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Just out of curiosity, how many of you would willingly give up his/her life to kill this guy? If you knew that you would die, but also knew that he would die, too, would it be worth it to you? As a Christian, I know that murder is wrong, but this doesn't qualify as murder, in my opinion. Not all killing is murder, after all. It would be justice and the prevention of evil on a scale unseen in human history. He's going to do it if he gets the chance and SOMEONE somewhere has to step up and stop it.

Killing that lunatic won't stop anything. He was installed through a rigged election by the mullahs who really call the shots in Iran. He's spouting off because that's what they want. You want to change the way things are over there? Take out the mullahs. The overall population is restless and tired of the strict religious rule. They actually protested after whatever his name was installed as President. I have a feeling that is the solution Israel will come to.

Killing that lunatic won't stop anything.>>>>>>>>>

It has gone beyond any sigle kill solution.

Note this from the Jewish World Review April 7th, describing an axis in the same shade of WWII's:

[http://jewishworldreview.com/0406/glick040706.php3]

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In February Canada's Globe and Mail published a report where Lebanese parliament member for Hizbullah terror group Hussein Hajj Hassan declared that on January 20 the Islamist axis was formally cemented in Damascus. The parley which brought about the entente was led by Ahmadinejad and attended by axis members, Syrian President Bashar Assad, Hizbullah chief Hassan Nasrallah, Hamas chief Khaled Mashal, Islamic Jihad chief Ramadan Abdullah Shalah and the commanders of PLO breakaway front groups. Iraqi Shiite terror chief Muqtada al-Sadr also pledged his allegiance to the axis. The jihad summit took place five days before the Palestinian elections and on the same day a suicide bomb exploded in Tel Aviv. Unquote