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Re:Operation Desert Storm Conflict
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October 29, 2002, 04:36:22 am »
First off Zait, I wouldn't use that Saddam won the popular vote as any support of him. He was unopposed (no one would be allowed to run against him or they would be killed), and people were forced to vote, and forced to vote for Saddam. They just call it an election as a propoganda tool to make some think they are actually democratic.
Secondly, the big problem here isn't religion, it is colonialism. Europe's colonizing and then setting borders upon leaving has fucked up the middle east, the Bulkan Penninsula, and Africa among other places. Set borders that don't consider religious or political groups and thus put two together or seperate them just don't work. The biggest mistake is that Europe and the US are trying to maintain these borders. As long as borders aren't set by the countries involved, they won't stand. The only solution I see to any of these countries problems is a war without European and US intervention. But seeing as that would result in genocide it is intolerable.
But to support one comment of Zaits...collateral damage is unacceptable if we go to war with Iraq. We cannot just shrug off deaths of the innocent people of Iraq. There were outrageous crimes against humanity committed by Americans in Vietnam, a war we had no right fighting. We may have more reason to be fighting in Iraq, but that is no better excuse.
Oh, and saving Americans' lives is not an excuse for collateral damage either. If they are going to fight a war, they will lose lives, that is what war is.
Quote from: OoA Rob on October 29, 2002, 04:30:41 am
hehe, i thought i should just say well handled you two. does Zaitsev fully understand english, or know much about the U.S. constitution? seeing how he is in a eur clan...
Zait is American, oh, and seeing as he is half your age Bucc or Deadeye, and younger than you Sin, maybe you should just appreciate that he is interested in thinking about these things and just be well mannered in trying to help him learn (not because you are right and he is wrong, but just by challenging him which is how learning happens) instead of insulting his intelligence like has been done in some threads.
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Well you people did bombard Basra with what I heard a while ago with "depleted Uranium Artillery shells" This claim could be BS but look into it. This is just interersting hearsay. As for Iraq war I am against it. If I were a full US citizen I would not like my son going to war for a bunch of people half a world away. Then again I am not fully American. Attack on Iraq will destabalize region. destabalize the Caucuses. Maybe the Chechens will get Iraqi recruits. This is just the Russian side of things. Not to mention we do have a trade agreement with them (regretably so). America (in Putin's eyes) is hampering his efforts to make an economic sphere of influence in the Middle East and volitile Central Asia.
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Well, for one thing, who is "buckeye"?
For another Zaitsev, you assume way to fucking much. You don't know if I'm black or not, do you?
To keep on this rant, you never asnwered where you do your research and get these ideas from.
I like how Deadeye put it. Paroting coments you've overheard.
Now Bondo,
To start with you, Europe's colonization is not what set all the boarders. Some yes, all no. Most of the boarders in the middle east were set after WW1, and reset after WW2. And I saw that same program on the History chanel that showed why that was the biggest problem in Yugoslovia. But that's not really the problem in the middle east. The fighting that has gone on there has gone on since long before the USA existed. That poor strip of land where Isreal now sits has to be the most fought over spot on the face of the earth. Going back for thousands of years. There are deep hatreds there, ones that make boarders meaningless.
The US isn't trying to maintain boarders, it's trying to maintain friendly governments. When Iran and Iraq were killing each other off, we didn't get very involved, because neither was a friend or ally. But when they have an effect on us, or one of our allies, we should and do get involved.
On to the collateral damage comment. You got that wrong too. Collateral damage is acceptable. It has to be. No war can exist without it. Sorry, but it's a sad, yet true fact of life. Just like those hostages in Moscow. When you are in a violent situation, people are going to get hurt. Sometimes the wrong people.
This doesn't mean that everything in the world shouldn't be done to minimize it. But there is no way to stop it all together. It's not shrugging it off to accept these facts.
I'll give you a hypothetical situation. A madman has a nuke. He's going to launch it at the heart of Paris. Millions of people and untold historic treasures are going to be lost. The countdown is on. He's surrounded this missle with innocent children from a local school. 1000 of them. All chained together. The only way to get to him, and stop the deaths of millions, is to go through the children. You know that the children are rigged so that many will die in this. Do you have a choice there? Do you let millions die to not cause this collateral damage? The only option is to do it with as few deaths as humanly possible.
