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Politics : American Presidential Politics and foreign affairs

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To: sea_biscuit who wrote (10401)7/27/2006 4:25:39 PM
From: Peter Dierks  Read Replies (1) of 71588
 
Provide evidence of your assertion.

"neo... is saying that Iran would use WMDs as soon as they have them."

"There are pictures and videos of little children mangled, their parents killed, Red Cross ambulances that had missiles hit them right in the center, as if the red cross was a target and on and on and on."

You might want to explore something other than anti American media. Israel places their military assets as far from the civilian population as they can in a small country. Hezbollah places their military assets as close to the civilian population as they can. They store rockets in apartment complexes. They fire from right next to UN outposts to cause retaliation to inflict civilian damage. They fire rockets from Christian communities so that their Hezbollah homes are spared and innocent people become casualties. The do the same with Red Cross. How is the Red Cross to Red Crescent casualty ratio? It would be an important indicator because an anti Israel leftwingnut would accuse Israel of targeting the muslim relief if they could.

"The US will use nukes first. "

That is your opinion. I seriously doubt it unless we elect another President like Clinton and they need to distract people from their affair with a german shepherd.
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