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Old October 14th 03, 06:16 PM
Simon Robbins
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I personally think Iran is the worst of the two and should be bombed
if Tehran does not cooperate with the nuclear inspectors on its covert
nuclear weapons program. The US can't afford to have a nuclear-armed
Iran sitting right next door when the US is trying to rebuild Iraq and
allowing democracy in that region.


Don't forget Irael isn't cooperating with the Atomic Energy Agency either.

I think Israel is justified with its doctrine of pre-emptive strikes.
The US seems destined to follow under the circumstances.


Yeah, (putting aside the machinations of their governments) let's **** off
another few tens of millions of people who already view us and our motives
with suspicion. Go all the way and confirm their worst fears, and give them
a reason to sign up and fight the unholy aggressor...

Si


 




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