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Evidence of WMD? ..Oh then drone away!!
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The Iraq war and the current Iran situation are completely different. For one thing there is hard evidence that Iran ARE developing nuclear weapons. There is hard evidence that they are a terrorist state
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There were comparisons drawn between the female imprisoned in Cyprus with Nazanin Ratcliffe, who's imprisoned in Iran. And how it's all Boris's fault. It's not. It's the corrupt, archaic regime in Iran. |
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not a great time for the labour party tbh and this is their legacy that isnt cute, its real and dangerous :skull: |
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I swear Trump could **** a cat and people would defend it, saying it was a terrorist cat or something like that
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I read in the Guardian yesterday that Iran’s “half-million-strong armed services are the
most potent military force the US has faced since confronting the Chinese People’s Volunteer Army more than 60 years ago in Korea”. I don’t think so. That was a conflict in which perhaps 2.5 million people lost their lives. What the West is dealing with here is a hostile regional power that has literally got away with murder and never reciprocated any goodwill we have shown. We have let it run rogue for too long. Mr Trump won’t thank me for saying it, but he has just struck a blow for the rules-based international order. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...wer-situation/ |
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He's most certainly not the good guy. |
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Hunter-killer drone struck at 230mph [ Qassem Soleimani, 62, was targeted as he was leaving Baghdad airport in his car A near-silent US MQ-9 Reaper drone launched the laser-guided Hellfire missile Soleimani was under near-constant surveillance by US, Saudi and Israeli forces He had survived several assassination attempts over the past two decades] |
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I have every right to criticise how this country conducts itself let's also clarify that. I drew comparisons because the people we have in power cannot be trusted with delicate negotiation...they have bulls in a China shop mentality. And are so obsessed with their own power and importance that they are putting the world at risk. |
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Mike Pompeo has expressed disappointment with European reaction to the US killing of the Iranian general Qassem Suleimani, suggesting that the UK, France and Germany had not been sufficiently supportive.
The US secretary of state compared the European response unfavourably with US “partners in the region”, a likely reference to Israel, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, which Pompeo had consulted after the Suleimani assassination. “I spent the last day-and-a-half, two days, talking to partners in the region, sharing with them what we were doing, why we were doing it, seeking their assistance. They’ve all been fantastic,” Pompeo told Fox TV. “And then talking to our partners in other places that haven’t been quite as good https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/...eimani-killing |
why would Israel be happy about US causing possibly more trouble for them from Iran :conf:
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You see this was for me the reason we were extracted from Europe.. ( there was a 'referendum' yada yada) .. we are aligning with 'partners' like SA, Israel and UAE. Except do we really want to, this response suggests not. Shiz just got real.. it will be both interesting and terrifying to see which way we go.
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