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Victoria33
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JapaneseKappa
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The timeline so far:
- Putin announces he will violate sanctions by selling arms to Iran.
- Putin meets with Trump to discuss “terrorism”.
- Trump attacks a head of the Iranian military “because he’s a terrorist”.
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dvdjs
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Of course, not. As I said, I am not sure what, in that light, @Ender meant by bringing up Benghazi.Any action or inaction may turn out badly. That is never a defense for such action or inaction.
It is unusal, to say the least, to carry out assassinations of the leaders of nations with whom we have military engagements. I think that there are prudent reasons for that.That would make this a prudent move,
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Salibi
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What? What does that have to do with my post?
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Ender
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Soleimani wasn’t the leader of a nation. He was, however, the leader of a terrorist organization, and he was accorded the same end given to Bin Laden. Hopefully this will instill some prudence in others inclined to share the same objectives.It is unusal, to say the least, to carry out assassinations of the leaders of nations with whom we have military engagements. I think that there are prudent reasons for that.
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dvdjs
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He was a national leader in Iran. His assassination is akin to an adversary targeting US militarily leadership.Soleimani wasn’t the leader of a nation
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AlNg
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Well, why did America and the British intervene to support the overthrow of Mossadegh?“Death to America”…their battle call for years.
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Victoria33
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You know I see you mention this from time to time, you are right to mention it but the come back question is, why won’t the rulers of Iran, I guess, that being the Mullahs, why won’t they let them have free elections then? It’s a good point until one says that. Iranians in the diaspora say this.Well, why did America and the British intervene to support the overthrow of Mossadegh?
No free elections, maybe there is no reason to bring up Mossadegh. But it’s a valid subject. Yes, we have wounded relations with Iran going back about 65, 66 years. Well, actually, the Shah was our guy, a lot of history in all of this.
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EndTimes
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Yep Anyone following the MidEast over the past 10 years know what’s been going downComing soon: Iran buys a bunch of Russian weapons
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mrad25
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Are US military leadership planning unprovoked terrorist attacks against Iranian diplomats or embassies or citizens of other nations?He was a national leader in Iran. His assassination is akin to an adversary targeting US milirtray leadership.
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AlNg
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I thought that Mossadegh was freely elected and the free elections stopped after the American and British intervention which supported his overthrow?the come back question is, why won’t the rulers of Iran, I guess, that being the Mullahs, why won’t they let them have free elections then?
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Victoria33
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Why don’t the Mullahs hold free elections then? If we are all saying this is irrelevant, then, you are only talking about history.I thought that Mossadegh was freely elected and the free elections stopped after the American and British intervention which supported his overthrow?
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Since many deaths of even civilians have been occuring via, e.g., US DRONES,Are US military leadership planning unprovoked terrorist attacks against Iranian diplomats or embassies or citizens of other nations?
and since Drone Itineraries are well planned…
What conclusion can one very easily come to?
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mrad25
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Are those drone attacks unprovoked. Any civilian loss of life is a terrible thing but I think there is a main difference here between terrorist attacks and responses to such, and attempts to prevent loss of life vs deliberately taking lives.Since many deaths of even civilians have been occuring via, e.g., US DRONES,
and since Drone Itineraries are well planned…
What conclusion can one very easily come to?
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AlNg
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It is the story of how Iran was destabilized in the first place and why Iran is where it is today.you are only talking about history.
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Victoria33
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Threats to Israel, arming their foes on the border.
The war in Syria which some say is more of a slaughter.
These things are connected to Soleimani as well. Check twitter about this.
I’m a bit uneasy with these events, we will see.
I mean, are we doing so much better than Saudi Arabia and the killing of Khasshoggi? Those are just thoughts, I’m not endoring saying so. Khashoggi was no Soleimani, Soleimani it is reported is responsible for a lot of people dying, period.
The war in Syria which some say is more of a slaughter.
These things are connected to Soleimani as well. Check twitter about this.
I’m a bit uneasy with these events, we will see.
I mean, are we doing so much better than Saudi Arabia and the killing of Khasshoggi? Those are just thoughts, I’m not endoring saying so. Khashoggi was no Soleimani, Soleimani it is reported is responsible for a lot of people dying, period.
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EndTimes
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Shall we ask those who connect with deaths of their innocent loved ones?Are those drone attacks unprovoked.
And… Who is doing the provoking these days?
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mrad25
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Still unprovoked. Plain and simple.Shall we ask those who connect with deaths of their innocent loved ones?
And… Who is doing the provoking these days?
I think it’s clear who the bad actors are and have been.
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some even say it’s a c*i(a failure… to glom syria from for starters russia…The war in Syria which some say is more of a slaughter.
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