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Mixed signals on dangerous, dangerous Iran
by Chris D., Unknown News July 15, 2008
Confused, as always, about what we're supposed to be brainwashed into believing is going
on: We're being told repeatedly that Iran is secretly building bombs and is just looking
for a chance
to irradiate us all, but at the exact same time we've got people debunking
Iran's press releases concerning 'displays of military force' such as ballistic missile
tests.
So... are we supposed to think Iran is dangerous or that they're just pretending to be
dangerous?
This is all in the midst of the ongoing "If you hit me I'll..." marathon that has Iran
giving Bush's PR sabotage department all the soundbites they need to make Ahmadinejad
sound completely insane, while Israel makes horrifying statements and threats that would
cause everyone who lost their lives in the Holocaust
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Iran's out to get us and secretly building superweapons,
but don't worry, their conventional weapons aren't worth shit and they're bluffing about
the progress they've made with their power plants.
Also, terrorism is a threat to world
peace, so the answer is to engage in war across the globe.
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turn in their graves yet don't get
nearly as much disdain from the rest of the world.
While the leadership of Israel and Iran trade threats and compare missile sizes, their
people become so steeped in fear and paranoia that they're about ready to go to war
without their Armies. I don't claim to fully understand the depths of their political
conflict but about now I'd say this childish bullshit should really take a backseat at
least until The Other Butcher of Baghdad stops threatening the two countries into
threatening each other.
So... yeah. Mixed signals here. Iran's out to get us and secretly building superweapons,
but don't worry, their conventional weapons aren't worth shit and they're bluffing about
the progress they've made with their power plants. Also, terrorism is a threat to world
peace, so the answer is to engage in war across the globe. And let's not forget
challenging tyranny is the right and duty of all peoples, but challenging the President
and the tyrants he's on a birthday card basis with is treason.
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