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Put Up Your NukesPosted on Apr 9, 2008
Iranian President and up-and-coming schoolyard brawler Mahmoud Ahmadinejad declared in a televised address Wednesday his country’s willingness to “bloody the enemy’s nose” in order to defend its national sovereignty. At issue is Iran’s controversial nuclear program, which Ahmadinejad has declared is negotiable only with U.N. nuclear officials, not the politicized Security Council.
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By sowhat, April 10 at 12:57 pm # Who says they are building nuclear weapons! And look who is talking - the Western powers and Israel, all armed to the teeth with the very weapons they don’t want others to have. The world will be a better place without the USA always interfering in sovereign countries’ policy making. If the USA and UK signed the non proliferation treaty it would be a good first step towards disarming the world. What arrogance - maybe they do need “a slap in the face” to see their double standards.
By EndAllWars, April 9 at 10:53 pm # How dare he...How dare he claim the right to defend his country? How dare he question our right to preemptively strike his or any other nation at will? Who the hell does he think he is to demand something other than dollar for their oil which we need to put in our gas guzzlers so we drive to Wal-Mart and buy more China-made stuff with money we borrowed from… China? He is obviously a threat to our national security and our way of life by daring to do all that. He’s truly a nutjob. That’s why we must keep all options on the table, even though the “all” part of the “all options” may imply “many” options, in reality we’re only considering one option. We, sane. He, insane.
By joe, April 9 at 5:21 pm # sensorshipWhen is Truthdig going to stop censoring people’s comments that it does not agree with??!!
By Joe, April 9 at 2:37 pm # Re: Boo AhmadinejaD..Please enlighten us on the brevity of the good old US of A!!! (Thruthdig please post my comments this time..please I need answers.)
By weather, April 9 at 12:01 pm # What do N.Korea, Venezuela and Iran have in common? They, like the former Iraq wish to trade Oil and goods in Euros not Dollars. Add Your Comment |
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