Quote (Saucisson6000 @ Jun 26 2019 12:00am)
Seems you are blind, or maybe it's a brain issue. We are no longer in 90's or early 2000, US influence sink continuously since 2 decades.
WMD have been exposed, Russia & North Korean won, Climate agreement got insulted. European Union is wary of this ally who wants to spread the war next to its home.
Remember Syrian war and millions of refugees ? You think we want your fucked mess again ?
Iran was on the opening path but US, which seems to obey far right Israel gov and others *logical behaviors*, is trying to push it backward. Like what they did to Iraq in the 2000's: they don't want to give a chance to anyone.
Do i have to remind you this ?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_IraqUNESCO reports that prior to the first Gulf War in 1991 Iraq had one of the best educational performances in the region. Primary school Gross Enrollment Rate was 100% and literacy levels were high. Since that time education has suffered as a result of American-led domination, sanctions, and instability.
How many deads in Iraq2+Syria ? And your asshole in chief is crying for 1000 or 2000 americans ?
So you are saying "i'm trolling" ? YOU ARE the fucking troll here. Your country is losing it.
1. What did Russia and North Korea win?
2. Do the Syrians, who rose up in protest against the Assad dictatorship, have the right to self-determination?
3. Is guaranteeing Iran access to a nuclear weapon a good outcome?
Try to stick to answering these three questions.
I'm not sure if it's the language barrier or whether you're suffering from a deeper underlying condition, but you have an awful tendency to spew words like a schizophrenic.
Quote (Algorhythm @ Jun 26 2019 04:15am)
If they feel cornered, they will (regardless of mechanism of provocation). "Suicidal" for a regime that idolizes martyrdom over being oppressed, and has nothing to lose? :)
We aren't there yet but we will get there if USA government doesn't change policy.
The question Americans should be concerned with is how such a war will effect them. Even if Iran "suicides", would that ultimately benefit USA? I don't think so.
What am trying to say is that USA is being driven by an administration pretending to be crazy, and bluffing in a game of chicken with real crazies ;)
Is it good for the United States? Probably not, but allowing rogue states to do what they want in a sensitive region is worse. Push comes to shove, and the people in charge of making that decision won't have a problem with war.
This post was edited by bogie160 on Jun 26 2019 06:50am