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To: faludeh_shirazi

We have no quarrel with the majority of Iranians. We had no quarrel with the majority of Iraqis. Iran is allegedly on the brink of overthrowing the mullahs - if we had the proper number of CIA agents on the ground in Iran, we could aid in getting rid of the islamofacists running the country w/o having to drop a bomb.


16 posted on 07/17/2004 7:20:18 PM PDT by Endeavor
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To: Endeavor
We have no quarrel with the majority of Iranians. We had no quarrel with the majority of Iraqis. Iran is allegedly on the brink of overthrowing the mullahs - if we had the proper number of CIA agents on the ground in Iran, we could aid in getting rid of the islamofacists running the country w/o having to drop a bomb.

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I agree that in Iran we could probably forment revolution in the student movement (supply some military equipment operated by volunteer retired military personel (you know, they guys that got early retirement a week before signing up), throw them some cash and intelligence and let them have at it. Nice, clean way for both parties involved since the Iranians will be able to take control themselves, we won't be supplying troops, and the mullahs are toast). One point where I disagree however is that we need to spend about 48 hours straight dropping bomb after bomb on their nuclear facilities (about 100x what is needed to destroy it) so that there can be absolutely no doubt about the firepower we can bring to bear in the minds of the rest of the world, and to ensure that we make it abundantly clear that we will not tolerate nuclear weapons in the hands of terrorists or terrorist supporters.

34 posted on 07/17/2004 9:09:20 PM PDT by sc2_ct
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