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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/6/2016 8:09:56 AM   
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There is no Iranian terrorism. Name one instance of it.

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This link has well researched descriptions of Iran's "university" for terrrorists...
http://www.meforum.org/1059/irans-suicide-brigades

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/6/2016 8:41:49 AM   
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There is no Iranian terrorism. Name one instance of it.

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The idea that you think there is no Iranian terrorism is astonishing.

From the 70's when the Iranians paid suicide bombers, and contributed to the salaries of terrorists held in israeli or palestinian jails, to the engineer who created acetone peroxide bombs used in more than 60 suicide bombings, to using waves of refugees to clear mine fields in the Iraq/Iran war, to creating and providing suicide vests and IED's in the War against sadam hussein, to the present day Irans hands are covered in blood.

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The United States contends that Hezbollah, a Shi'ite Islamist organization and client of Iran, has been involved in several anti-American terrorist attacks, including the April 1983 United States Embassy bombing which killed 17 Americans, the 1983 Beirut barracks bombing which killed 241 U.S. peace keepers in Lebanon, and the 1996 Khobar Towers bombing. An American district court judge ruled in 2003 that the April 1983 United States Embassy bombing was carried out with Iranian support.[56]

United States District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth declared that the Islamic Republic of Iran was responsible for the 1983 attack in a 2003 case brought by the victims' families. Lamberth concluded that Hezbollah was formed under the auspices of the Iranian government, was completely reliant on Iran in 1983, and assisted Iranian Ministry of Information and Security agents in carrying out the operation.[57] An American federal court has also found that the Khobar Towers bombing was authorized by Ali Khamenei, then ayatollah of Iran.[58]

The U.S. indictment of bin Laden filed in 1998 stated that al-Qaeda "forged alliances ... with the government of Iran and its associated terrorist group Hezbollah for the purpose of working together against their perceived common enemies."[74] On May 31, 2001, Steven Emerson and Daniel Pipes wrote in The Wall Street Journal that "Officials of the Iranian government helped arrange advanced weapons and explosives training for Al-Qaeda personnel in Lebanon where they learned, for example, how to destroy large buildings."[75] The 9/11 Commission Report stated that 8 to 10 of the hijackers on 9/11 passed through Iran and their travel was facilitated by Iranian border guards.[74][76] The report also noted that "a senior operative of Hezbollah" (Imad Mughniyah) was on the flights that convoyed the future hijackers from Saudi Arabia to Tehran, along with associates that Kenneth Timmerman describes as "Iranian agents".[76][77] Judge George B. Daniels ruled in a federal district court in Manhattan that Iran bears legal responsibility for providing "material support" to the 9/11 plotters and hijackers in Havlish, et al. v. Osama bin Laden, Iran, et al.[78][79] Included in Judge Daniels' findings were claims that Iran "used front companies to obtain a Boeing 757-767-777 flight simulator for training the terrorists", Ramzi bin al-Shibh traveled to Iran in January 2001, and an Iranian government memorandum from May 14, 2001 demonstrates Iranian culpability in planning the attacks.[78] Defectors from Iran's intelligence service testified that Iranian officials had "foreknowledge of the 9/11 attacks."[80]

In 2012, the United States Navy was warned that Iran was preparing suicide attack boats and was building up its naval forces in the Gulf region

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/7/2016 12:15:53 AM   
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"From the 70's when the Iranians paid suicide bombers"

In the 1970s, the Shah was in power there, due to the 'us putting him in power there.

"The United States contends that Hezbollah,..."

They never lie of course. (WMDs - remember ?)

"United States District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth declared..."

Never wrong eh ? Must be nice.

"The U.S. indictment of bin Laden filed in 1998 stated that al-Qaeda..."

If they say it, it must be true huh.

"The 9/11 Commission Report stated that 8 to 10 of the hijackers on 9/11 passed through Iran and their travel was facilitated by Iranian border guards. ..."

Note that they also got through US airport security.

" Judge George B. Daniels ruled in a federal district court in Manhattan that Iran bears legal responsibility for providing "material support"..."

But it is OK for the US to fund the rebels in Syria.

"In 2012, the United States Navy was warned that Iran was preparing suicide attack boats and was building up its naval forces in the Gulf region ..."

By whom, Israel ? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ! you mean the regime with the the best intelligence in the world that tells the regime that "Iran is not an existential threat" and still bribes congress millions of dollars to get the US to attack Iran ?

And whoever misquoted "regime should be wiped off the face of the Earth" as "Israel should be...". That was a flat out lie.

