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[Whatanews4u.Sports] BBC - Mark Mardell's America: Has the Iranian fist unclenched?: Iran continued it's policies I think because of Saddam and then Bush.Iraq under Saddam and Iran were fearful of each other.After we went into Afghanistan and Iraq,Bush was threatening their country.I think the Israel spew is just that,for votes and to pacify Religious Right(like abortion here).Now there is a new president of US and they guessed wrong with regards to nuclear program but won't admit it.They are a proud people most former colonies are like ourselves when UN or foreign countries try to tell us things we get defensive.Talks would work if you ask instead of demand.As for China their central Government is weakening.There are Labor,Environmental,Civil Rights movements all going on at one time.The government is just trying to keep employment and development moving,but at great costs to it's people.They have their own problems.Almost every class and region in China is discontent except the rich class that is growing there at a cost to everyone else.Those military marches are to impress and keep their own people in line,not to scare Western nations.They need resources and infrastructure that's why they need to keep selling goods and keeping wages low so they can invest in foreign resources and their own development they have a Billion people to modernize from the dark ages.However they don't understand World Market and maintaining balance to circulate resources from one country to another.

[Next Great Player] Next Great Player » Iran - What is the best way to prevent Iran ...: However you will find that if Israel decides to destroy the Iranian oil fields, Saudi Arabia will say that it’s aircraft radar mysteriously went down just about the time that Israeli Aircraft flew over territory of Saudi Arabia.

[Arab News Blog] Arab News Blog » MUST READ: "The power, and threat, of Iran": Neither the imploded Soviet Union nor Sunni Iraq at war with a U.S.-led coalition was in a position any longer to contain an emergent Iran. As a consequence, Iran’s place as a preeminent —

[Google Religion Video] Protester Attacked by Representative of Iranian Regime in NYC of ...: And, believe me, it is really hard for Persian nation (including Iranians) to be considered Arabs (not that I am against any races). Turkish are calling all of our scientific heritage and culture theirs (At UN Turkish PM named our scientists as Turks!)

[DoD Buzz] DoD Buzz | Iran Nukes Make Strange Bedfellows: That is what the DIA and CIA folks are getting paid to assess and I don’t frankly know much about our analysis of Israeli intent. But the public signs seem pretty clear that a strike has been planned and could be executed at any time, especially when you take into account the fact that senior Pentagon officials have been warning the Israelis against such a move and are privately deeply concerned that their message is not being taken as seriously as it might be.

[Investor's Business Daily - Politics RSS] Investors.com - Bibi Is A Persian's Best Friend: I am very very glad that Bibi stands between us and the Iranian regime...whereas Obama will kowtow to the Iranians and try to "negotiate" their not producing nuclear weapons, Bibi and the Jews will not hesitate to level their nuclear production facilities...and we won't even hear about it until it is a done deal. God Bless and Save Isreal.

[Welcome To Jim Sinclair's MineSet] Recommended Reading From Harry Schultz : Welcome To Jim Sinclair's ...: As implausible as such a scenario may sound, Iran’s asymmetrical retaliatory capabilities would spread mayhem up and down the entire Persian Gulf, from the Strait of Hormuz (25 percent of the world’s daily oil needs) where Iran’s seaborne Revolutionary Guards could sink a supertanker, to hundreds of missiles and rockets aimed at U.S. warships in the Gulf, to skullduggery by Hamas and Hezbollah throughout the Middle East. This week, Iran’s well-publicized barrage of short- and medium-range missiles was designed to demonstrate the harm Iran could inflict on its own.

[Washington Matters] Could the U.S. Win a Cold War With Iran - Washington Matters ...: That would not only mean Hezbollah and Hamas strikes on Israel, but also attacks on U.S. forces in Iraq and Afghanistan by Revolutionary Guard-backed insurgents. U.S. Arab allies around the Persian Gulf, particularly Saudi Arabia, could expect Iranian-supported uprisings among their Shiite minorities.

[Arab News Blog] Arab News Blog » Obama pwns Bush-Cheney on Iran; First day of ...: Tehran Islamic Republic of Iran News Network Television (IRINN) in Persian at 1636 GMT began a live relay of a news conference by Iran’s Supreme Security Council secretary Sa’id Jalili in Geneva following the 5+1 nuclear talks. The news conference was also broadcast live by Press TV and Al-Alam TV.

[Reuters Columns] Reuters Columns » Blog Archive » Iran, the day-after problem | Blogs |: Israel and the sanctions lobby have used strategic ambiguity about Israel’s military intentions to push western, especially European governments, into taking a harder line, with serious talk now about targeting Iran’s imports of refined oil products to exploit the country’s reliance on imported gasoline. Even in the absence of a tough UN-authorised sanctions regime, the United States and the EU now seem prepared to impose stringent sanctions unilaterally (targeting not only the gasoline imports themselves but the network of banks, insurers and shippers facilitating them). 

[eChurchWebsites Christian Blog covering the news, politics, media, law, religion, science, medical, education, internet, technology and more for the Church] Unnoticed Anniversary: Rome Fell 1600 Years Ago; Greeks Beat ...: As one of the relatively few people who can claim direct descent from the Persian Empire’s beneficiaries (King Cyrus of Persia ended the Babylonian exile of the Jews and allowed the rebuilding of the Temple in Jerusalem) and from the Roman Empire’s victims (since it killed and exiled my ancestors after the capture of Jerusalem following the great revolt there) I can appreciate counter-arguments regarding Persia’s tolerance and Rome being an aggressive and often repressive dictatorship, too.

[Prophecy Updates and Commentary] Prophecy Updates and Commentary » Blog Archive » CHINA, NORTH ...: Iran’s nuclear facilities because they want Iran to have an excuse to fire salvos of sizzler cruise missiles at US naval ships in the Persian Gulf. If American intelligence agencies know where these sizzler missiles are based on Iran’s side of the Persian Gulf, they better tell the US military because those sizzler bases need to be destroyed in the opening act of any strike at Iran’s nuclear facilities.

[Antiwar.com Blog] Ron Paul on the Anti-Iran Hysteria « Antiwar.com Blog: Given the historical record, Cuba in the Spanish-American war, our tragic intervention in WW1 which led directly to the disastrous treaty of Versailles, which led to Lenin, Stalin, Hitler, and WW2, our equally disastrous intervention in WW2 which led to the Iron Curtain and the Cold War, etc, I would say that any country that desires freedom is better off giving the USA a wide berth indeed.

[Commentaries] Commentaries » Blog Archive » Iran, the day-after problem | Blogs |: and the Strait of Hormuz remains one of the world's principal oil routes. So Iran has plenty of retaliation options.

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