[JohnGalt]

Benito12 still clamoring for more wars, go figure.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

I think we would do a lot better to recite the known facts about Iran every day, and give the Iranian people the support they deserve: round-the-clock broadcasting to encourage them to be brave, money to support potential strikes in the country’s crucial oil and gas and textile industries, communications toys like satellite phones so that they can communicate with one another when the regime shuts down the cells, as was done last summer on the eve of an announced national strike.

BUMP

[nuconvert]

Great post !

"...we are at war with a group of tyrants who sponsor a network of terrorists. Our most potent weapon against them is their own people, who hate them and wish to be free. We don’t need to invade Iran or Syria or Saudi Arabia, but we certainly need to support the calls for freedom coming from within those tyrannical countries."

AMEN !

[McGavin999]

Patience Michael, we can only do so many things at one time. People tend to think we're only doing Iraq, that's a far cry from the truth. We've got people all over the world hunting down the terrorists. When Iraq becomes a little more stable we will turn our attention to other things.

We are counting on the Iranian people understanding that. We are counting on them to trust that we won't forget them, haven't forgotten them, and when the time is right, we will be there for them. Will they be there for us?

[Tailgunner Joe]

bttt

[billbears]

Iran is ready for democratic revolution, and it is the key to the terror network

I thought Iraq was the key to the terror network....

[society-by-contract]

Our enemies in Damascus, Tehran and Riyadh are all tyrants, which is their common denominator.

The common denominator is that these people use the state as thier preferred means of collective action.