Israel has committed more terrorist attacks on Iran than Iran has ever even thought about. And who they send money to is none of our fucking business. They are alot closer to the abuse of the Palestinians and do not like it. Neither does the Pope. Neither do I. Maybe you do, but people who know what is REALLY going on there do not support it.

So we got alleged, adjudged, accused, a supposed money trail that means nothing, and what ? A couple of chemical bombs when they deposed our Shah. the capture of an embassy, during which BTW nobody died and noboy was tortured except for intelligence agents ? Ever hear of Gitmo.

I am not saying it is alright because others do it. I am saying that we got absolutely nothing to say about it because we are nowhere near the moral high ground here.

And why don't they forgive the US over the Shah ? Well a certain group in the world is STILL collecting money over shit that happened in the 1940s, so the US still owes Iran for 1952, and hasn't paid a fucking dime.

T^T

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/7/2016 12:17:13 AM   
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And another thing, 911 was used as a pretext to attack Iraq, so, which time were they lying then ?

T^T

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/7/2016 4:45:46 AM   
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Regarding Ops thread this goes on all the time. The only thing that surprises me is that it’s not reported in the news more often. Same with the spying malarkey. Joe bloggs, well a good half dozen of them, have only become aware of the extent of spying - on your own people and everyone in the world..You scratch my back, give me a wheel barrow full of gold bullion, and I will overthrow x government, rape your women, arm this rebel group. E.g. who armed the Taliban etc ... During the anti-Soviet jihad Bin Laden and his fighters received American and Saudi funding (fuck me what could possibly go wrong). Some analysts believe Bin Laden himself had security training from the CIA. And yet they whittle on about crushing Julian Assange ball sack and then firing him from a cannon into the sun. Ah, Amerika indeed, not that they are the only guilty country, guiltiest yuppers.

As for nuclear weapons no other country should be allowed them. Although I am a little surprised they cannot be purchased locally in supermarkets in America along with half a pound of cheese, bazooka, Sherman tank and a tommy gun, whatever the hell that is…Poor gunless Tommy, someones selling his guns..och well.

Where was I.
Ah, yes. If doomsday devices were prevalent everywhere then Johnny foreigner would have long, long ago, in the name of their god, implement scorched earth policy and I would be typing this from a handsome pile of rubble, and eating radioactive muffins that melt your insides away, literary.


Basket case countries that have scorch earth weaponry = Nine…och okay America, Russia, China, UK, France hmm that’s the five India, Pakistan North Korea(oh deary me) and Israel.

And you’ve seen what happens when other countries have chemical weapons – feckless dangerous loons use them on their own people


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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/8/2016 6:16:38 AM   
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I wonder how a discussion on Israeli attempts to subvert the US democratic process has ended up talking about alleged Iranian terrorism.

Diversion tactics anyone?

Why is it that those who feel the need to defend Israel's activities in this matter also feel the need to divert discussion on those activities towards a tangential area? Why is it that they never seem to be able to discuss some of Israel's darker activities directly but deny and obfuscate all the time, not to mention the wholesale abuse of their opponents?

Why is it that they seem unable or unwilling to discuss the relevant facts of the issue? Is it because truth is rarely on their side, that if the facts of the matter are known, the Zionist argument comes off second best? That seems to me to be the most obvious reason for their behaviour.

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/9/2016 5:02:40 PM   
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I wonder how a discussion on Israeli attempts to subvert the US democratic process has ended up talking about alleged Iranian terrorism.

Diversion tactics anyone?

Why is it that those who feel the need to defend Israel's activities in this matter also feel the need to divert discussion on those activities towards a tangential area? Why is it that they never seem to be able to discuss some of Israel's darker activities directly but deny and obfuscate all the time, not to mention the wholesale abuse of their opponents?

Why is it that they seem unable or unwilling to discuss the relevant facts of the issue? Is it because truth is rarely on their side, that if the facts of the matter are known, the Zionist argument comes off second best? That seems to me to be the most obvious reason for their behaviour.



The diversion into Iranian terrorism was introduced by Termynator. I don't think you can, with a straight face, call him a Zionist.


As for the Zionist argument coming off second best? What argument? Isarael conquered a bunch of arab territories after it was attacked. As far as I'm concerned expel the palestinians and be done with it.

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/10/2016 4:34:29 AM   
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I wonder how a discussion on Israeli attempts to subvert the US democratic process has ended up talking about alleged Iranian terrorism.

