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I don't think Americans care about Iran, nor is there much desire to "intervene" in any way over there. This isn't 2002, when the push for the Iraq war had real political momentum, along with passionate popular support. All that is just absent. Efforts to stir up the public to care about "Iran" as an issue have flopped more or less completely.
Absolutely. We KNOW Ayatollah loves us in spite of his harsh words, writings, teaching and many speeches. He may be tough on the outside, but inside he's a sweetie.
I won't be surprised if on the next season he will be on dancing with the stars. Just wait and see.
They'd work hard to get a nuke only to give it away?
Make sense of that.
If they get to the point that they are a nuclear power, it's not like they will be limited to only having 1 nuke. And I don't think they'd give away their first nuke.
If they get to the point that they are a nuclear power, it's not like they will be limited to only having 1 nuke. And I don't think they'd give away their first nuke.
It's a long-term problem, not a short-term one.
Well, hopefully it's not a short-term one.
Pakistan is more fanatical than Iran can dream of being. Why haven't they given away a nuke? They have several.
Yes. That's what they do over there. That we do not understand them and their ways is why we need to stay out of things.
Saddam didn't have nuclear weapons and was nowhere close to having them. He couldn't let on that he didn't though because he had to keep up the tough front. We've had idiots calling for us to invade North Korea because of their constant "threats". Get some thicker skin and mind your own business.
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