C-130 hits building in Tehran
12-11-2005 | 08:24 PM
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Well, I guess my whole post just went over your head... you understood nothing of what I said and I'm not surprised. It's typical though, not knowing friend from foe is not only your failure it's the operative policy these days which is making more enemies every day. The ones who died in that crash are not the ones making trouble who you "should" have a problem with as I do. Your ignorance is exactly the same as those on the other side who aim to kill civilian Americans who have no clue about why they're being killed. YOU sound no differrent than they do, they also rejoice at the loss of innocent life while blaming them for something others have done only because they're too ignorant to be able to tell the diff. as you are.
By the way, I'm not sure which is worse... being a troll after 136 posts or one?!!!
By the way, I'm not sure which is worse... being a troll after 136 posts or one?!!!
12-11-2005 | 08:40 PM
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From: B777
Originally Posted by TOMCAT69
It's typical though, not knowing friend from foe
As perspective remember that 20% of Americans have passports & most get their news from the major networks/outlets. It's just easier to repeat the 3 second sound bites we're bombarded by
Most of the [younger] Iranians I know do not support the current govt. and say it's a matter of time before the Mullahs are toppled. From what I've seen, Iranians are more progressive than most expect.
Cheers -
12-11-2005 | 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by HSLD
Good post & welcome to the boards.
As perspective remember that 20% of Americans have passports & most get their news from the major networks/outlets. It's just easier to repeat the 3 second sound bites we're bombarded by
Most of the [younger] Iranians I know do not support the current govt. and say it's a matter of time before the Mullahs are toppled. From what I've seen, Iranians are more progressive than most expect.
Cheers -
As perspective remember that 20% of Americans have passports & most get their news from the major networks/outlets. It's just easier to repeat the 3 second sound bites we're bombarded by
Most of the [younger] Iranians I know do not support the current govt. and say it's a matter of time before the Mullahs are toppled. From what I've seen, Iranians are more progressive than most expect.
Cheers -
12-12-2005 | 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by HSLD
Most of the [younger] Iranians I know do not support the current govt. and say it's a matter of time before the Mullahs are toppled. From what I've seen, Iranians are more progressive than most expect.
cheers!
p.s. don't worry; the israelis are headed their way.
12-16-2005 | 01:05 PM
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From: FredEx Captain-Retired
Originally Posted by TOMCAT69
In the Iranian military (especially the Airforce) you have the most capable source in getting rid of the fundamentalists, and you rejoice in their loss... shame on you and your ignorance.
12-16-2005 | 01:41 PM
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From: A320
Originally Posted by captain_drew
It’s just too bad that Jimmy Caatah wasn’t riding the jumpseat!
I respectfullly, but vehemently disagree. Jimmy Carter is a good, decent human being. Just because he was an inept administrator should not mean we wish ill on him. In a contest of Bill Clinton versus Jimmy Carter, I think it is very little doubt which one I'd like to see in Iran for a good long time.
Respectfully,
JayDub
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