Diversion tactics anyone?

Why is it that those who feel the need to defend Israel's activities in this matter also feel the need to divert discussion on those activities towards a tangential area? Why is it that they never seem to be able to discuss some of Israel's darker activities directly but deny and obfuscate all the time, not to mention the wholesale abuse of their opponents?

Why is it that they seem unable or unwilling to discuss the relevant facts of the issue? Is it because truth is rarely on their side, that if the facts of the matter are known, the Zionist argument comes off second best? That seems to me to be the most obvious reason for their behaviour.



The diversion into Iranian terrorism was introduced by Termynator. I don't think you can, with a straight face, call him a Zionist.



The first mention of "Iranian terrorism" in this thread occurs in post # 8:
"It also seems likely that I know more about Iran's support for terrorism over the years." The author of post # 8 was Phydeaux. The introduction of the "Iranian terrorism" theme was part of your first contribution to the thread. So ....You introduced the diversion as part of a long series of boasts about your claims of superior knowledge and information on various ME- and nuclear related issues.

As you appear to have forgotten about your self proclaimed intellectual superiority only a mere two pages later, these claims seem to be as (un)reliable, as (in)credible and as (in)accurate as your memory .... and we just been shown how reliable,credible and accurate your memory is.

I find it odd that someone like you who supports Israeli attempts to subvert the US democratic process criticises others for their alleged anti-Americanism. As your contributions to this thread demonstrate, you have a long record of promoting foreign/Israeli interests over US interests. So it's pretty clear that, for you, US well being is secondary to that of a distant foreign nation whose policies are abhorred by most of the world. And that sounds and looks like a genuine de facto anti-Americanism to me.



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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/10/2016 9:48:55 AM   
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I wonder how a discussion on Israeli attempts to subvert the US democratic process has ended up talking about alleged Iranian terrorism.

Diversion tactics anyone?

Why is it that those who feel the need to defend Israel's activities in this matter also feel the need to divert discussion on those activities towards a tangential area? Why is it that they never seem to be able to discuss some of Israel's darker activities directly but deny and obfuscate all the time, not to mention the wholesale abuse of their opponents?

Why is it that they seem unable or unwilling to discuss the relevant facts of the issue? Is it because truth is rarely on their side, that if the facts of the matter are known, the Zionist argument comes off second best? That seems to me to be the most obvious reason for their behaviour.



The diversion into Iranian terrorism was introduced by Termynator. I don't think you can, with a straight face, call him a Zionist.



The first mention of "Iranian terrorism" in this thread occurs in post # 8:
"It also seems likely that I know more about Iran's support for terrorism over the years." The author of post # 8 was Phydeaux. The introduction of the "Iranian terrorism" theme was part of your first contribution to the thread. So ....You introduced the diversion as part of a long series of boasts about your claims of superior knowledge and information on various ME- and nuclear related issues.

As you appear to have forgotten about your self proclaimed intellectual superiority only a mere two pages later, these claims seem to be as (un)reliable, as (in)credible and as (in)accurate as your memory .... and we just been shown how reliable,credible and accurate your memory is.

I find it odd that someone like you who supports Israeli attempts to subvert the US democratic process criticises others for their alleged anti-Americanism. As your contributions to this thread demonstrate, you have a long record of promoting foreign/Israeli interests over US interests. So it's pretty clear that, for you, US well being is secondary to that of a distant foreign nation whose policies are abhorred by most of the world. And that sounds and looks like a genuine de facto anti-Americanism to me.




Ah how lovely to get you panties in a twist.

You claim I diverted the conversation - and yet - the topic of the Iranian treaty continued to be discussed all the way through to termynators post on post 36. Which is when the topic switch to Iranian terrorism.

Now I'm sure you'd rather exclude Iranian terrorism from the discussion of the Iran deal, but fortunately a majority of americans find it rather relevant.
In fact terrorism is the number one concern of all americans at the moment - more specifically muslim terrorism.

I have zero record in promoting Israeli interest over US interests. I don't accept your ridiculous assertion that american and Israeli interests are not aligned.

Just like American interests include Al-Sissi, Jordan's King Abdullah, Abdullah Abdullah, and the kurds, and the governments of Iraq and Afghanistan, and Saudi Arabia. We have friendly relations with qatar, UAE - although these nations are problematic.

The United States has nothing in common with the terrorist PLO, Hezbollah, Hamas, al-nusra, The Muslim Brotherhood, or Iran. They are enemies who proclaim death to Israel, death to the united states at the drop of a hat - no doubt just like you have.

