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View Full Version : Bush Will Attack Iran If Obama Wins
OilIsMastery 07-05-08, 03:41 PM Daniel Pipes: http://tv.nationalreview.com/uncommonknowledge/post/?q=YjNlYjdjNmExZGQ3ZDM2ZDNiYWQ5MmFjMDhkZDcyNmE=
http://www.antiwar.com/blog/2008/06/06/daniel-pipes-if-obama-wins-bush-will-attack-iran-in-november/
“Should the Democratic nominee win in November, President Bush will ‘do something.’ and should it be Mr. McCain who wins, he’ll ‘punt,’ and let Mr. McCain decide what to do.
He called on powers such as Russia and China to prevent a US unilateral strike by helping Washington increase pressure on Tehran. “Look, if you don’t want an American attack, then you have to join us in being very serious with the Iranians and making clear to them we will attack if they don’t stop.”
Democrats have no say in the matter.
Neither Russia or China will cooperate with such an insideous political ambition of a war nation that has already shown its deceptiveness.
countezero 07-05-08, 04:08 PM Sounds vague and poorly sourced to me...
OilIsMastery 07-05-08, 04:08 PM Neither Russia or China will cooperate with such an insideous political ambition of a war nation that has already shown its deceptiveness.
Therefore say goodbye to Bushehr, Natanz, and Arak.
Therefore say goodbye to Bushehr, Natanz, and Arak.
no one said Iran will fight the war alone.
OilIsMastery 07-05-08, 04:11 PM Sounds vague and poorly sourced to me...
Sources are Daniel Pipes and Bill Kristol. They are part of the Neo-Con cabal which controls the universe and all your thoughts. What better source can you possibly find?
OilIsMastery 07-05-08, 04:13 PM no one said Iran will fight the war alone.
"Bring it on." -- George W. Bush
"Bring it on." -- George W. Bush
choke choke Mr. Pretzel
countezero 07-05-08, 04:25 PM Sources are Daniel Pipes and Bill Kristol. They are part of the Neo-Con cabal which controls the universe and all your thoughts. What better source can you possibly find?
I'm sorry. Am I supposed to take that seriously?
OilIsMastery 07-05-08, 07:55 PM I'm sorry. Am I supposed to take that seriously?
Hurricane Katrina is all Bush's fault. It's part of his master plan. Seriously...:D
spidergoat 07-05-08, 07:59 PM He can't unless there is some incident.
OilIsMastery 07-05-08, 08:04 PM He can't unless there is some incident.
He's Commander In Chief. Even if Bush doesn't Israel will anyway.
spidergoat 07-05-08, 08:05 PM He can't declare war without congress.
OilIsMastery 07-05-08, 09:26 PM He can't declare war without congress.
He doesn't need to declare war.
spidergoat 07-05-08, 09:42 PM That's why I said, he needs some incident. He can't just attack them if they aren't an eminent threat.
Simon Anders 07-05-08, 09:48 PM He can't declare war without congress. IN all practical terms this is incorrect. Presidents can start wars without Congress and then if Congress, after the fact, does not 'support our troops' they will be branded non-patriots and the public will punish them. So a president can and has started wars without Congress. And not just Republicans. Shiny old Kennedy did it, for example.
Simon Anders 07-05-08, 09:51 PM That's why I said, he needs some incident. He can't just attack them if they aren't an eminent threat. I like the phrase eminent threat - like a dignified threat. It sounds like a translation from some Chinese daoist book on war. 'Imminent' is correct, but correct is overrated.
In any case, all you need to do is declare there is an eminent threat - I still love that - and then start the war. The domino theory worked and this was hardly imminent. It meant that if this country fell other would later. If you can squeeze a war out of that, well.........
Bush will attack Iran if Obama wins.
If true, it will be instructive to watch retard "patriots" ask for help for Obama.
pjdude1219 07-06-08, 12:07 AM If true, it will be instructive to watch retard "patriots" ask for help for Obama.
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spidergoat 07-06-08, 12:21 AM I like the phrase eminent threat - like a dignified threat. It sounds like a translation from some Chinese daoist book on war. 'Imminent' is correct, but correct is overrated.
