IRAN has attacked no one in 100 yrs? How many countries has USA?? =L

reply to post by Kram09


Do Iranian sponsored Suicide Squads count as attacks on other nations?

I think they do

As the world deals with suicide bombers and radical Islamists, Iran has, once again, upped the terror ante.
Iranian government officials have long denied media reports about a long suicide bomber recruitment program -- until now.

According to the London-based daily Asharq Al Awsat, Ayatollah Muhammad Taki Misbah Yazari, a senior figure in Iran's leadership and spiritual advisor of President Muhammad Ahmadinejad, has issued a call in an Iranian newspaper for the public to join the swelling ranks of Iran’s homegrown suicide bombers.

“Suicide operations are the peak of the nation, and the height of its bravery,” wrote Yazari in a statement.
“Commander Khamani has announced that registration for the suicide bomber force is open all over the country, and encourages Iranians to join in order to safeguard Islam and fight against its enemies.

"This holy organization of the Islamic Republic is aimed at those who are interested in suicide. The volunteer will join specialist courses. Brothers and sisters who believe and are interested in defending Islam are invited to get in touch via P.O. Box Number 1653-664, Teheran, and are asked to send two photos, a copy of their birth certificate. Please enlist in the suicide squad.”

www.ynetnews.com...

Come one come all...

abcnews.go.com...

Originally posted by Kram09
Do you have links pertaining to the other countries?

Not that I think you'll believe any of it...

Google It!






Iran: Covert Activity In Bahrain

Thus far, the Iranians have relied on their strengths in the covert arena to pursue their agenda in Bahrain and the wider Persian Gulf region. This is a space that Iran feels comfortable operating in, as it is a relatively low-risk and potentially high-reward method of realizing its strategic objectives. For Bahrain specifically, Iran has relied on its political, business and militant links to block negotiations between the Shiite opposition and the royal Sunni al-Khalifa family, escalate the protests, and instigate sectarian clashes to transform Bahraini political unrest to a charged sectarian affair that could potentially reshape the balance of power in eastern Arabia in favor of the Shia.

Saudi Arabia's Limited Options Against Iran

Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal on Thursday vowed revenge for an alleged plot by Tehran to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the United States with the help of someone claiming to be a member of a Mexican drug cartel.

Iran’s Covert War Against the United States

Not surprisingly, this harder-line leadership has pursued a more aggressive, more recalcitrant, and more anti-American foreign policy than at any time since the early days of the revolution. Over the past two years, Iran has ramped up its support for radical Shiite groups in Iraq, who have in turn stepped up their attacks on Iraqi Sunnis, on more moderate Iraqi Shia, and on American troops. In Afghanistan, Iran has provided more assistance and more lethal weaponry to the Taliban,

reply to post by SLAYER69


Usually when somebody makes statements such as yours the onus is on them to provide the links and the evidence and back up what they said.

You know it's quite funny....you seem to think everyone should provide proof for what they're saying but when it comes to yourself you think you're the exception to the rule.

You constantly dodge questions, or try to detract from the issue.

Also regarding that article....if you're going to suddenly regard espionage and lots of hot air as an "attack" then the United States is "attacking" many many countries as we speak, including it's allies. As is Britain, Israel, Russia etc etc.

Once again I'm having to repost my comments because you just avoid them completely.

reply to post by SLAYER69


Yesterday you were asking me to provide links and evidence, I ask the same of you today and suddenly that implies I'm stupid.

Hypocrisy much?

Why do you seem to think you're the exception to the rule Slayer?

Originally posted by Kram09
reply to post by SLAYER69

 

Usually when somebody makes statements such as yours the onus is on them to provide the links and the evidence and back up what they said.

AND I have.

You know it's quite funny....you seem to think everyone should provide proof for what they're saying but when it comes to yourself you think you're the exception to the rule.

On the contrary I have.

You constantly dodge questions, or try to detract from the issue.

Normally, when people choose to engage in a topic be it a discussion, debate and or an argument one would expect that they would educate themselves on said topic and not just walk in and DENY the contents of said Discussion, Debate and or Argument.

Your immediate reply speaks volumes....

reply to post by SLAYER69


You know damn well what I'm talking about but you're just trying to be facetious.

And again you've ignored my comments.

Anything that proves you wrong or is a counter to what you say, you just ignore.