It's not the men trying to stop the madman that are killing the children. It's the madman himself. And it's not that those childrens lives are any less worthy that they should be sacraficed. That's too grey. It's that you can't let the madman get away with it. If he does, other will try. The only way to keep it from happening is to be strong enough to cut if off. Don't allow madmen to see shielding themselves with innocents as anything but what it is, barbaric and fruitless.
That's a horrible situation. But give the madman in Iraq nukes, and all you have to do is change the target I mentioned. If he's really developing them, he has got to be stopped.
In regards to how I treat Zaitsev. He's been as insulting to me, he doesn't read my posts very often, and ignores most of it. Why should I care how old he is? If he wants to discuss things like an adult, let him act like one. I'm not a teacher. I wouldn't be a good one. He isn't interested in learning anyway.
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October 29, 2002, 05:42:34 am »
Yeah, good question, what is a Buckeye and why does OSU have it as their mascot. See, this is the typical shit from you. He makes a fucking error and combines your and Deadeye's names (and he might as well as you two have the exact same posting styles and seemingly brain) and you give him hell with your sarcasm. I'm sure you've never onces made a typing error, my god. As for your not being a teacher and thus not helping Zait learn, I'm hoping you aren't an asshole but that doesn't stop you from acting like one.
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October 29, 2002, 07:20:21 am »
i might get some flack for asking this question, but i don't really care.
Why is it that other countries (like france) think that they have a say in how we defend our country and our people from terrorism?
I think that its in our intrest to take sadam out of power, simply because he (as claimed by the US goverment) is making nuclear weapons, he could be asissting terrorist groups gain nukelear weapons, and he has broken the agreement he made to end the gulf war.
It shouldn't be any suprise that we want to take out sadamm, or take action against north korea. Remember when the "axis of evil" was named, well iraq and north korea were on the list.
Here is a quote i found from the secretary of state from last May,
"States that sponsor terror and pursue WMD (weapons of mass destruction) must stop. States that renounce terror and abandon WMD can become part of our effort, but those that do not can expect to become our targets,"
Iraq is persuing nuclear weapons, and the fact that they have broken most of the agreements they made to stop the gulf war is icing on the cake.
If Bush is so responsible for a unjust war, why did the war powers act pass thru congress with more suport than it did in the gulf war?
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Quote from: *DAMN Bondo.fwu on October 29, 2002, 05:42:34 am
Yeah, good question, what is a Buckeye and why does OSU have it as their mascot. See, this is the typical shit from you. He makes a fucking error and combines your and Deadeye's names (and he might as well as you two have the exact same posting styles and seemingly brain) and you give him hell with your sarcasm. I'm sure you've never onces made a typing error, my god. As for your not being a teacher and thus not helping Zait learn, I'm hoping you aren't an asshole but that doesn't stop you from acting like one.
If asking him, and I quote: "Well, for one thing, who is Buckeye?" is giving him hell, you've lead a far too sheltered life Bondo.
And Bondo, anyone that wants to have an intelligent debate with me will get my full attention and plenty of respect. Anyone that can't be bothered to read, respond, or comment on my posts but still say I'm wrong can just blow me. If you, Zaitsev, or anyone else wants to debate, that's great. But that includes you doing your part of the READING, you fucking asswhipe. By not doing any of those things, Zaitsev has not shown me any respect. He's called me a conservative, and plenty of other insults to boot. You too. So, I'm sorry that you and your little friend have hurt feelings. Go cuddle with a teddy bear or something. If I think you are an asshole (and I do) I will treat you like it. I don't care how old, how young, what race or what religeon you happen to be. Assholes are all brown on the outside and pink and the inside, and full of shit. Which pretty much sounds just like you. The full of shit part anyway.
