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  • Armanen
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
    Maybe you are an expert on fools (takes one to, etc.), and khaki-clad fools and their lives (or arms, or legs) are easily separated - but after a decade of pointless war and increasing casualties, even khaki-clad American fools are not that stupid. And maybe the more foolish section of American politicians are slaves to vested interests and extremist groupings, but enough of the more intelligent ones are starting to realise that they all risk heading towards extinction unless they start addressing the grievances of the ignored majority, which the "occupy" protests are a part of. They may be uncertain about what they do want, but the one thing the ignored majority do not want is a new war.
    Unlike you I have an understanding of geopolitics and psy-ops, and again, unlike you I know the mentality of Americans. Sitting in your mother's basement somewhere in Scotland is not the best place to be in order to understand the American mind.

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  • ZORAVAR
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
    Don't you know the military definition of a "casualty"? It includes the dead and those injured to the extent that they can no longer be considered combatants. The US military trys to keep silent about the number of casualties it has suffered - but it is in the tens of thousands, perhaps as high as 100,000.
    Maybe they are trying to keep silent, but the cat has always been out of the bag (check the table on the right side): http://icasualties.org/Iraq/USCasualtiesByState.aspx

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  • bell-the-cat
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
    The few thousand (5000) American casualties in a timespan of ten years are peanuts.
    Don't you know the military definition of a "casualty"? It includes the dead and those injured to the extent that they can no longer be considered combatants. The US military trys to keep silent about the number of casualties it has suffered - but it is in the tens of thousands, perhaps as high as 100,000.
    Last edited by bell-the-cat; 10-23-2011, 11:19 AM.

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  • bell-the-cat
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by Armanen View Post
    Have you been asleep for the past two weeks or are you really as dense as many here think? Hawks in the US have been using the bs news of an Iranian assassination plot to drum up action against Iran. And the American public is notoriously easy to lead into war. One thing slightly different now is the OWS protests which are a new X factor for policy makers in Washington to take into account before they decide their course of action toward Iran.
    Maybe you are an expert on fools (takes one to, etc.), and khaki-clad fools and their lives (or arms, or legs) are easily separated - but after a decade of pointless war and increasing casualties, even khaki-clad American fools are not that stupid. And maybe the more foolish section of American politicians are slaves to vested interests and extremist groupings, but enough of the more intelligent ones are starting to realise that they all risk heading towards extinction unless they start addressing the grievances of the ignored majority, which the "occupy" protests are a part of. They may be uncertain about what they do want, but the one thing the ignored majority do not want is a new war.
    Last edited by bell-the-cat; 10-23-2011, 11:07 AM.

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  • Tigranakert
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
    So, by your "smart" logic, the tens of thousands of casualties America has suffered in Iraq has been enough to force them out of Iraq - but the prospect of America having equal (or even more) casualties in Iran is not going to be enough to prevent America having an "upcoming war against Iran".

    The only people who ply this rubbish are the Iranian Islamists who think they can, by playing the "America is the bogeyman" card, scare the Iranian population into living under their tyrany for another generation, and the Zionists who think they can, by playing the "Iran is the bogeyman" card, scare the American public into supporting Israeli tyrany for another generation.
    Are you even reading my posts? The few thousand (5000) American casualties in a timespan of ten years are peanuts, compared to the damage Iran is capable to do during a possible future war (speaking in terms of tends of thousands of casualties in just a year). It's logical they can't use this, and thus will be concentrating on Iran from far away, trying to paralyze Iran by air. Iran is not a small country, and is probably one of the most important countries in the world in geopolitical terms. America has been carefully planning this step by step and is coming closer and closer to Iran... let's see what happens in Syria the coming months, the last country which has to fall before striking a final blow to Iran.

