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We are Fecking DoomedOriginally posted by BrilloPad View PostFrom the CUK generalization and extrapolation manual...
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Was it 0% last month? So that is an infinity pct rise? So next month inflation will be infinity?Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
From the CUK generalization and extrapolation manual....
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FTFY
Originally posted by zeitghostNever mind.
Armageddon is coming.
Eat your mushrooms with pride.
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That's what folk were telling me years ago when I told them Libya and Syria were a foregone conclusion.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostIn Geo-politics there's no such thing as a foregone conclusion.
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I'll take the opposite view to that.Originally posted by LucidDementia View PostSo how's that? "A coalition of western countries will take military action or other steps to force regime change in Iran within 3 years of the toppling and probable murder of Assad."
"The increased co-operation between the West ( defined as US + UK + France + Germany etc ) and Iran in the eventual defeat of ISIS coupled with the Iranian decision to suspend their nuclear programme and their desire to be fully re-integrated into the world economy will lead to a de-escalation of tension between Iran and the West.
If regime change occurs within Iran it will be as a result of the Iranian people and their desire attain a Western standard of living, as shown in the short-lived Iranian "Green Movement" of 2009."
In Geo-politics there's no such thing as a foregone conclusion.Just as a side note - the invasion/regime change in Iran is a foregone conclusion. Without it the "work" in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, Libya et al will have been for nothing.
* Disclaimer : If by some miracle Trump wins the US election. All bets are off.
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If he's wearing his Beats he might not even hear it coming. Blissful.
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So next time Zeity is basking on some tropical beach, and suddenly the sea recedes half a mile from the beach, leaving fish flapping in the sand, he'll think "Well I never! Must be a full moon, and one of those spring tide thingies", and casually turn over to get a good all-over tan ..Originally posted by zeitghost


I'll have some of his
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Guess it depends on your agenda really. The dollar is still afloat, Libya's plans for the gold-based Dinar are buried in the rubble, countries who intended to stop accepting USD for oil still do and Iran is surrounded by US military installations and the invasion of Syria is well under way. Looks to me to be running quite well.Originally posted by zeitghostIt's the "successfully" that really gets me
After all, the record of "success" since 2001 isn't exactly inspiring.
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Time-scales will depend on how long Syria takes. Also it's nothing like your plane crash analogy. And the word is "too". If you want a shorter timeframe....within 3 years of Assad being gone.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostThat's far to vague and over to long a time-scale.
It's like saying : I predict there will be a plane crash in March within the next decade. ( There will be, you heard it here first ).
We needs names in the coalition ( hint : Israel & the US? ) and a shorter time period.
I would refer to a US based coalition but I'd prefer to state "a western coalition" as the western governments specialise in smoke and mirrors.
So how's that? "A coalition of western countries will take military action or other steps to force regime change in Iran within 3 years of the toppling and probable murder of Assad."
Just as a side note - the invasion/regime change in Iran is a foregone conclusion. Without it the "work" in Iraq, Afghanistan, Yemen, Syria, Libya et al will have been for nothing.Last edited by LucidDementia; 8 December 2015, 13:51.
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Varying definitions on success.Originally posted by zeitghostIt's the "successfully" that really gets me
After all, the record of "success" since 2001 isn't exactly inspiring.
Tony Blair is a success. Discuss.
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That's far to vague and over to long a time-scale.Originally posted by LucidDementia View PostThat "a coalition" will engage in military action in or against Iran within 10 years (probably a lot less but not into losing cash on technicalities) and/or attempt to overthrow the Iranian government on some pretence or other.
It's like saying : I predict there will be a plane crash in March within the next decade. ( There will be, you heard it here first ).
We needs names in the coalition ( hint : Israel & the US? ) and a shorter time period.
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If Iran get invaded, it'll be carnage all round. Not exactly the most accommodating of neighbours either.
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That "a coalition" will engage in military action in or against Iran within 10 years (probably a lot less but not into losing cash on technicalities) and/or attempt to overthrow the Iranian government on some pretence or other.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostYes.
What's the bet.
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