So Bondo, stop trying to be the protector of the dumbass (we've seen it before). A dumbass makes a bunch of shit, everyone jumps on them for being a dumbass, and Bondo wants to jump to the rescue. You felt you needed to get involved to help Rapid. Then you felt it was your job to stand up to Evill for Ben, even when Ben asked you not to. Now your cause is Zaitsev. You just want to be the hero that swoops in to save the underdog, don't cha? Well the world isn't a comic book Bondo. And you are no Superman. So go back to your cave and have a good cry for us.
Do us all a favor and try, try to stop this bullshit and stay on topic. The topic wasn't "oh, Buccaneer is a bad bad man". Thanks.
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Quote from: Cossack on October 29, 2002, 05:23:26 am
Well you people did bombard Basra with what I heard a while ago with "depleted Uranium Artillery shells" This claim could be BS but look into it.
Cossack, depleted uranium is used in many shells. Those are the bullets that fire from the A10's and attack helicopters to penetrate armor. Depleted uranium was never thought to be dangerous as a materail (being depleted), but there have recently been new concerns.
Depleted uranium shells are used all the time though (because of how dense they are), and are not the same as nukes or even "dirty" bombs. They are not considered "radioactive".
Quote from: Cossack on October 29, 2002, 05:23:26 am
This is just the Russian side of things. Not to mention we do have a trade agreement with them (regretably so). America (in Putin's eyes) is hampering his efforts to make an economic sphere of influence in the Middle East and volitile Central Asia.
Well, that's international politics for ya. Putin, a guy that wants into NATO, doesn't adhear to UN or NATO or US trade sanctions. So the US could just as easilly say that Putin is hampering our efforts to break up that government with peaceful political pressures.
What it all boils down to is who's interests are you talking about. Russia needs oil as much as anyone. Russia also needs to build up it's influence again. Russia is looking out after her interests. The USA after her's.
And, I'm still not pro war unless there is much more proff then exists today.
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I would like to say that from a 14 year old stand point i still find it incredably immature to pick on my spelling or purhaps a fualty sentance or two. TO DIRECTLY ANSWER AN OLDER QUESTION: "Where Do I get my facts from" I read them, and conclude them in my head. You may think its assuming etc. But unless we know everything, 100% on the topic then we are ALL assuming. We did tear up thier country in Desert Storm and we are constantly bombing them. You hear of the 3 or 4 civis a day and thats building up fast. You have all head of the horrors of mass slaughter to Vietnamesse children what will be different about that in the Gulf? NOthing is to stop us and nothing has changed because we have been to arogant to reconize our fualts. If the US could set down thier god damned pride for once and worry about whos dieing and who needs American/UN aid then maybe this world would be a much better place to live in rather then bombing. Its like my death penelty shirt I wear. Why do we kill people to show people that killing is wrong? We dont like Saddam because he kills his people, so in order to show killing is wrong we will kill him. As for him in on attacking the US, its innocent until proven guilty.
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its a weak attempt to pollute the minds of little kids that we need to kill sadddam. so if bush hasnt removed saddam from the iraqi gene pool by the time they can join the army, they will have been subliminally brainwashed to join to kill him themselves.
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Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 29, 2002, 01:06:55 pm
I would like to say that from a 14 year old stand point i still find it incredably immature to pick on my spelling or purhaps a fualty sentance or two.
Well it's a cruel, cruel world out there. One thing you may want to noctice though, it was CONSTRUCTIVE. I pointed out that it weakens your arguments, and how. I don't pick on spelling or just simple bad grammar. I was pointing out that you just couldn't make sense of it, AT ALL.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 29, 2002, 01:06:55 pm
"Where Do I get my facts from" I read them, and conclude them in my head. You may think its assuming etc.
What do you read? Exactly what? You seem to miss much of the history and many of the facts, so I'm wondering what your sources are?
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 29, 2002, 01:06:55 pm
We did tear up thier country in Desert Storm and we are constantly bombing them. You hear of the 3 or 4 civis a day and thats building up fast. You have all head of the horrors of mass slaughter to Vietnamesse children what will be different about that in the Gulf?
No, what horrors of mass slaughter to Vietnamesse children are you talking about? Were there death camps that I never heard about?
