Posted on 09/24/2007 2:46:49 PM PDT by knighthawk
U.S. can undercut the tyrant of Tehran by fueling a popular revolt inside Iran
This week, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad again darkens the doorstep of America to address the United Nations. There he is likely to express outrage that New York refused his request to visit Ground Zero.
Like that visit would have been, his speech will be designed to divert attention from what may be the most urgent question facing the international community - whether the apocalyptic leaders of the Islamic republic can be stopped from acquiring the nuclear weapons necessary to implement their pledge to wipe Israel off the map.
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Put him on an A310 and vector it into wake turbulence.
>U.S. can undercut the tyrant of Tehran by fueling a popular revolt inside Iran ...
Dream on.
“U.S. can undercut the tyrant of Tehran by fueling a popular revolt inside Iran”
I was there 2 years ago......truer words were never spokeN
Iranians, by and large, hate this zealot, wear USA t-shirts, and are NOT antagonistic towards America. Now, how do they get rid of this reprobate? Good question!
Improbable as it is, the only real hope of deposing the mullahs is a popular revolt (although I have doubts I’ll still be around if it ever does happen.)
The regular way would be fine.
If they want to live in the 13th century, it might be someones job periodically to reduce their infrastructure to exactly that. They won’t be allowed to get a nuclear weapon. The Isreali’s will not allow it. They went into Syria a few weeks ago, nowbody said boo, or they did but it fell on deaf ears.
The question is, we’re in Iraq, which is directly inbetween Isreal and Iran. What do we say to an Isreali over flight, near flight, we own that air space.
Kill Mahmood, not the people. About 60-70% wish they were in America......or at least, enjoyed our freedom.
The question was, "how do they (the Iranian people) get rid of (him)?
My answer stands.
There is no useful role for the US in the politics of Iran. Imanutjob has not (yet) risen to the level that I favor US agents killing him.
If Iranians want to do it, that's none of my business.
I doubt that very much.
Iran is like any other turd world country. Always there are visible, vocal, Westernized people who are constantly whispering in our (itching) ears that the people there really love America and are just waiting for us to commit resources and lives to putting THEM in power.
These people are a tiny minority afloat on a sea of bovine, borderline-retarded peasants who want to be whipped and who hate us.
We keep making the same foolish mistake over and over.
If 70% of Persians love us and want our freedom, let their males sack up and do what needs doing.
Until they do, it's just a pretty fairy tale.
sea surface to air guided missile
Undermine as in claymore?
“How we can bring him down (Ahmadinejad)”
As an adjunct....
A modern version of “Why We Fight”, with Akmed-whats-his-name,
Kim Jung Il (sp?) and other thugs as the targets of ridicule.
IIRC, Mr. Hitler never visited the USA.
Maybe Akmed-whats-his-name screwed up by coming to Columbia U.
And getting scrutiny in real time that might have even made Hitler meltdown.
Have you been there??
How would you like to go up against a government that will KILL YOU IF YOU OPENLY STRAY FROM THE NORM?
Look, most Americans are not well traveled.....I lived in Malaysia for 18 months, and was treated quite well. It is a muslim country. If you want to listen to Mahmood, or the people suffering under their repressive regime, do so. I know better.
“If 70% of Persians love us and want our freedom, let their males sack up and do what needs doing”
Take a flight over to Tehran, and try that yourself, Mr. Brave!
Kites around his helopad — today....
Kites around his helopad — today....
Kites around his helopad — today....
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