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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices
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To: Road Walker who wrote (355646)10/22/2007 2:13:58 PM
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Understanding that first, you need to get the Security Council to act with teeth, and that takes someone with diplomatic skills and a good feel for quid pro quo. That we don't have right now.


That's why we haven't acted yet - nothing against rhetoric which is what's happening now. Even Hillary said the first strike option is not off the table.

Even if Iran presently had a nuke, and they don't and probably won't, our biggest security threat is imported oil. Even one terrorist nuke explosion in the US (as unlikely as that is) isn't going to bring down this country... our oil dependency has the potential to do just that; and the danger scenarios are much, much more likely.


So you're a one threat guy - forgo all others except the highest - that's stupid.
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