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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostHere we go again.
Another 40 dead in a crush.
I suppose that's the Septics fault too.
When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Notice - I gave him two links to news sources he considered ok: BBC and the Guardian, but he ignored those...Comment
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Originally posted by AtW View PostNotice - I gave him two links to news sources he considered ok: BBC and the Guardian, but he ignored those...
And I gave you 4 links, but you ignored them.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Why won’t you find links about Russia selling weapons to Iran, Syria, Lybia? Countries that are under UN embargoes, unlike Saudi Arabia.Originally posted by WTFH View PostIf you actually cared about the people in Yemen and cared about where weapons were made, you'd maybe not have mentioned them.
The UK has made 10 times more in arms sales to Saudi Arabia than it's given in aid to Yemen | The Independent
The truth about UK arms deals with Saudi Arabia | The Week UK
‘Toxic, damaging & shameful’: Fury as UK and Saudi Arabia sign huge arms deal — RT UK News
And if you don't like those sources, what about the Torygraph?
BAE Systems: timeline of bribery allegations - Telegraph
The reason people get killed in Yemen is not because SA got UK weapons, but because Iran supports actively war there - on border with Saudi Arabia, so what do you expect Saudi Arabia to do - roll over and have Iranian missiles within range of oil facilities? If Saudi Arabia shuts down price of oil will be 200 bucks or more, and if Iran stops oil production - then it’s their own internal problem, which is between the people or Iran and ayatollahsComment
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostThanks.
Personal opinion - I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out that he did have a hand in it - causing that kind of mischief would fall within his remit I would suggest.Correct, I apologise, you said you wouldn't be surprised if he (head of the Quds force, the overseas branch of the Revolutionary Guards.) had a hand in it.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostI did not say that Iran was probably involved.
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If we're going to have a debate let's be honest about it.
You didn't use the word "probably", but I "wouldn't be surprised" if that was implied.
I answered that later on. Saudi does not have "allies" it has customers and suppliers that it likes to do deals with.Originally posted by Zigenare View Post
What I did do was ask "what would be the motive for a Saudi Arabia sanctioned attack on one of its major allies?".
If we're going to have a debate let's be honest about it.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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I did not ask for them (unlike him)Originally posted by WTFH View PostAnd I gave you 4 links, but you ignored them.Comment
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Yes because they are hot blood arabs and Muslims so the only way to deal with them is like the savages that they are. Been reading too much Daily Mail?Originally posted by AtW View PostI have pretty good idea how Middle East works - they only respect force, overwhelming force and only because they have to.Comment
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Check. Mate.Originally posted by AtW View PostBBC NEWS | World | Middle East | Iran 'behind attacks on British'
People got short memories - it was clear case back then, just nobody wanted to do anything to Iran after disaster of IraqThe greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Don't have any issues with the posts. They are only reporting news and in both cases no major issue. The real problem in the middle east has always been foreign interference.Originally posted by AtW View PostNotice - I gave him two links to news sources he considered ok: BBC and the Guardian, but he ignored those...Comment
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