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Israel'S nuclear arsenal is defensive, Iran'S is offensive.
The Arab neighbours never have much complained about Israel'S nuclear option until just the recent past years. These regimes had arranged themselves with Israel, knowing that Israel not only lacks the potential to ever threaten these regimes with toppling them or to conquer them, put even - paradoxically - helps them to solidify themselves. Israel is no offensive threat to anyone in the region. Iran is. Iran however, does not answer Israel's favour to never have questioned Iran's integrity and stability and right to excist. Iran says clearly that Israel has no right to exist, Iran tries to destabilise Israel and the whole region for gaining more power itself, and Iran tests Irael'S internal stability by letting Iran'S helpful proxies firing missiles into Israel every couple of weeks currently, and helps terrorists to kill Israeli without discriminating military taregts from civilian persons. Iran already wages a shooting war against the state and people of Israel, it already kills. And IUran has left no doubt that the destruction of Israel is the ultimate goal of Iranian policy. You may not see this little, but decisive difference, Sammi, or in an attempt to endlessly relativse the aggressiveness of Iran and to prevent a clear distinction between aggressor and victim you may think that the examples already set up by Iran and that give evidence that Iran is not like any other nuclear power (like you seem to argue) mean nothing. But that speaks against your reasonability then, not against Israel or the need to prevent Iran becoming nuclear. Israel acts passively in the region and is no strategic threat to anyone there, questioning no state's or regime's right to exist there. Iran is the aggressor here, and it has said what it wants to do with Israel, not to mention the even deeper-rooting antipathy to Saudi Arabia. You m ay think Israel or the Palestinioans are important and key to the ME - they are not. Key to understanding the problem they have there is the hostility between Shia and Sunni, Iran and Saudi Arabia. And that conflict rages like many centuries. And your concerns about the environment and war killing people, that is very kind, thank you for your good heart. If that way of arguing were the reasons that decide over war and peace, world peace already would have broken out longer time ago. But it hasn't. Conclusions? |
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[QUOTE=Skybird;1784812]Israel'S nuclear arsenal is defensive, Iran'S is offensive.
or so we are told. |
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Read the rest of my post. Israel is no threat to any neighbouring states existence, Iran is. Israel never has threatened for example Jordan to wipe the Jordanian dirt off the earth'S face. Iran has. |
Israel will attack Iran next month according to the British press today. :o
Is Israel leaking there plans to the press? :hmmm: Iran dose not need to spy on them just pick up a UK paper. :har: |
Yes but by that rationale, Sky, the USA is the only nation who owns 'offensive' nuclear weapons - by the historical record.
The problem with all nuclear weapons is, if any one nation is dumb enough to use them against another nation that has them - both nations are toast, as well as probably the rest of the planet as automatic MAD retaliatory systems kick in. I think most governments (yes even the Iranian dictatorship) understand this. Even your cynical mind must be able to see the irony here. Israel was neither forthcoming nor transparent when it developed its own nuclear arsenal. You are welcome for my 'good heart' and 'kindness' as much as you want to belittle me over it, the point was, bombing nuclear facilities risks dispersing radioactive materials into the environment equaling or even surpassing Chernobyl, rendering large areas of land uninhabitable for human beings for centuries, of course, who cares if it's not on your land right? I am not fond of the Iranian regime, nor of extremist Islamist anti Iraeli sentiments, but then Israeli regime actions since the end of their last war have hardly been whiter than white either. I would personally find it more agreeable if a nation who didn't have nuclear weapons was making these investigations and demands for a Iran not to develop nuclear weapons, at least it would come from a position of righteousness rather than seeming like the school bully with the biggest stick in the playground. Then again, as I stated in my previous post, that is my opinion - not a fact, not an implication that it should or must be done or not, simply an opinion, OK? regards, Sam. |
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Equalling Chernobyl, you say? Well, Fukushima surpasses Chernobyl, they now say. But Japan is still there. Iran has smaller radioactive material stockpiles, and as I said on various occasions: we do talk aboiut nuclear bunker busting of those critical installations only that cannot be reached by conventional ammo. If any radioactive contamination makes it difficult to enter the bombed sites to try saving plutonium or critical technology and installation - the better! Quote:
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OK Sky, next time, maybe just type in German and I'll use a translator, or maybe just try not to type in an emotionally charged state, you know, think of your heart (the blood pumping one not the emotive one). it might be easier for me to read that way. My posts certainly seem to provide you with much argumentative glee though, so here's another.