And, for what will be different in the Gulf, all you have to do is actually look to Desert Storm. Was there mass rape, pillage or plunder there? Was there thousands of children killed?
I don't even agree that we tore up their country. We tore their military a new asshole, and gutted it. But most of the ecological damage to the country came from Iraq itself. The battles that we were in were mostly out in the open desert. The bombs dropped were aimed at (and mostly hit) military targets. Yes, some missed and killed innocents. But I wouldn't consider that tearing up the country.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 29, 2002, 01:06:55 pm
If the US could set down thier god damned pride for once and worry about whos dieing and who needs American/UN aid then maybe this world would be a much better place to live in rather then bombing.
You mean like all those places that we send food to, that you just don't read about everyday because there isn't shooting? People are funny. Probably not half the people here knew the story of "Black Hawk Down" until the movie. Yet there the US was, not only supplying food, but trying to protect it. If you don't know the history of it, things didn't get out of hand until after the UN took over. The first time we were there, it went off without a hitch.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 29, 2002, 01:06:55 pm
We dont like Saddam because he kills his people, so in order to show killing is wrong we will kill him. As for him in on attacking the US, its innocent until proven guilty.
Zaitsev, you oversimplify this whole situation. There are so many reasons for not liking him, and those don't even start to count. We can not like him for all the evil he has done to his own people, but add to that the evill he wants to spread to other countries, like ours and many of our friends. This isn't as black and white as you make it out to be.
Oh, and if we really wanted him dead, he would have been dead. But killing heads of state has never been a good idea. Killing heads of state are things done after wars, quietly, not right in front of the media.
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Here is Bush's propasal in lamens terms. We should attack Iraq because we think they have the ability to make Nukes. What if they dont and have no asperations too? We go to war and we did the wrong and we are even more hated, AND we have to rebuild an entire country. If they are proven to make nukes, then yes we need to attack. Jeb you ask why France and Russia and China are getting up the US's Ass about going to war to protect itself. The actions of the US will effect the stability and their economies and those countries security.
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You say there are no \slaughter in Vietnam? You have got to be kidding me. CAMPS? HEll now that would be too obvoius. You enter a town, think they supported the VC, line them up and kill them it happend all the time there are photos to show for it. From your earlier statement you said that folks in Iraq were brainwashed by Sadam propaganda but I would argue that, they are no more brainwashed then we are on Bush. I admit to you that it is a corrupt nation with a corrupt leader but bombing the hell out of it would do nothing. I am not saying Saddam Hussien is a great man nor am I saying that everyone in Iraq likes him, but I am saying many in Iraq do not like the United States (which correctly may partialy be bacuse of propoganda) however The same situation occurs in the US, we see things on the news thus many Americans do not like Iraqis although few have met them. There is a fine line between Saddam and the Iraqi population however I feel their views on the US may not be as clearly cut different. I find it completly out of line for you to insult the way that I talk online. Perhaps I do not type clearly enough for your taste but to try and convince people to laugh at a young boy who is simply demonstrating different political views then your is outrageous. You are a disgrace to where you come from. You don't have to agree with me but you should respect me and should respect that I have my own set of values. And my outlook on the world is different then yours. I feel the world is corrupt, and America is right in there with it. We attack when it benefits us to recources and other things like strategic military bases. I feel that if the United States would stop twisting everyones arm under the table then we could really solve problems in this world. The United Nations was formed so that countries could talk things out before resorting to war. Now this helped with the USSR however in this day and age the countrie we are nearing war with are banned from the UN and thus Collective Security, the princepal from witch the UN is based on, has been defeated. I feel that although there are corrupt people in power in other countries George Bush is not making the situation better and we really need someone who can ease up the pressure and use words instead of bombs. Now if I made any gramatical errors in this post please disregard them.
P.S. I read the news and watch CNN. from this I conclude points of view however thats all I can do because at the age of 14 and maybe even when your older it is very hard to get the full scoop on things thus making you have to conclude otherwise im looked on as your average 14 year old idiot.
