“The Zionists should know that the next war won’t be confined to the present borders and the Mujahedeen will push them back,” he added. Naqdi claimed that much of Hamas’s arsenal, training and technical knowhow in the summer conflict with Israel was supplied by Iran.
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Situation normal... all things as they have been for the past 30 yearsCluck U wrote:Chizz will chime in with the understanding that, "Sh!t is broke."
When you revert to your High School IQ posts, you just embarrass yourself, Hippie.Chizzang wrote:Stop you guys.. you making him cry
Finance both sides of the war for profit and use the media to get the public on board with sending their kids over to do the dirty work.GannonFan wrote:What would the world response be if someone in the Middle East nuked someone else in the Middle East? Say that Iran, or a proxy of Iran, got a nuke into Isreal - what would the world do? What would the world do if Isreal pre-empted this and got a nuke into Iran? May not really be hypotheticals somewhere in the future.
Well, thanks again to fracking, we don't really care what happens in the Middle East anymore. Thanks Fracking!!!houndawg wrote:Finance both sides of the war for profit and use the media to get the public on board with sending their kids over to do the dirty work.GannonFan wrote:What would the world response be if someone in the Middle East nuked someone else in the Middle East? Say that Iran, or a proxy of Iran, got a nuke into Isreal - what would the world do? What would the world do if Isreal pre-empted this and got a nuke into Iran? May not really be hypotheticals somewhere in the future.
For not caring, we sure are still putting a lot of time and resources into the place.GannonFan wrote:Well, thanks again to fracking, we don't really care what happens in the Middle East anymore. Thanks Fracking!!!houndawg wrote:
Finance both sides of the war for profit and use the media to get the public on board with sending their kids over to do the dirty work.
Nah, John Kerry had nothing but time on his hands, we'd be fine if negotiations with Iran go on for another couple of years.Grizalltheway wrote:For not caring, we sure are still putting a lot of time and resources into the place.GannonFan wrote:
Well, thanks again to fracking, we don't really care what happens in the Middle East anymore. Thanks Fracking!!!
Stop this fracking post. Right fracking now!GannonFan wrote:Well, thanks again to fracking, we don't really care what happens in the Middle East anymore. Thanks Fracking!!!houndawg wrote:
Finance both sides of the war for profit and use the media to get the public on board with sending their kids over to do the dirty work.
We can sell weapons to pretty much everybody if we don't have to worry about our own oil supply. Money to be made here, boys - devil take the hindmost!GannonFan wrote:Nah, John Kerry had nothing but time on his hands, we'd be fine if negotiations with Iran go on for another couple of years.Grizalltheway wrote:
For not caring, we sure are still putting a lot of time and resources into the place.
Good question!GannonFan wrote:What would the world response be if someone in the Middle East nuked someone else in the Middle East? Say that Iran, or a proxy of Iran, got a nuke into Isreal - what would the world do? What would the world do if Isreal pre-empted this and got a nuke into Iran? May not really be hypotheticals somewhere in the future.