In any case, all you need to do is declare there is an eminent threat - I still love that - and then start the war. The domino theory worked and this was hardly imminent. It meant that if this country fell other would later. If you can squeeze a war out of that, well.........
Thanks for the correction, damn spell chequer!
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Precisely.
If you have to ask...
countezero 07-06-08, 12:33 AM IN all practical terms this is incorrect. Presidents can start wars without Congress and then if Congress, after the fact, does not 'support our troops' they will be branded non-patriots and the public will punish them. So a president can and has started wars without Congress. And not just Republicans. Shiny old Kennedy did it, for example.
I agree with the first part of this. The last "war" America declared to fight in was WW2: All of its subsequent adventuring has been largely on presidential edict. But the notion of an Iran strike still seems farfetched to me, if for nothing else than our own intelligence services and military people saying it's impossible to do an Osrik-like raid these days.
I agree with the first part of this. The last "war" America declared to fight in was WW2: All of its subsequent adventuring has been largely on presidential edict. But the notion of an Iran strike still seems farfetched to me, if for nothing else than our own intelligence services and military people saying it's impossible to do an Osrik-like raid these days.
I don't think it will happen, mostly because Americans don't have the stomach for it. Our troops could topple that government in a week, but we won't because Obama knows it would guarantee he only served one term.
nirakar 07-06-08, 08:01 PM Daniel Pipes: http://tv.nationalreview.com/uncommonknowledge/post/?q=YjNlYjdjNmExZGQ3ZDM2ZDNiYWQ5MmFjMDhkZDcyNmE=
http://www.antiwar.com/blog/2008/06/06/daniel-pipes-if-obama-wins-bush-will-attack-iran-in-november/
Democrats have no say in the matter.
How close to Bush's foreign policy people do you think Daniel Pipes is? I remember that he was a promoter of the Iraq war who got on TV a lot and or was quoted in newspapers a lot during the run up to the Iraq war.
On the other hand, Rumsfeld, Wolfowitz, Feith, and Perle no longer work for Bush.
Could Pipes be trying to scare anti-war people into voting for McCain? Doubt it.
Pipes probably just misses being relevant to the degree that he was just prior to the Iraq war.
The USA is already paying Azerbajani separatists and probably other groups to muck about in Iran but I doubt the USA will do anything more than drop a few bombs on Iran prior to the next presidents term.
I would not be surprised if the Bush administration did a few things to try to make it more difficult for Obama to reverse the Bush foreign policy direction. I can't see Bush doing anything to upset the Saudi royal family. I can't see Bush doing anything that leaves the Iranian regime with no reason to not engage in a hot war with the USA.
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OilIsMastery 07-07-08, 01:19 PM Now that they've been paid on Bushehr, the FSB/Gazprom drug mafia says they will support Bush on Iran.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a80_zRXYOtO0&refer=home
July 7 (Bloomberg) -- President George W. Bush and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said they will keep working jointly to block Iran's uranium enrichment efforts while indicating they made no progress on bridging differences over U.S. plans to deploy a missile defense system in Europe.
``While there are some areas of disagreement I know there are other areas where we can work together,'' Bush said following his meeting with the Russian leader at the Group of Eight industrial nations summit in Toyako, Japan.
Medvedev said he and Bush will ``build on the relationship'' between the two nations in the remaining months of the U.S. president's term.
The meeting, which lasted more than an hour, was the first between the two since Medvedev took over from Vladimir Putin in May. They met previously when Bush traveled to Russia in April for talks with Putin on U.S. plans to install a missile-defense system in Eastern Europe.
Ganymede 07-07-08, 01:31 PM Hurricane Katrina is all Bush's fault. It's part of his master plan. Seriously...:D
And 911 is all Bill Clinton's fault. Right?
OilIsMastery 07-07-08, 02:49 PM And 911 is all Bill Clinton's fault. Right?
I wouldn't expect a Democrat to know who Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda are, so yes, it was Bill Clinton's fault.
pjdude1219 07-07-08, 03:24 PM I wouldn't expect a Democrat to know who Osama Bin Laden and Al Qaeda are, so yes, it was Bill Clinton's fault.
so how do you warn some one of a person and group you have never heard of?
synthesizer-patel 07-07-08, 04:27 PM so how do you warn some one of a person and group you have never heard of?
or, in fact warn of a group that doesn't even exist
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