P.P.S. Once again I highly detest the manner in which you speak to me and I do not like being insulted. FINE dont agree with me but Im sure many people who read this will agree that to pick on me rather then my views is outrageous. I am a hell of a lot smarter then you were at my age.
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Quote from: Cossack on October 30, 2002, 01:18:24 am
Here is Bush's propasal in lamens terms. We should attack Iraq because we think they have the ability to make Nukes. What if they dont and have no asperations too? We go to war and we did the wrong and we are even more hated, AND we have to rebuild an entire country. If they are proven to make nukes, then yes we need to attack. Jeb you ask why France and Russia and China are getting up the US's Ass about going to war to protect itself. The actions of the US will effect the stability and their economies and those countries security.
Cossack, their economies revolve around the United States - like most of the world. As for your NUclear arms thing, if we wait for them to get nuclear arms, kiss someone good-bye because I bet he would use it. Just the simple fact that he is trying to acquire material for WMD (he has Chem and Bio weapons probably) violates the treaty he signed to end the Second Persian Gulf War.
As for Zaitsev...I understand that you are 14, but don't use that as an excuse or a defense if you are going to try and debate politics or issues with the older guys on this forum who have more worldly experience and most likely more information to support their stances. You, like everyone else is entitled to their own opinions, but please make sure that you have solid facts behind it. I look back on my ripping apart of your post at the end of page one in this thread and see that you use unqualified/unknowledgable statements as part of your argument. Especially about the Nuclear arms of other countries.
If you happen to be right in a debate and I am somehow wrong, I will be one of the first to admit that...but that also means that I will try to rip apart whatever arguments you might have because I don't like being wrong. If you look stuff up and are knowledgable on the matter, then by all means feel free to enter debate - just don't enter one with assumptions and CNN as your vital source of information.
P.S.:Is you failure to respond to my previous post a sign that you agree or that you have no answer?
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cossack, i think most people were pretty solidly behind there having to be more solid proof. and if there is more proof, then the objections of those other countries will ring pretty hollowly.
zaitsev, this is the most important one, so let's get it out of the way.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 30, 2002, 02:00:05 am
P.P.S. Once again I highly detest the manner in which you speak to me and I do not like being insulted. FINE dont agree with me but Im sure many people who read this will agree that to pick on me rather then my views is outrageous. I am a hell of a lot smarter then you were at my age.
where in the hell were you fucking insulted in bucc's last post? it's right there, point it out for us. quote it. you also keep telling us how much smarter you are at 14 then we were. how in the fuck would you know?
here's an insult for you. you are a dumbass. statements like that are what make you a dumbass. christ, learn what a fucking insult is. then don't make stupid ass statements that you know nothing about (after all, bucc graduated from high school 2 years early, are you a junior right now?)
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 30, 2002, 02:00:05 am
P.S. I read the news and watch CNN. from this I conclude points of view however thats all I can do because at the age of 14 and maybe even when your older it is very hard to get the full scoop on things
really? you seem to have access to cnn and the internet. seems like you have the ability to find all the news that anyone else can. there's not one place to get the full scoop, but you have to look at as many sources as possible, so you can get as many different points of view, so you can make a more informed opinion.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 30, 2002, 02:00:05 am
You enter a town, think they supported the VC, line them up and kill them it happend all the time there are photos to show for it.
did that happen. yep. is that the "the horrors of mass slaughter of vietnamesse children". nope. first, the local villagers were, in many cases, the people fighting the americans. both men and women were fighting (so, equal rights says that they can fight, and they can die). but where is all this mass slaughter of children? i know that children died. the innocent will always die in a war. i know that america comitted some war crimes in vietnam. but not the mass killing of children. i haven't seen any evidence of that ever happening. show me a source if you could.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 30, 2002, 02:00:05 am
From your earlier statement you said that folks in Iraq were brainwashed by Sadam propaganda but I would argue that, they are no more brainwashed then we are on Bush.
bucc never said that. neither did i. that was probably bondo. and since you didn't notice it the first 10 times, neither one of us is supporting bush all that much.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 30, 2002, 02:00:05 am
I feel the world is corrupt, and America is right in there with it. We attack when it benefits us to recources and other things like strategic military bases. I feel that if the United States would stop twisting everyones arm under the table then we could really solve problems in this world.
the world is out for it's own interests. that's not a secret. america too. nobody has denied that at all. the us can't solve the worlds problems. when it's tried in the past, that's when it gets the biggest black eyes. the rest of the world can understand us working in our obvious best interests. when we act selflessly, we get attacked. the us gives more food and aid to people then any other nation. even that usually backfires. the world's problems just aren't that simple to fix. and no nation can do it alone.
