[familyop]

Go to PalestineFacts.org.

Scroll down the page to "Military Provocation By Arab Countries and Soviet Disinformation," then see the following text.

"At the same time, and unknown to the Israelis, the Soviet Union mounted a disinformation campaign pushing Egypt to join Syria against Israel. At that time, the Soviets were providing military and economic aid to both Syria and Egypt. On May 13, 1967 a Soviet parliamentary delegation visited Cairo and informed the Egyptian leaders that Israel had concentrated eleven to thirteen brigades along the Syrian border in preparation for an assault within a few days, with the intention of overthrowing the revolutionary Syrian Government. This was a complete fabrication designed by the Soviets to destabilize the Middle East. Similar false information may have been given to Egypt by the Soviets as early as May 2."

[prophetic]

so let me get this straight.

Bush & Putin are 'friends' as depicted by those photos at the Bush ranch right?

But with 'friends' like these who needs enemies in times like these?

[jerryem]

The U.S. asked Russia to end its cooperation with Iran???? Never get anything right, they should be helping them.But at the same time continually reminding the Iranian people that Russia helped Ukraine build Chernobyl

[MetalHeadConservative35]

im just curious, but isnt there a way to allow them to have a powerplant, and still keep the weapons option from happening ?

[The KG9 Kid]

In the event that it becomes another Chernobyl, screw 'em.

I don't even like to think that we gave aid and comfort to these lunatics that haven't even got the capability to pull their own grandmothers out from under the ruins of a city made of dried mud after an earthquake strikes.

[Herakles]

In that case, maybe we should go ahead and build an N-Plant for the Chechnyian rebels! What goes around comes around.

[ARCADIA]

Well bells, we have been here before. Lets just inform the Russians that we will treat any nuclear attack launched by Iran as having originated in Moscow, and then launch a new program to add another 20,000 MREVs of our own targeted at both countries. $5 will get you $10 that Putin will soon develop another opinion.

[Joe Boucher]

Russia is playing a dangerous game wanting iran to have nukes so close to moscow.
And what happens when Iran decides to help the rebel muslims within russia?

[R.W.Ratikal]

Russia helping Iran is to be expected. Not for one minuet do I believe that Iran has the ability to develope nucks without outside help.

I wouldn't trust Russia as far as I could throw the Krimlin.

[DustyMoment]

I would love to see this backfire big time inPutin's face - after Iran uses his N-plant to blow up Moscow. Perhaps then he'll understand what the phrase "terrorist nation" means.

For now, he's simply taking Ruissia back in time - back to those wonderful, nostalgic days of the USSR and the Cold War.

[No.6]

"MOSCOW: Russia on Thursday rejected a US call for Moscow to end its cooperation with Iran in constructing the Bushehr nuclear power plant."

This is the part where we ought to step back and say "OK, Pooty, you're part of Iran's plans, fine. Anything stupid Armeni-jihad does is now 100% your responsibility. If Iran, some time in the future, announces it has a nuclear weapon, or just goes ahead and uses one, we'll treat it as if Russia had launched a nuclear attack."

Good old cold-war proclamation.

I think at that point you'd see Russia exercise some better discretion. Right now, IMO, Russia's playing the same deal against us that we did with the old USSR; make the other guy spend money they can't afford. They've even advanced the practice, since they've got their proxies forcing us to spend money rather than trying to do it themselves.