Israel Is Bombing Iran

[Sarge]

We have withdrawn all of our people from the ME. Soldiers are still there, but our folks are on their way home. Not sure why. I don’t see this as any more dangerous than Iraq or Afghanistan. Oh well. Not my decision. Better they are home anyway.

 

[Badcat]

We have withdrawn all of our people from the ME. Soldiers are still there, but our folks are on their way home. Not sure why. I don’t see this as any more dangerous than Iraq or Afghanistan. Oh well. Not my decision. Better they are home anyway.

Perhaps the war pigs are readying to drop a bunch of warheads on foreheads? It must get dull for them to keep loading them in warehouses day after boring day. inventory, accounting, movements, inventory, accounting, movements...

 

[Ron Burgundy]

We have withdrawn all of our people from the ME. Soldiers are still there, but our folks are on their way home. Not sure why. I don’t see this as any more dangerous than Iraq or Afghanistan. Oh well. Not my decision. Better they are home anyway.

Nuclear radiation can travel a long way.

 

[Steelr4evr]

At some point I hope we can stop having wars for awhile. Maybe like a 4 year timeout. That'd be swell.








...never going to happen unless it's all ashes. Then we deal with radioactive cannibals.

 

[Djfan]

 

[Confluence]

Who is running this country?

 

[ZonaBurgh]

When has that ever actually worked? Look at the last 50 years.

Vietnam - foreign presence rallied together the Viet Cong and NVA
Afghanistan - intervention led to a bunch of American deaths and injuries and the Taliban being replaced by the Taliban
Iraq - intervention led to a bunch of American deaths and injuries and Sadaam Hussein's non-theocratic government being replaced by a theocracy that hates America
Libya - foreign backed regime change led to a quiescent Quadaffi being replaced by two rival religious factions vying to see who hates America more
United States - did getting attacked in 2001 cause Americans to "rise up" or band together?

The best way to see change in Iran is by leaving it alone and letting it change of its own accord. Arguably the only way slavery survives in the United States is by having England invade America to overthrow the government and impose abolition.

Other than the alure of oil the middle east offers nothing. Let them be, develop our own sources of energy, keep them all there, no immigration, and they can sort it out themselves.
They've been fighting each other for thousands of years, intervention from the west will do nothing to change that.

 

[Steeltime]

Other than the alure of oil the middle east offers nothing. Let them be, develop our own sources of energy, keep them all there, no immigration, and they can sort it out themselves.
They've been fighting each other for thousands of years, intervention from the west will do nothing to change that.

Evaluating any intervention by the United States is an easy task. I ask one question: Would the people of the United States welcome the intervention that is being contemplated?

Change our government? Kill our leaders? Bomb our cities? Bomb our refineries? Destroy our roads and bridges? Yeah, thanks but no thanks.

It really is that simple. The hostility towards the United States stems from a failure to follow that very simple process.

 

[SojournerSteel]

Do you think regime change will improve things for the Iranian people and their neighbours? Or as so often happens will we discover that things can actually get worse?

What or who fills the vacuum and nation building doesn't work?

 

[MT~Forged]

Who is running this country?

Tucker makes a few points, but not really sure they are all that relevant to the issue.

Cruz is a pompous blowhard, but what politician isn’t?

 

[MT~Forged]

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They've been fighting each other for thousands of years, intervention from the west will do nothing to change that.

Actually intervention from the west gives them a reason to quit fighting amongst themselves and attack the mutual enemy.

 

[MT~Forged]

It really is that simple. The hostility towards the United States stems from a failure to follow that very simple process.

it’s like that because the ruling class doesn’t live in the same world as the rest of us, and Americans allow it.

 

[MT~Forged]

What or who fills the vacuum and nation building doesn't work?

Evil always fills a vacuum because good people are not willing to use violence to eliminate evil. Evil has no problem with doing that.

 

[xjx]

I hate both those guys.

 

[Steelr4evr]

 

[IndySteel]

I hate both those guys.

I get the hate for ball chin, who picked a VP while Trump was kicking his ***. But why Tucker? He’s one of the very few honest people in the media. He may be wrong sometimes, like now, but he’s one of the good guys overall.

 

[ZonaBurgh]

Actually intervention from the west gives them a reason to quit fighting amongst themselves and attack the mutual enemy.

I spent a year floating on PBR's through rivers and canals and was scared shitless at first before becoming numb to it all.
If today was my day, today was my day. But in the end, I and this country accomplished nothing for the effort.

OK, help with tuition was appreciated. The current VA, not so much.

 

[Troglodyte]

Is this real?

So you weren’t paying attention…

 

[stillerfaninfl]

What war? Iran is defenseless.

 

[stillerfaninfl]

So you weren’t paying attention…

There would be no war. Iran is defenseless. Once their last nuke 'lab' is taken out, they have no cards left to play.

 

[Steelersreign]

So you weren’t paying attention…

Why is life so confusing for you?

 

[Troglodyte]

There would be no war. Iran is defenseless. Once their last nuke 'lab' is taken out, they have no cards left to play.

Read up on Irans nuclear program history.

 

[Troglodyte]

What war? Iran is defenseless.

So it’s asinine to have any involvement or provide any assistance whatsoever, just more wasteful defense spending, right? Right?

 

[DBS1970]

I Do Not Care.

Let the Israelis handle their own business.

 

[Steelr4evr]