A Ukrainian Boeing-737 crashes killing all onboard

[scooterscot]

Had the US never killed the General there's a good probability many Iranians would still be alive today.

[Zigenare]

Had the US never killed the General there's a good probability many Iranians would still be alive today.

And if the General hadn't been an influential component in the death of 100s of Americans then the US wouldn't have taken him out.

How far do you want to go back? The Moorish invasion of southern Europe? The second Persian invasion of Greece?

[DealorNoDeal]

Sounds like they had a "four lions" moment to me.

[WTFH]

Had the US never killed the General there's a good probability many Iranians would still be alive today.

Had the US not supported Khomeni in 1979 with overthrowing Shah, a lot of Iranian, Iraqi, American, British and others would still be alive today.

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

[Gibbon]

And if the General hadn't been an influential component in the death of 100s of Americans then the US wouldn't have taken him out.

How far do you want to go back? The Moorish invasion of southern Europe? The second Persian invasion of Greece?

The first was better, Marathon etc. Xerxes just didn't learn from Darius' mistakes. Aeschylus' Persians

[Zigenare]

Had the US not supported Khomeini in 1979 with overthrowing Shah, a lot of Iranian, Iraqi, American, British and others would still be alive today.

Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.

Gratis.

Not according to the Iranians...

[vwdan]

Had the US never killed the General there's a good probability many Iranians would still be alive today.

Can't see how that would change the notoriously unreliable Boeing 737NG or prevent an uncontained engine failure?

[Zigenare]

The first was better, Marathon etc. Xerxes just didn't learn from Darius' mistakes. Aeschylus' Persians

GPWM.

You get my point though, go back to a specific point in time where your side won or held the moral high ground...

[scooterscot]

And if the General hadn't been an influential component in the death of 100s of Americans then the US wouldn't have taken him out.

How far do you want to go back? The Moorish invasion of southern Europe? The second Persian invasion of Greece?

Yes it's true, 40,000 Americans were killed last year from gunshot wounds. Awful conflict. And they din't even leave the US!

[scooterscot]

Can't see how that would change the notoriously unreliable Boeing 737NG or prevent an uncontained engine failure?

Calm, deep breath.