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09-26-2009, 03:25 PM
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Re: Al-Qaeda Tells Germany to Change Government or Face a "Bad Awakening"
I have no problem with Iran having it's own Nuclear Power Plants. I know that they are probably developing a Nuclear Bomb, and I don't agree with that.....simply because of the potential for the religious nutjobs deciding to lob them at Israel......but I DO think that Israel needs to SHUT UP and NOT DEMAND anything in this case because it is only going to inflame the Muslims and make it even more likely that they will be attacked. "Israel, widely held to be the only nuclear power in the Middle East, has also refused to rule out the possibility of attacking Iran's nuclear facilities. THEY FUCKING BETTER NOT DO THIS!!! Israel has never officially admitted having nuclear weapons, but is widely recognised to possess at least 75 warheads. Russia and china are now showing concerns about Irans nuclear program, but we should still be concerned about Russia and Chinas Nukes.....as they should OURS... This is NOT simply a two-sided issue....it has at least six facets. Israel calls for action on Iran Satellite image of suspected site released on 25/09/09 by Digital Globe Satellite photos showed the suspected site near Qom Israel says the disclosure that Iran is building a second nuclear enrichment facility proves it "wants to equip itself with nuclear weapons". Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman said Israel wanted to see an "unequivocal" Western response to the development. Tehran insists that the site, under construction near the city of Qom, is being built in line with United Nations regulations, though this is contested. Iran says it wants atomic power only for the production of electricity. But the new revelations have raised tension days before talks between Iran and six global powers negotiating over Tehran's atomic programme. Meanwhile Iranian media reported that the elite Revolutionary Guards would start missile defence exercises on Sunday, in a move which seems guaranteed to increase tensions further. 'Disturbing pattern' "The revelations of this second nuclear enrichment site... prove beyond any doubt that this country wants to equip itself with nuclear weapons," Mr Lieberman told Israeli public radio. ![]() In response, Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said he had no problem with the plant being inspected, and denied it was "secret"."According to IAEA rules, countries must inform the agency six months ahead of the gas injection in their uranium enrichment plants," he said. "We have done it 18 months ahead and this should be appreciated not condemned." But the BBC's Paul Reynolds says there is a dispute about the amount of notice that Iran is required to give the IAEA before a new nuclear facility becomes operational. In 2003, Iran agreed on what is called a Subsidiary Arrangement, under which it is required to tell the IAEA at the preliminary design stage. Iran later announced that it had repudiated this agreement, but the IAEA says that no such unilateral repudiation is allowed. On Saturday, the chief of staff for Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said the second enrichment plant "will become operational soon". Avigdor Lieberman 23.8.09 Avigdor Lieberman says Israel is not surprised by the latest revelations "God willing this new plant will become operational soon and make the enemy blind," Mohammad Mohammadi Golpayegani was quoted as saying by the semi-official Fars news agency. Also speaking on Saturday, UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband told the BBC that the UK was "100% committed" to finding a diplomatic solution to the Iran issue, but refused to rule out military action altogether. Israel, widely held to be the only nuclear power in the Middle East, has also refused to rule out the possibility of attacking Iran's nuclear facilities. THEY FUCKING BETTER NOT DO THIS!!! |
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#224
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09-26-2009, 03:41 PM
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Re: Al-Qaeda Tells Germany to Change Government or Face a "Bad Awakening"
i live in europe too (austria) but they allways forget that Europa isnt like afghanistan or Iraq where u kill people if they dont do what u want them to They want to have a war? They will lose after 1 day thats 4 sure |
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#225
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09-26-2009, 04:43 PM
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Re: Al-Qaeda Tells Germany to Change Government or Face a "Bad Awakening"
lol omg that last bit is so not true. edit: I just read that long reply, i kinda agree It's more than a 2 sided issue. Israel is in violation of about 68! UN resolutions, human rights and practices ethnic cleansing. The problem is that those resolutions can't be enforced because USA always jumps in with their veto right saving the day. For Israel. Iran says they're developing safe nuclear power, and they're opening their plants for inspections, but who knows. Funny thing is, this program was started by the united states. Oh and USA/Israel launching an attack on Iran would prove disastrous. Even though they can't reach USA, Israel is well in range and Iran got US targets(areas like military compounds and such) in the gulf area that they can strike. Iraq and Afghanistan proved to be a problem, lol i think Iran's army is bit more advanced and attacking them would be too much. |
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09-26-2009, 05:01 PM
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Re: Al-Qaeda Tells Germany to Change Government or Face a "Bad Awakening"
The archbishop pointed to the recent restitution of three church-run schools as an important step in the right direction. The schools, two in Baghdad and one in Kirkuk, will be run by Chaldean Catholic nuns, who managed them before they were nationalized under Saddam Hussein. "This seems to be an important signal that offers hope and indicates appreciation for the contribution Christians can give to the future of the Iraqi nation," he said. "Even today, many Muslims remain grateful for the education they received in the Christian schools," he said. Archbishop Filoni said that despite continuing hardships Christians in Iraq should seize on these opportunities and make the most of them. -Catholic News Service |
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09-27-2009, 04:46 PM
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Re: Al-Qaeda Tells Germany to Change Government or Face a "Bad Awakening"
First Election Results in Germany BERLIN (AP) — Merkel's conservatives did well in the vote and should be able to form a new center-right government. A television exit poll put support for Merkel's Christian Democrats at 33.5% of the vote and for the Social Democrats at 22.5. It had the Free Democrats at 15%, the Left Party at 12.5% and the Greens at 10.5%. ![]() More infos about the German elections here. So, the German troops will remain in Afghanistan, Merkel will remain counsellor. Where's your terror, Taliban fuckers? Where's the "bad awakening"? We are all alive. |