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Originally posted by sasguru View PostPerhaps he should replace Andyw as default on the polls?
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Originally posted by snaw View PostI did, did I?
You're just wrong, wrong, wrong all the time.
Was there ever a more simple-minded poster on CUK?
I genuinely don't believe so.
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostIt seems you've lost this argument then. From saying that we should take action you are now saying that we shouldn't. Easily swayed eh !!
You're just wrong, wrong, wrong all the time.
Was there ever a more simple-minded poster on CUK?
I genuinely don't believe so.
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Originally posted by snaw View PostWhat's your point?
Equally I'm pretty worried about a country that's developing nuclear weapons (Looks that way anyway) that has a leader who's stated he wants to wipe Israel of the face of the earth. To think this somehow doesn't concern us, is ni my opinion very naive.
It is a difficult translation from iranian to English, and the translator for the BBC got it wrong during the live broadcast, but corrected it later.
I'm not defending him, he is a nutter (denies the holocaust etc), however you need to remember there are a lot of jews that live in Iran and get on fine with everyone. If I lived in Iran, I would be worried about a nuclear neighbour that thinks it has a god given right to land.
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Originally posted by snaw View PostWhat's your point?
No offence taken, but care to point out I stated that's my theory?
You stated we, in this country shouldn't be interested, I pointed out that it's a country with large reserves of oil and is trying to develop nuclear technology, presumably to develop nuclear weapons.
On the oil front, any instability in that country affects oil prices which directly affect us as a country and you and me as individuals. So yes, of course we should be interested.
Equally I'm pretty worried about a country that's developing nuclear weapons (Looks that way anyway) that has a leader who's stated he wants to wipe Israel of the face of the earth. To think this somehow doesn't concern us, is ni my opinion very naive.
At no point did I suggest we invade them, not quite sure what kind of crack you were smoking to get that interpretation - if I'm honest I think we invaded the wrong country when we went into Iraq, but I definitely don't think doing the same thing again is going to lead to a better outcome.
It seems you've lost this argument then. From saying that we should take action you are now saying that we shouldn't. Easily swayed eh !!
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Originally posted by denver2k View PostIraq was also a major oil producer and apparently had some "Weapons of Mass Destruction"..at least thats what we'v been told. And look what we have achieved so far.
Originally posted by denver2k View PostAs per your theory, any country which has some natural resources and strong weapon systems are eligible to be intervened by United States of Anglo America.
No offence, but its not good for this country.
You stated we, in this country shouldn't be interested, I pointed out that it's a country with large reserves of oil and is trying to develop nuclear technology, presumably to develop nuclear weapons.
On the oil front, any instability in that country affects oil prices which directly affect us as a country and you and me as individuals. So yes, of course we should be interested.
Equally I'm pretty worried about a country that's developing nuclear weapons (Looks that way anyway) that has a leader who's stated he wants to wipe Israel of the face of the earth. To think this somehow doesn't concern us, is ni my opinion very naive.
At no point did I suggest we invade them, not quite sure what kind of crack you were smoking to get that interpretation - if I'm honest I think we invaded the wrong country when we went into Iraq, but I definitely don't think doing the same thing again is going to lead to a better outcome.
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Originally posted by snaw View PostIndeed, political events in a major oil producing country, that's seeking to develop nuclear weapons has got nothing to do with us.
Little bit naive, no?
Iraq was also a major oil producer and apparently had some "Weapons of Mass Destruction"..at least thats what we'v been told. And look what we have achieved so far.
As per your theory, any country which has some natural resources and strong weapon systems are eligible to be intervened by United States of Anglo America.
No offence, but its not good for this country.
Instead of considering them as colonies and worrying about their control on oil resources and nuclear power, Britain should rather use their efforts in developing sustainable and green energy alternatives (i.e. reduce dependency on oil producers),develop efficient nuclear resistance system(just in case) and have healthy and friendly relationship with rest of the (Non Muslim and Muslim)world.
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostFar more than you, that's for sure. We should learn from past mistakes, not repeat them. That's why people such as you keep returning Labour to power to continually return us to poverty status.
And for the record, wrong again on both counts. I would try to explain, but what's the point of trying to hold a conversation with someone as imbecilic as you? You're a one trick pony who's only trick is a never ending stream of complete and utter tulipe on every post made.
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostFar more than you, that's for sure. We should learn from past mistakes, not repeat them. That's why people such as you keep returning Labour to power to continually return us to poverty status.
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Originally posted by snaw View PostYou really are incapable of coherent thought, aren't you?
Far more than you, that's for sure. We should learn from past mistakes, not repeat them. That's why people such as you keep returning Labour to power to continually return us to poverty status.
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Originally posted by Cyberman View PostIt is none of our business. Muslims already hate us for intervening in Iraq and Afghanistan. I don't think we should be adding more fuel to the flames. Let them sort themselves out and destroy eachother if they wish.
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