Comments on: Yes, Iran won

By: pabloschwartz

pabloschwartz — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 04:19:51 +0000

eh, i am recalling the 1980’s when Washington wished Iraq to win its war with Iran .. while Tel Aviv wished, um, Iraq *not* to win. Likewise, Mr Netanyahu sees the House of Saud as a .. provisional ally against Iran. But taking a *longer* view, i am not entirely displeased to see Riyadh c-ckblocked. in any case, Saudi Arabia needs Washington far more than Israel does / hell, the House of Saud doesn’t even trust its own people with all that high-dollar military hardware: much of it is under the control of Paki experts ..

By: Michael Lonie

Michael Lonie — Mon, 25 Nov 2013 00:08:29 +0000

I’ve read that The Wahhabist Entity funded Pakistan’s nuclear bomb project, with the agreement that they could buy bombs if they wanted to. So another possibility is the Wahhabis buying nukes from Pakistan. Egypt and Turkey will want nukes, just in case.

No matter what they said, all these countries could live with Israel’s nukes, because they knew Israel would not use them except in the last extremity, and they could avoid pushing Israel to that if they were smart. They have no reason to believe that the Ayatollahs, people who think it is their duty to throw the world into chaos in order to hasten the return of the 12th Imam, will be so restrained.

Obama may talk about eliminating nukes, but his diplomacy is setting up a nuclear arms race. Apparently he and Kerry (and Shrillary too) lack the wits to understand what they are doing. Can’t anybody in DC play this Great Game?

By: Herschel

Herschel — Sun, 24 Nov 2013 18:48:49 +0000

All we need now is a “peace in our time” photo with Kerry shaking the Iranian grand puppet master’s hand.
The real dilemma is how does anyone stop North Korea from sending already built nukes to the Persians for badly needed cash?

By: Gary Rosen

Gary Rosen — Sun, 24 Nov 2013 08:23:02 +0000

Un-freaking-believable. The g-ddam Munich Pact had better justification than this. *WHY* did we even have to reach out to those a-holes running Iran? What do they have to offer us?

What makes it even worse is that sanctions finally had a chance of working. For a long time I feared that the only way to stop Iran was through a military strike. But the increase in energy production in the US (mostly due to fracking) has decreased their leverage and increased ours. We should have been increasing pressure on them but instead we have caved which of course we should *never* have done regardless. This can only come to a bad end.

By: Michael Lonie

Michael Lonie — Sun, 24 Nov 2013 04:35:30 +0000

It’s not just Israel’s problem. If Tel Aviv is first on the Iranian target list, New York is the second. What part of “Death to America” chanted by Iranian crowds in front of the Fuhrer of the Islamic Republic do the Obama Administration’s clowns not understand?

The only thing now that will “persuade” the Iranian Ayatollahs to give up their nuclear ambitions is defeat in war.