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Of course we should stay out of their business. Wrong is wrong. Lies are lies. We are making up lies about Iran to get public support to favor bombing them. For what? $, of course. The Caspian Sea is awash with natural gas. Our greedy pricks want to wet their beaks. Erm, anyone remember that the Shia are becoming active now, the stage is set for civil war........well done Bush, well done Blair, well done everyone who voted for this regime that likes to sadisically interfere and watch people die for it's interests. I was in town on Saturday and a gang of old ladies had set up a stall in protest at the war, they did a great job so I stood and talked with them for an hour. It was great, so many people signing the petition and voicing their opinions, It was heartwarming to see so many who care and want our boys home. |
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Literally in a row, Iran is the middle one and obviously the most dangerous to attack. The UK has already said that attacking Iran is out of the question, if they want nuclear power let them have it, the need to provide energy to their people is more important than what the rest of the world thinks. Maybe we should stay out of Irans business, rather than playing this silly game of good cop, bad cop with the US/Europe. ![]() |
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Do yuo HONESTLY believe that any other country would act any differently if they had our power? History says no. Regardless of culture, powerful countries have used their power to advance their agenda. That is a fact.
And Russia was not a country to fear? Did you miss their incursions into Hungary, Czechslovakia, and Afghanistan? Did you miss their assistence to Castro? Are you really this uninformed? BTW, what was so wrong about removing the Taliban? They protected an organization that attacked the United States. It's called self-defense. |
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Do yuo HONESTLY believe that any other country would act any differently if they had our power? The other problem is the fact that we today live in a very different world to our forefathers, the cruelties of life are alot further away today as opposed to those suffered by our ancestors. 300 years ago life was much harder, the threats to the United Kingdom from it's enemies led us to a global power game in which denying terrirtory to the French was almost as important as conquering it for ourselves. The battle for survival was very different then to now and you are wrong to compare these times which are seperated by centuries. Today, my country has no wish to conquer land or be the most powerful nation on earth, we just want to be part of the global community and seeing as we are a tiny little island I think we do quite well thankyou. History says no. Regardless of culture, powerful countries have used their power to advance their agenda. That is a fact. History determines that we learn from our mistakes, history determines that in this modern world global cooperation is the key to the success of all mankind and not just a select few. The pursuit and exploitation of resources for our material needs is raping many smaller countries who have no option but to accept the unfair status quo or lose access to essential aid. We in reality have them over a barrell, we have conned them into giving us what we want and we bully rather than trade fairly with many of the worlds countries. History says that we should be less concerned with power and more concerned with equality for all nations and peoples of the world.........you clearly do not want this. And Russia was not a country to fear? Did you miss their incursions into Hungary, Czechslovakia, and Afghanistan? Did you miss their assistence to Castro? Are you really this uninformed? Did you miss history classes about WW2, you would have known then that it was us who gave Russia east Europe, Churchill warned about the Bolshevik threat and proposed invading through the "soft underbelly" of Nazi europe.......his calls went unheeded. Have you ever heard the quote "We may have won the war, but we have lost the peace" If you had, you'd know what this meant. Anyway, whats wrong with Cuba? My friends father moved there 7 years ago and absolutely loves it and has no intentions of ever moving back to the UK. BTW, what was so wrong about removing the Taliban? They protected an organization that attacked the United States. It's called self-defense. Taliban or Warlords..............you really think they are gone? All you have done is hand the country over to warlords and they can kickoff at anytime. Afghanistan is far, far away from the heaven you must think it is. The only thing we have really achieved that means anything is that there now is a big US pipeline going through Afghanistan that has only gone and undermined the Russian federation. Yes, your opinion that acting like this is somehow acceptable is madness to me, so lay the seeds of future conflict............ |
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Afghanistan, home of the Taliban and Bin Laden, was not a threat? Bottom line is the threat originates from here, not over there. |
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Thats more like it Matt, we as westerners don't really fucking care about the world so why not just fucking destroy it, we only care for ourselves and whats mine, mine, mine..........oh, we are by other methods namely, overpopulation, exploitative pollution based industries, endless road building, destruction of natural habitat and the ecological system that we all depend on etc. I can see God is pleased with our progress......... ![]() Matt |
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You and asainspace could start a support group for the sarcasm impaired.... How about that? By the way, just winding you up Matt. I know you have no intention of nuking Afghanistan, but there are some who would. ![]() |
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