StopIranWar.com
3 ratings since posting on Thursday, March 29, 2007
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Maybe this war wouldn't happen if the truth could get out as to why there is sabre rattling in the first place. It isn't because Iran is developing nuclear technology... there are lots of countries doing that and the US isn't huffing and puffing at their doors. It's also not because they have an "evil dictator"; lots of other countries (including the US) have one of those. All the reasons the media give for the US posturing and warring overseas right now are diversions to the reality that the US dollar is losing its clout. The Axis of Evil was labeled thus just after they all stopped trading their oil in US Dollars. These current wars are an attempt to keep the US economy from collapsing. But don't believe me... Look it up for yourself and spread the word. - 07VH , posted 05/02/07 |
 Diplomacy is so tough. Must be like high pressure sales and russian roulette. - (Mr) , posted 05/02/07 |
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All Americans want to stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons and interfering on the ground inside Iraq. Yet President Bush’s saber rattling gives the US little additional leverage to engage and dissuade Iran, and, more than likely, simply accelerates a dangerous slide into war. The United States can do better than this. Whatever the pace of Iran’s nuclear efforts, in the give and take of the Administration’s rhetoric and accusations, we are approaching the last moments to head off looming conflict. Cannot the world’s most powerful nation deign speak to the resentful and scheming regional power that is Iran? Can we not speak of the interests of others, work to establish a sustained dialogue, and seek to benefit the people of Iran and the region? Could not such a dialogue, properly conducted, begin a process that could, over time, help realign hardened attitudes and polarizing views within the region? And isn’t it easier to undertake such a dialogue now, before more die, and more martyrs are created to feed extremist passions? - Forest , posted 03/29/07 |
