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Revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini—who had been exiled by the Shah for 15 years—heightened rhetoric against the "Great Satan", the United States, talking of what he called "evidence of American plotting". "You have no right to complain, because you took our whole country hostage in 1953.
Originally posted by munkey66
reply to post by ronnieray123
Well the US did get its vengeance with the shooting down of the Iran Air Flight 655, killing 290 people.
How many people charged over that?
The chemical weapons used on Iranians supplied by the US to Saddam, how many charged on that.
I did read what you wrote, I was even able to make out the color crayon you where using, but do not play the US as victims.
By the way
Revolutionary leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini—who had been exiled by the Shah for 15 years—heightened rhetoric against the "Great Satan", the United States, talking of what he called "evidence of American plotting". "You have no right to complain, because you took our whole country hostage in 1953.
Who payed for that?
Originally posted by ronnieray123
Good to know so many of you think so highly of your fellow citizens that as long as it is not you who was kidnapped......it's all good.
You are scum
I could give a rats ass about who is president, what secret motive and conspiracy was taking place.
You do not kidnap people................and you damn sure do not let it go unpunished.
I wish they never would have done it, really I do....but they did.
I would have preferred the Iranian government rose to the occasion and did the right thing......but they did not
And now you have the audacity to act like it is no big deal.....that I am making an issue out of nothing??
Whose acting like an internet toughguy??? You tell me there is no justification to attack Iran and when I tell you Oh yes there is", then you start spewing pacifist garbage at me like Iran is some innocent country that is misunderstood.
Sorry but I understand all to well.. Revenge is sweetest when served cold, and I look forward to savoring the demise of Iran.
Again I will repeat............They took my countrymen hostage and were allowed to go unpunished, simple as that.
Try to confuse the issue I have with them all you want.
1's and 0's, they committed a crime against my countrymen or they did not.
This is a personal vendetta for me. Politics is of no importance.
You can hate me for being so eager to see a nation in ruin.
You can tell me it is cruel to punish all of Iran for something that happened 30 years ago.
But for me there is no statute of limitations. It would totally break my heart if Iran threw open its doors and let inspectors go where ever they wanted.
Let them be an example for all to see as they wallow in self pity at what has happened to them. Let them ask me personally why I am so happy at their misery because I will gladly tell them and read each name off of the list and explain to them that they created me, I was not born this way.
I hope some of you who love Iran so much go there to protest this unjust war, could use a few less of you running around taking up space as well
The Muslim Student Followers of the Imam's Line demanded that the Shah return to Iran for trial and execution. The U.S. maintained that the Shah, who died less than a year later in July 1980, had come to America only for medical attention. The group's other demands included that the U.S. government apologize for its interference in the internal affairs of Iran, for the overthrow of Prime Minister Mossadeq (in 1953), and that Iran's frozen assets in the U.S. be released
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
reply to post by Wonderer2012
OK...without preconceived notions...lets just look at the facts.
Iran has broken the NPT in just about every way and thus it must either change it's current behavior and abide by the Treaty or face Sanctions and possible Military action.
Iran has admitted to building Tens of Thousands of Centrifuges to enrich Uranium and there is only one reason why this many centrifuges would be built and that is to enrich enough Uranium to Weapons Grade for use in a Bomb.
Iran is currently being protected from Israeli Bombing of it's Nuclear Sites by the United States as the U.S. has forbidden Israel to Bomb sites that would shoot radioactive Material into the Air and Poison much of the Middle East.
Iran has made threats to close the Strait of Hormuz as well as Destroy Israel. If Iran either attempts to Close the Strait or declare they have Nuclear Weapons...the U.S. Military will be forced to go in.
These are the REALITIES....Iran has made it's own bed. Split Infinity
Originally posted by charles1952
reply to post by Wonderer2012
It's often a good idea to drop our preconceived opinions and examine things afresh. Would you help me out a little? I looked through your OP to find some facts that I could create new opinions from, but all I found were your opinions and your assumptions. Would you point out your facts, please? Oh, and are you dropping your preconceived opinions?
Originally posted by SplitInfinity
reply to post by Wonderer2012
OK...without preconceived notions...lets just look at the facts.
Iran has broken the NPT in just about every way and thus it must either change it's current behavior and abide by the Treaty or face Sanctions and possible Military action.
Iran has admitted to building Tens of Thousands of Centrifuges to enrich Uranium and there is only one reason why this many centrifuges would be built and that is to enrich enough Uranium to Weapons Grade for use in a Bomb.
Iran is currently being protected from Israeli Bombing of it's Nuclear Sites by the United States as the U.S. has forbidden Israel to Bomb sites that would shoot radioactive Material into the Air and Poison much of the Middle East.
Iran has made threats to close the Strait of Hormuz as well as Destroy Israel. If Iran either attempts to Close the Strait or declare they have Nuclear Weapons...the U.S. Military will be forced to go in.
These are the REALITIES....Iran has made it's own bed. Split Infinity
Originally posted by ronnieray123
Originally posted by munkey66
and what punishment did Churchill and Eisenhower get?
Originally posted by ronnieray123
Originally posted by munkey66
reply to post by ronnieray123
So my history or maths must be screwed up
I always thought 1953 Iranian coup d'état (operation Ajax) happened before November 4, 1979, to January 20, 1981.
Britain (Churchill) and the United States (Eisenhower administration) decided to overthrow Iran's government
Good lord your skull is thick!
WTF does Churchill or Eisenhower and those people have to do with each other??
I DO NOT CARE ABOUT ANY OF THAT. I will type slowly so you can better understand what I am saying.
The bastards took 52 of my countrymen and held them hostage for 444 days........do you get it now??
They did not put them on a plane and tell them to leave the country and never come back. They did not charge them with a crime and put them on trial. They put guns to their heads and threatened to murder them all in cold blood............You do not do that to my countrymen and not expect me to await the day for revenge.
So you go right ahead and keep giving me history lessons all you want and I will keep looping back to the same reason, the only reason I want to see them wiped off the planet.......Boze drogi jestes glupiedit on 10-9-2012 by ronnieray123 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ronnieray123
reply to post by flice
Like I said, some innocent Iranians will perish because of the actions of their fathers.......and I am ok with that. Innocent people die everyday and the world keeps right on turning.like nothing ever happened.
In my view everyone wins when Iran is pile of rubbish and I will NEVER be convinced otherwise
Originally posted by flice
The Iranians themselves wants to rid of Ahme & Co. but it's bloody hard to take the first step. Just like the average American they still haven't been pushed far enough and haven't found the courage to be the first to start a revolution.
Originally posted by Foundryman
Originally posted by flice
The Iranians themselves wants to rid of Ahme & Co. but it's bloody hard to take the first step. Just like the average American they still haven't been pushed far enough and haven't found the courage to be the first to start a revolution.
But if I help them in their stated goal of regime change I'm evil...
Sorry, Iran deserves everything they have coming.