Israel and Iran: one spark could ignite a Middle East inferno
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13-Oct-2009 (2 comments)

Question: Why is Iran being treated as a greater threat than North Korea who has already developed nuclear weapon capabilities? Hint, hint. Because the nation of Israel is not located in that region and that vicinity of the world does not contain substantial petroleum reserves. That is why we do not see our government bringing unrelenting, intense pressure on North Korea or threats to attack their nuclear facilities.

Headline: “U.S. demands Iran open up its nuclear facilities to inspection.” Question: why does the U.S. not demand that Israel open up it highly secretive nuclear arsenal to IAEA inspection, and further demand that Israel join the NPT? The UN has instituted strong sanctions on Iran. Why have they not done the same thing to Israel for their apparent possession of a nuclear arsenal?

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Shah Ghollam

Mr. Kashani

by Shah Ghollam on Tue Oct 13, 2009 09:52 PM PDT

You missed the article's message! How old are you anyway?

The core message was meant to be delivered to the US and Israel not Iran or Iranians. It is warning those countries who constantly threaten Iran for the past thirty years that just in case there is a war they may loose a lot more than just the city called Tel Aviv.

If the intended recipienets of this message show as much intelligence as you do, then they will get what they deserve!!!!!


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Farhad Kashani

Shah Gholam, Tell that to

by Farhad Kashani on Tue Oct 13, 2009 06:09 PM PDT

Shah Gholam,

Tell that to your bosses in the IRI propaganda unit in ministry of information in Iran.

IRI has doing its best to ignite a war with Israel for 30 years now, all I can say is Israel has spared Iranian lives by keeping its calm and colelctiveness and not fall into IRIs trap.

See they have a brain, but you and IRI dont.


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