:rollinQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Printable View
:rollinQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
why does america have to fear iran anyway, its not like they have what it takes to land one in america, when most of the fighting will be on their doorstep...
lol it's hilarious that those two other scientists weren't killed until that super computer virus was discovered
:lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
:depressedQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Quote:
Originally Posted by Agloco
Since when did Science allow personal opinions to prove a point?
I blame Bane
So terrorism is good now...
Read the OP again. After you're done, re read.Quote:
Originally Posted by mouse
No surprises here:
http://www.cnn.com/2012/01/13/world/...led/index.html
Quote:
Iran's top cleric has blamed the CIA and Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency, for killing an Iranian nuclear scientist, Iran's state broadcaster said.
Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, who died Wednesday, was the third Iranian nuclear scientist in two years to be killed by what Iran described as a magnetic bomb attached to his car. A fourth survived a similar assassination attempt.
so DarrinS thinks terrorism is good news. Got it.
too funny
whenever Iran's top clerics need to get their own ppl's support back. All they have to do is incite Israel/USA. and they never fail to do an act that will unite Iran behind the clerics.
It's almost as if all this is orchestrated
U.S. Warns Israel on Strike
Officials Lobby Against Attack on Iran as Military Leaders Bolster Defenses
U.S. defense leaders are increasingly concerned that Israel is preparing to take military action against Iran, over U.S. objections, and have stepped up contingency planning to safeguard U.S. facilities in the region in case of a conflict.
Covert efforts by Israel's intelligence service to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons have been credited with slowing the program without the high risk of military conflict that could be sparked by an airstrike. Iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful uses.
But Israel has declined to rule out a strike, as has the U.S.
"It is the policy of the Israeli government, and the Obama administration, that all options remain on the table. And it is crucial that the ayatollahs in Tehran take this policy seriously," said Michael Oren, Israel's ambassador to the U.S.
Mr. Netanyahu said in a recent interview that Iran has begun to "wobble," a signal some U.S. officials believe suggests he is willing to follow the current U.S. strategy, which seeks to avoid a military confrontation with Iran.
"Recent comments by the Israelis show they understand how tough the sanctions we've put in place are and are giving them time to work," said a senior Obama administration official.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000...556087074.html
We need to just stay out of Israel's way.
Time to add Israel to the axis of evil?
what people always fail to point out is why the heck would iran want to nuke israel being so close to it's own border? i don't think they want to eat nuclear fallout imho. terrorists just being the terrorists they're supposed to be (not iran), nothing to see here...
Iran won't nuke Israel, since Israel is full of Muslim shrines, holy places, and Muslims.
And Israel's retaliation would destroy much of Tehran, millions of people, refineries, military installations.
M.A.D.