Trying to debate with you is like pounding my head against a wall.

It's quite clear from all your posts that you can't name a single country Iran has attacked. Instead you try to bring semantics into the issue. "Oh yes they've attacked someone, but covertly!" etc etc.

No Slayer....no. Iran hasn't attacked anybody. Nowhere in the articles you linked does it mention that Iran has attacked any countries. Once again let me say that, espionage (which the United States is very familiar with) is not attacking. Because if it was then the United States is attacking almost everyone including it's allies.

No doubt you'll ignore my points, try to come up with some witty remark and throw in a silly picture to try to distract people.

1994 Bombing of Jewish Center in Buenos Aires linked to Iranian Qods Force commander and Hezbollah. Qods are well established in Latin America.

BBC News reported that Ahmad Vahidi had become Iran's defense minister-designate under the 2009 Mahmoud Ahmadinejad administration, he is on Interpol's wanted list over the 1994 AMIA bombing. Vahidi led a unit of Iran's Revolutionary Guard called Quds Force at the time of the attack, and has been accused of planning the bombings. Iran dismissed this development as a "Zionist plot".

Mr Vahidi - who was deputy defence minister during Mr Ahmadinejad's first term in office - is accused of involvement in the bombing of the Israeli-Argentine Mutual Association (AMIA) building in Buenos Aires.

It was the worst attack on a Jewish target outside Israel since World War II.

Mr Nisman said that Mr Vahidi, who led a unit of Iran's Revolutionary Guard known as the Quds Force at the time of the attack, was accused of "being a key participant in the planning and of having made the decision to go ahead with the attack" against the AMIA.

"It has been demonstrated that Vahidi participated in and approved of the decision to attack AMIA during the meeting in Iraq on 14 August 1993", the prosecutor said.

news.bbc.co.uk...

reply to post by jibeho


Thank you for that.

I starred your post.

reply to post by jibeho


So let me understand this correctly.

Was this man in question acting with the consent and foreknowedge of the Iranian government when carrying out his attack?

Originally posted by Kram09
Yesterday you were asking me to provide links and evidence

Which you still haven't provided.

I ask the same of you today

AND I have, several as a matter of fact.

and suddenly that implies I'm stupid

No comment.

Why do you seem to think you're the exception to the rule Slayer?

Between the two of us as far as providing proof. I'm the guy who has been doing all the leg work here and have contributed links, pictures, videos and qualified content.

Hypocrisy much?

Pot meet Kettle

reply to post by SLAYER69


I think you’re wasting your time, Slayer. Some people would rather bash the US than look at the reasoning behind the action (in this case there hasn’t even been any action yet and the anti-US BS is already underway). Regardless what may or may not be going on by proxy, there are 2 things that cannot be denied or dismissed:

1 – Iran has openly called for the destruction of the US and Israel.
2 – Iran has openly sought nuclear capability.

That’s all the justification I need. These people cannot be allowed to have nukes…..period. And my opinion won’t change because some anti-war, anti-US, anti-Israel dude in England thinks it should.

reply to post by SLAYER69


Thanks for proving my points Slayer!


I already discussed your links and other such things yesterday. You know that already. Look back again if you forgot.

Your posts are comedy gold

reply to post by seabag

And my opinion won’t change because some anti-war, anti-US, anti-Israel dude in England thinks it should

Can you refer me to the post I made where I said I think that your opinion should change?

How boring would this site be if we all believed the same thing?

It would be pointless wouldn't it?

The fact that Kram09 can't read isn't his/her fault. No commie left behind left one behind.

You're good, slayer, you've sourced or provided factual back-up to everything you've posted.

you can't fix stupid.

reply to post by tangonine


Why are you resorting to immature petty insults?

reply to post by tangonine


I don't think you're stupid just because you have a different opinion to me and I don't think that of Slayer either.

reply to post by Kram09


Video: Revealed: evidence of Iran's involvement in the kidnapping of the five Britons in Baghdad

Iran's Proxy War against the United States and the Iraqi Government

Special Groups Regenerate

Iranian Influence in the Levant, Iraq and Afghanistan

Shi'a Militias in Iraq

Blah Blah Iran is so peace loving goodie goodie yadda yadda.

reply to post by neo96


Thank you for that wonderful, insightful post.