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To recap only on the content of what I said before, I think it's a bit bloody ironic that all of our nations who are practically bristling with enough nuclear armament to turn the entire planet into space dust telling any other nation (however mad and/or dangerous we are led to believe they are) that they're not allowed. You are arguing against my sense of irony, but as I sense it, how can I be without it ? I can hear you typing madly already so let me just quote myself again only this time, see if you can understand :- Quote:
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If the people want not to be held respkjnbile for what is beign done in their name, then they have to raise up. That may come at a price, but that'S how it is. However, having spend loinger time in Iran years ago, I learned the many difefefnt people/classes there, and if yoiu think the regime has support only by a minority of the ordinary population, then you are simply wrong. It is not that simplistic. Quote:
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The problem with you is that you ignore their own deeds and acts and words, claim to know ebtter what really goes on (while ignoring the evident), and give them the benefit of doubt as long as a terror strike has not killed or contaminated 50.000 people. I accept that if you would pout only your own life and that of your own family at risk - then I couldn't care less. But if they trim their weapons at my directions and that of the country I live in, while having such a terrosit records marked on their behalf, then I warn them while the wepaon still is moving - but short before it actually is aimed at me I strrike them first if they do not stop. You see, I am not suicidal idiot enough to let them proceed beyond a certain critical mark. Yolu can prefer to do that, if you want, but again: do that with your own family only - not with 50.000 others as well. |
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Right, Sky, all I have actually said or wanted to say I repeat one final time : I think it's Ironic. You can say you don't, and why, but you can't stop me thinking that or suggest I am wrong to do so. I have obviously annoyed you in a previous argument, and to be honest I am glad. Sorry for the ad hominem folks but you asked for it Sky, you consistently show yourself to be extremely right wing, fascistic and of totally reproachable character.
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Islamaphobia = Anti semitism : you just switched the target of your persecution. I don't agree with you Sky and I am prepared to leave it at that, I only replied as you seem to delight in picking apart my rather simplistic post stating a single opinion and turned it into a page of vehement diatribe with a fervor that equals that of the fundamentalists you aspire to hate, over which I feel compelled to defend my position. Mods I am sorry If this offends and I agree it is way off topic, so I understand if you feel the need to give me an infraction, but Sky here goaded me into it over a simple one line statement and I must give as good as I get. Apologies. |
Geee-some people must regard their freedom as god given thing.
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Sammi....
While you obviously have an issue with Israel existing and countries like the US acting globally (which I agree we should not always do), your position regarding Iran and its "promises, promises", "well everyone else does it to" and "what they do isn't anyone else's business if it doesn't affect them" demonstrate a case of neville chamberlain syndrome. He too turned a blind eye to what could already be seen, and because of it the world suffered more than necessary. While one could argue that "everyone else" like the US is doing bad things too - the comparison of working in Afghanistan to help that country defend itself against communist military aggression vs Iran supporting groups whose only goal is to kill the men, women and children of nations that do not share their religious views and zealotry - just doesn't work. One is a military action - the mujahaden were not targetting russian women and children during the time we were helping. Terrorists do not care who they kill, they are perfectly happy taking out their own people (look at Iraq for example) as well as their targets. The Afghani's during the Russo-Afghan conflict focused on military targets - Terrorists intentionally target civilians all too often. The differences are vast, your attempt to equate them just does not hold up under scrutiny. Israel is the aggressor also doesn't fly. Israel was established not by force of a zionistic military action, but by the act of internation agreement within the UN. Since that time - they are the ones who have been attacked. In those attacks, their enemies (like Syria with the Golan Heights) lost significant territory. Perhaps you don't understand how war works - but to the winner goes the spoils. Israel didn't ask to be attacked. The countries that attacked paid a price in land loss. The people in those areas were, technically - conquered. Unrest happens. Having it fomented and supported by foreign entities however is an act of war - Israel's forbearance has been rather significant. Neighboring areas like lebanon have been supported and used to attack as well. Yes, Israel sends in the troops to regions sometimes - but name once where it did so without a causus belli occuring first. Every action taken is in response to violence or an attack. They are entitled to an active defense. Again your expounded perspective is demonstratably refusing to look at all the facts. Finally - your position that Iran is just "talking". Iran right now is supplying terrorists in Iraq and Afghanistan. They are attacking their neighbors (as well as NATO forces and Israel) by proxy. And they are not even talking about doing that. They have continually acted to gain power, prestige and recognition at the cost of their own people, their neighbors and the world. They say they seek a caliphate - and their actions show that they are acting to that end. You talk about "well the terrorists haven't gotten a nuke yet" - your right - they do have Iranian explosives though. Iran simply doesn't have a nuke to give them - YET. There is a reason that all the other countries in the region are quietly working to isolate Iran - they all are threatened by what the Iranian government and its action arms do. To ignore that reality is to do exactly like Chamberlain more than a half a century ago. He stuck his head in the sand and refused to see the threat that was plain to everyone else. You seem to be choosing to do the same, apparently based on your anti-israel and anti-us views. |
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