threats of corecion and lighten sanctions in an agreement with Iran, to get them to engage in some form of dialouge?

If I recall correctly, President Obama did everything but kiss Ahmadinejad's ass on bended knee in an effort to get the Iranians to the table. I'd say it's their turn to give a little bit.

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What makes you think there is'nt any dialogue behind closed doors between Iran, USA and Israel?

For Israel: I'd like to ask the Israeli Govt why they allowed a young man like Gilad Shalit with PDD/ASD in to the military, and who gave them the right to play God with his life and allow him to rot for 5 1/2 years then shamefully used the young man to raise Netanyahu's political popularity.....

For Iran: Since Ahmadinejad alleges he is not afraid of Israel, when will he be visiting the Holy Land?

For USA: Since Ahmadinejad occationally visits USA, why won't Obama & Hillary visit Iran?

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I'd ask the Israeli Government where the Ark of the Covenant is. I bet they got that thing tucked away somewhere waiting to haul it out before they invade Iran. The mystery on that object has been plagueing my curiosity for years. They have to have it somewhere, the priests never would have let that get destroyed.

For the u.s and israel ... Why dont you get a health plan that covers viagra instead of starting illegal / immoral wars and mass murdering innocent people ?

Originally posted by OldCorp

Originally posted by SpeachM1litant
Why dosen't the United States halt using threats of corecion and lighten sanctions in an agreement with Iran, to get them to engage in some form of dialouge?

If I recall correctly, President Obama did everything but kiss Ahmadinejad's ass on bended knee in an effort to get the Iranians to the table. I'd say it's their turn to give a little bit.

Sweet. continuing to use threats of military coercion and maintaining sanctions isn't exactly doing everything possible. Neither side has offered any high level meetings, which could be possibly undertaken in Swizterland. I think if America is serious about Iran it could offer help with its nuclear program conditional on things such as it being peaceful. There is a likelyhood Iran could reject it out of hand, but it would certainly be a step in the right direction.