Quote from: EUR_Zaitsev on October 30, 2002, 02:00:05 am
I find it completly out of line for you to insult the way that I talk online. Perhaps I do not type clearly enough for your taste but to try and convince people to laugh at a young boy who is simply demonstrating different political views then your is outrageous. You are a disgrace to where you come from.
again with this crap. the only time your typing gets picked on is when nobody can figure out what you are trying to say. and it hasn't really been ripped on even.
but that last statement, that bears repeating:
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You are a disgrace to where you come from.
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Sin, I think you missed my point. I am in the same field as Buccener. I didnt say wait till they have nukes. Wait till we have more proof. Until they develope more proof I will remain anti-war. Also instability in that region can wash over the Caucuses into Russia and over the Dardenelles into Europe, thus creating anger and chaos in those regions (not good for economy for you idiots out there) Our economies revolve around the US and the US's economy revolves around the Middle Eastern Oil Fields. Also did you know that Israel had Nukes??? I for one dont trust them with Nukes. What if they nuke Syria or something (thats the sorta thing that starts WWIII) Lets go attack Israel. They just broke a U.N. resolution the other Month by again seiging Arafat's compound. They have broken hundreds before. I dont want to get into a mud slinging contest about Israel because it will end up with hurt feelings and make me look like a neo nazi. BTW Bucc I did not know that depleted uranium was no radioactive. That was something I heard and thought it was worth saying. Thanks for clearing that up.
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Quote from: Cossack on October 30, 2002, 04:38:03 am
Sin, I think you missed my point. I am in the same field as Buccener. I didnt say wait till they have nukes. Wait till we have more proof.
Bush gave a speech a couple weeks ago in which he said we know they have biological and chemical weapons and that they are getting close to nuclear weapons. The chemical and biological alone violate the treaty after the Gulf War, and I think we can all agree that Saddam being close to nukes is not a good thing. The way I see it, we use them having the biological/chemical weapons as the excuse the rest of the world needs but we really go to take out the nukes before they have them.
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Re:Operation Desert Storm Conflict
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ace, my caution comes from the friction between bush and the cia over the evidence. when the cia doesn't get 100% behind something, i wonder. it's not like i trust that they are always sure anyway, but when they admit it, it makes me go "hmmmm".
i just want to see more evidence brought forward. and i want to see some other countries backing it. bush has just seemed too eager about iraq.
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Well no shit. I think everyone has Chemical and Biological weapons. With the exception of Bhutan. (You know Monaco has thousands of nukes just waiting to pound Lichtenstein). This situation really is a double edged sword.
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Yeah, many countries have nuclear arms, but most don't have to capability to deliver the payload at an effective range. Cossack, Israel will
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use its Nuclear weaponry unless its statehood is threatened (i.e. massive arab armies invade or attack). Israel is smart about its weaponry and shows amazing restraint in most of their actions.
Also, the resolutions you speak of Cossack aren't really resolutions - they are more like something the UN would like to see, but couldn't do anything about. The UN has passed all kinds of crap regarding Israel and Palestine, including things against suicide bombing and retaliation. The UN is a hollow body in that part of the world and doesn't really have a handle on the situation.
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No I think they were resolutions. Anyhow what I am saying is that the US has a double standard. Israel has done pre-emptive strikes before against Egypt and Syria and almost once got the Soviet Union into the war when they did it. They have done pre-emptive strikes before. Dont think the Sharon is as sane as the Ami media makes it out to be.
You are getting me off topic. I will not debate Israel because it will make me look like a nazi.
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