usa + israel = imperialism + genocide this should seriously stop. and i am very sad Europeans are spineless and following the US in another insane middle-east war. wasn't afghanistan and iraq enough?
"Europe" is not following the US in this.
Iranians describe scenes of catastrophe after Tehran's oil depots bombed
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Re: Iranians describe scenes of catastrophe after Tehran's oil depots bombed
#32Price of a nation disagreeing from turning its people into lowly peasants of the Global Liberal Borg (TM)'s and not accepting its "assigned" role of satrap-y. In contrast, look at the ignominious history in India (-n subcontinent) over the past millennia - whose moron elites are so deluded that they end up selling even more Anglo-American colonization in the name of decolonization. Fascinating evolution of these two…
Tell me: is the US supposed to stand idly by while the Iranian regime develops nuclear weapons? They pursue nuclear weapons of their own volition, by the way. There are paranuclear states and nuclear threshold states which have not pursued nuclear weapons and have delivered on providing for their people in every manner in which a human society needs. So what does Iran hope to achieve that diplomacy cannot? At what po…
Do you know who doesn't get regime-changed? North Korea.
Re: Iranians describe scenes of catastrophe after Tehran's oil depots bombed
#33If you want to get the Iranian side of the story, look at presstv.ir.
> Iranian side of the story Islamic regime 's side. Rather key distinction v. Iranian people.
By afraid I am not saying it will happen, it is not a prediction. I think that it is a risk.
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#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Iranian side of the story Islamic regime 's side. Rather key distinction v. Iranian people.
What do you think the New York Times or CNN is (or rather, were).
That said, PressTV is different from the above a it's an officially a state-operated entity, so it is not a question of mere bias.
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#36I was wondering today how many people will develop cancer in a few years because of this. Why must Israel be so duplicitous? It is exhausting.
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#37I was wondering today how many people will develop cancer in a few years because of this. Why must Israel be so duplicitous? It is exhausting.
It's not even duplicitous because that implies some sort of benevolent facade. It's outright evil.
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#38I was wondering today how many people will develop cancer in a few years because of this. Why must Israel be so duplicitous? It is exhausting.
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#39Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Iranian side of the story Islamic regime 's side. Rather key distinction v. Iranian people.
I am afraid that this will bring them closer together. That the people who would welcome outside world to do a magical thing that reforms Iran wont like the practical thing the world actually did. By afraid I am not saying it will happen, it is not a prediction. I think that it is a risk.
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#40This whole situation made me realize that the mechanism for holding presidents accountable for campaign promises really doesn’t exist. None of this is what people voted for, and is almost directly the opposite. That isn’t a new thing, of course, but this seems like a pretty huge turnaround from what the campaign was about. This seems like a fundamental problem with the system to me. If you can’t count on the candidat…