Comments on: Iranian invasion? Probably not

By: Andrew Ramsey

Andrew Ramsey — Thu, 23 Apr 2009 19:43:33 +0000

Good morning. This country has come to feel the same when Congress is in session as when the baby gets hold of a hammer.
I am from Bosnia and know bad English, tell me right I wrote the following sentence: payday “The airline flight information provided by.“
Best regards :P, Maxwell.

By: buy dofus kamas

buy dofus kamas — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 07:32:57 +0000

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By: kamas

kamas — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 07:27:20 +0000

Speak our story now, perhaps our story was very common, I met her in the last year, at that time we only said a few words, at that time she was buy the kamas now, we changed our telephone each other, from then on

By: Tibia money

Tibia money — Sat, 09 Aug 2008 05:53:43 +0000

If you died you were reset to level 1. As there were only few monsters around and Tibia money had a very tough leveling system, players felt liking high levels when they had gained level 8 or 9.

By: worker

worker — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 22:22:15 +0000

most people in the world pay lots of money (and if they do not have the money, cheat, sneak, marry into) to just immigrate and live in the US.
most people in the world especially Russia, China, India, most africa and the non-rich middle-easterns would love to live in the USA.
Why, because it is great economy, excellent
healthcare and stable political system.
Why is that: that’s because US economic system is built on top of meritocracy: you get paid not based on your last name, or where you parents from but what you can do, who you can work with, what you can create.
Why political system is so stable: because it is not nearly is corrupt as in those nations, and there is self-regulating democracy.
Why there is a self-regulating democracy? that’s because there is one fundamental thread in US that does not exist anywhere else in the world (including developed European countries). The thread is: there is large enough majority of people in US who believe that Government is to serve people and not the other way around. that’s why 2nd amendment is important, free speech is important/etc.
So as far as I am concerned, I belive that I represent the majority of those people who
want to come and live in US ( I was lucky enough
that this became a possibility for my and my family 14 years ago). And there is nothing wrong
with US and US corporation colonizing those places.
Western European countries, without US economy are
not sustainable, so they would not mind that either. And overall, I believe the US policy is
to create fair and useful long-term trading partners whose economics are based on the same principles as US (meritocracy)… and that is a great goal to have.
I the mean time, there are enemies who do not want this to happen, because they know they cannot
trade fairly… instead they want to have a grip on the natural resources and people, so they use religion and jealousy of US’s economic success to insight resistance, but eventually they will loose
.
So yes, Iran will be just the next step,
then Syria, then we will wait till Saudies reform, and if not we will help, and then after the Saudies the money supply to the enemy will stop, and the rest will be easier.

By: campbell

campbell — Sat, 21 Oct 2006 00:02:42 +0000

Iran next? we learned some time ago that Navy minesweepers were being sent to Gulf, by Oct 1. Likely prep for eventual, inevitable US, or Israeli pre-emptive action against Iran.
They also watched.….and then opened up nuclear sites to “tourists”.…..as human shields.
recent actions of “Axis of Evil” partner North Korea,likely, resulted in postponement of next step in oil securement.…
still, inevitable as you say, The Other One.….note todays’ diatribe from Iran threatening European supporters of Isreal.……

By: Noah (the other one)

Noah (the other one) — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 23:27:36 +0000

One “invasion” is simply justification for another.
Subtle distinctions (as well as the blatantly obvious) have no effect on the war-crazed US government. Simply put, Iran is the next phase of the global oil conquest, and no amount of logic, dire forecasts of economic ruin, military exhaustion, etc., can do anything to derail the voracious congressional — military — industrial — complex that really runs this country.
Peace is great, but the pay is peanuts …