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  • Armanen
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
    So, by your "smart" logic, the tens of thousands of casualties America has suffered in Iraq has been enough to force them out of Iraq - but the prospect of America having equal (or even more) casualties in Iran is not going to be enough to prevent America having an "upcoming war against Iran". The only people who ply this rubbish are the Iranian Islamists who think they can, by playing the "America is the bogeyman" card, scare the Iranian population into living under their tyrany for another generation, and the Zionists who think they can, by playing the "Iran is the bogeyman" card, scare the American public into supporting Israeli tyrany for another generation.

    Have you been asleep for the past two weeks or are you really as dense as many here think? Hawks in the US have been using the bs news of an Iranian assassination plot to drum up action against Iran. And the American public is notoriously easy to lead into war. One thing slightly different now is the OWS protests which are a new X factor for policy makers in Washington to take into account before they decide their course of action toward Iran.

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  • bell-the-cat
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
    I never stated that thousands have not been slaughtered today. I stated that many, many thousands more will be slaughtered if the West strikes Iran, which will not be comparable to the number of deaths the US has now. You are smart enough to get the logic, don't try to fool yourself.
    So, by your "smart" logic, the tens of thousands of casualties America has suffered in Iraq has been enough to force them out of Iraq - but the prospect of America having equal (or even more) casualties in Iran is not going to be enough to prevent America having an "upcoming war against Iran". The only people who ply this rubbish are the Iranian Islamists who think they can, by playing the "America is the bogeyman" card, scare the Iranian population into living under their tyrany for another generation, and the Zionists who think they can, by playing the "Iran is the bogeyman" card, scare the American public into supporting Israeli tyrany for another generation.
    Last edited by bell-the-cat; 10-23-2011, 08:32 AM.

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  • Tigranakert
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by bell-the-cat View Post
    It might be news to you, but thousands of American soldiers already HAVE been slaughtered in Iraq, and tens of thousands have been critically injured. Every dead American in Iraq acted as a restraint on America's desire to expand the conflict, and once the casualty list got to a certain size it has prevented it occuring for a generation.
    I never stated that thousands have not been slaughtered today. I stated that many, many thousands more will be slaughtered if the West strikes Iran, which will not be comparable to the number of deaths the US has now. You are smart enough to get the logic, don't try to fool yourself.

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  • bell-the-cat
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    Re: Upcoming war against Iran and the consequences for Armenia

    Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
    If you look at it with the narrow perspective that you do, that could be your conclusion. But actually, you speak against yourself. It is because they know Iran can influence Iraq that much, that they pull back their troops, or else thousands of American soldiers would be slaughtered in Iraq.
    It might be news to you, but thousands of American soldiers already HAVE been slaughtered in Iraq, and tens of thousands have been critically injured. Every dead American in Iraq acted as a restraint on America's desire to expand the conflict, and once the casualty list got to a certain size it has prevented it occuring for a generation.

    Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
    To fight against Iran, you have to increase the ethnic tensions in Iran and support anti-Iranian ethnic groups to make them fight each other, combine this with an immense air-strike that will paralyse the whole country.
    Is your paymaster now the Iranian Islamist fascists?

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  • Serjik
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    I agree with you bro. Americans arent stupid enough to invade Iran they will get creamed in one day. thats why their will only massively attack Iran from the air. I read that Iraq has majority Iran friendly shiites living in Iraq thats why US army is pulling out cuz they will be sitting ducks.

    Originally posted by Tigranakert View Post
    If you look at it with the narrow perspective that you do, that could be your conclusion. But actually, you speak against yourself. It is because they know Iran can influence Iraq that much, that they pull back their troops, or else thousands of American soldiers would be slaughtered in Iraq.

    To fight against Iran, you have to increase the ethnic tensions in Iran and support anti-Iranian ethnic groups to make them fight each other, combine this with an immense air-strike that will paralyse the whole country (which is why Iran is desperately trying to obtain air-defense systems, but failed to do so). The US troops will watch at a safe distance. Time will tell, old Scott.
    Last edited by Serjik; 10-22-2011, 10:14 AM.

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