You want to continue trying to push the idea that the US has interests in with these movements and I'll be happy to continue to ridicule them. Your posts attacking the US, criticizing it are legion. So to be the object of your shrew tongue - well frankly I welcome it.

And I will continue to point out the idiocies of statements such as your post 49 in the Saudi and Iran thread

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Maria B has posted a document listing about 50 countries "attacked by bombing sabotage or attempted government overthrow" by the US since 1945


which was entirely an Anti-American hit piece, where half the entries were the US supporting the nations of Kuwait, South Korea, Poland, etc at the invitation of those nations was listed as an attack.

You are transparently anti-american. You lie deliberately, and poorly. Sadly, while your kind of comments are accepted without challenge in whatever poisonous den you live in - here in a free forum they are open to debate and challenge. And I will happily invite people to compare how we conduct posts.

You assert I support the subversion of american democracy - I provide cited support that Iran has in fact supported terrorism; cited support that the US didn't attack Kuwait, or Poland, or the Phillipines (86).

So while your leftist screed may work in your leftist circles in Sydney - it won't play here in Peoria.

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/10/2016 5:38:31 PM   
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In fact terrorism is the number one concern of all americans at the moment - more specifically muslim terrorism.

This would be your ignorant,unsubstantiated peurile opinion.

In December, 21% of Americans mentioned some aspect of the economy as the most important problem, the lowest such percentage since mid-2007 and down significantly from 39% in November. This significant drop in December does not suggest a dramatic shift in the way Americans are viewing the economy, but instead indicates that terrorism concerns have, at least temporarily, occupied more space in Americans' minds when they are asked to name the top problem facing the U.S.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- After the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, California, Americans are now more likely to name terrorism as the top issue facing the U.S. than to name any other issue -- including those that have typically topped the list recently, such as the economy and the government. About one in six Americans, 16%, now identify terrorism as the most important U.S. problem, up from just 3% in early November.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/187655/americans-name-terrorism-no-problem.aspx

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/10/2016 10:55:32 PM   
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In fact terrorism is the number one concern of all americans at the moment - more specifically muslim terrorism.

This would be your ignorant,unsubstantiated peurile opinion.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/187655/americans-name-terrorism-no-problem.aspx


Using your very own source - here's the Title. Let me make it big for you: Americans Name Terrorism as No. 1 U.S. Problem

Democrats viewing terrosim as the #1 concern 9%.
Independents.. 15%
Republicans. 24%

And the number one concern of all americans taken as an aggregate clocking in at ....................16%..... Terrorism.

Ie., the NUMBER once concern. Poll done by gallup nationwide of 824 adults with 60% cellphone coverage.


Other interesting things:
#2 issue - The Government
#3 Issue - The economy --- the lowest number to mention since 2007.
#4 issue - Guns.
Rounding out the top bit Isis, Crime, Ethics, Immigration, National security.
Trust in government falls to new lows.


By the way - if anyone is interested thompson as usual deliberately, and transparently lied. It only takes a few seconds to prove my accusation. Go look at the actual survey data.

See, Thomson took the aggregate total of all economic issues - and compared that to the single total of Terrorism. See, that agregate total counts things like issues like taxes 1, Inflation 1, corruption 1, federal deficit 2. Somethine like 14 issues in tota. So while none of these issues is even a blip on the political landscape(modal value =1) lying is the only way thomson can try to spin the facts.

Once again, another leftie lie exposed. Next?

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 1:34:25 AM   
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So, here we have thompson with 21 % of the idiots have finally realized that someone is stealing all the money. But he is interrupting a convo about something else. and somehow feels entitled to try to insult others. What the fuck possibly he saw in this thread that could be considered peurile ?

And this thread was supposed to be about the (wrong) influence of Israel's government on the US government.

And I'll have you know that AIPAC and all the rest bribing congress to do their bidding, does not amount to the amount they get in federal aid from your tax dollars.

These motherfuckers have set up the ultimate business. Give us your people's money and we'll give a little bit back to congressmen in the back room, to keep the money coming.

How can that possibly not piss you off. or at least aggravate you ?

T^T

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 6:57:23 AM   
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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

In fact terrorism is the number one concern of all americans at the moment - more specifically muslim terrorism.

This would be your ignorant,unsubstantiated peurile opinion.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/187655/americans-name-terrorism-no-problem.aspx



By the way - if anyone is interested thompson as usual deliberately, and transparently lied. It only takes a few seconds to prove my accusation. Go look at the actual survey data.

Obviously you did not since you, a peurile petulant prevaricator, cannot tell the difference between 21% and 16%


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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 7:00:38 AM   
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But he is interrupting a convo about something else. and somehow feels entitled to try to insult others.

Just pointing out a fellow poster's terminal ignorance.

What the fuck possibly he saw in this thread that could be considered peurile ?

Perhaps it was the consumate ignorance of the poster referenced?


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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 7:13:41 AM   
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Remind us again who is the only country to drop a nuclear bomb on anyone?



Just a note... The Soviet Union tested several nuclear bombs on its own citizens.

How exactly did that One test differ from the numerous test done by the usa on it's own military?

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 7:21:33 AM   
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Since we are giving the Iranians $150 billion dollars,


Liar



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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 7:27:00 AM   
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Do you think the Iran nuclear deal is a kewl idea ? If so, why ?

I think what iran does is none of our business.


Ever the enemy of the US, you.


How does that make me the enemy of amerika?

Iran signing multiple treaties with the US since '52 makes it our business.

What you mean is our puppet signed multiple treaties with us.

Attacking our embassy - makes it our business.

Why?

Supporting terrorism against our allies makes it our business.

Why?

Crawl back into your hole.

Oh my...how clever from one with the "bunker mentality"



Here's the deal. You asked why it was our business. Iran signed a nuclear non proliferation agreement,

That was our puppet the shah who did that.

in which in exchange for certain considerations they agreed to inspections of nuclear sites. They signed the treaty, they never repudiated it - its our business.

That would be your ignorant, peurile, unsubstantiated opinion and nothing more.

When the head of a government threatens an ally (Israel) with annihilation -


Actually that was clearly debunked in the 60 minutes interview with mike wallace and imadinnerjacket.



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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 7:38:48 AM   
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Thompson you motherfucker

Keep her home and it won't happen.

I am over here agreeing with you. As much as we do disagree and I think you are a fucking punk,

Your mom would disagree.


you do seem to look at international issues internationally. That is not a common trait. Are you even in the US ?

Yes

Seems like you might be in one of the good countries where the media did not win the right to lie with impunity in court.

I learned to read critically early in life.

One thing, you got balls like mine. Wait until we get into a thread about race or something, we'll probably both get banned.

I have survived several "perma-bans" and am still here with more time in the penalty box than any ten members of this board.


The bottom line is you are right but you have not taken it to the next level.

and then we got North Korea, which really has threatened the US, and done nuclear tests and is working on missiles.

Consider if you will how many times the usa has invaded korea and how many times korea has invaded the usa?


It is all about control of the natural or other resources. The "US would love to take over China and be even shittier to the people. But then now things are getting better in China. And things are getting better in Russia. the people actually are patriotic and like being there for the most part. At least Russia anyway. And China, well everyone thinks they live in grass huts and ride bicycles to work for 18 hours a day with bent wheels n shit, but the fact is they got air conditioned cars, advanced public transportation and some even own property.

I just got home from the consumer electronics show in las vegas where I have been for the past week(did you miss me?) I met many chinese who seem to be doing well economically and socially with no desire to migrate to the usa.

In fact, ask the Venezuelans.

My venezuelan acquaintances often tell me of the price of gasoline in their [email protected] cents a gallon.

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 8:32:39 AM   
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So basically, the conservatives are pissed that their political party actually took bribes from another nation and got caught by the systems they created in the hopes of catching their political opponents in the same process. How ironic!

What would conservatives demand if Democrats had done something like this?

1. Remove everyone (including those not charged) from public office that are part of the Democrats
2. Form committees who are 'objective' in perspective to 'find the truth' rather than behave like a witch hunt
3. Charge those with treason and demand a quick trial that ends in public beheadings
4. Open the books and make everything public record (whom these traitors talked to, donations taken, etc).
5. Demand that we examine all future Democrats running for election under a microscope

Maybe we should do all these things to the GOP. Conservatives have this HUGE draconian bent towards everyone else; maybe giving them a taste of their own bullshit will show them why its not a nice viewpoint to hold. Regardless, those whom have been found to have taken a bribe and actively work to undermine the treaty should be charged and held without bail until the trial is over.

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RE: Netanyahu bribed Republicans to kill Iran peace deal - 1/11/2016 8:41:36 AM   
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What is most amazing is that he even HAD to bribe anyone to kill so awful a deal as that was.

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