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To: Monterrosa-24

Can you explain why any of this is our problem?
Thanks


25 posted on 03/03/2014 12:33:55 PM PST by Lorianne (fedgov, taxporkmoney)
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To: Lorianne
“...why any of this is our problem?...”

Because it is in the interest of America to try to contain global conflicts peacefully. Because nuclear warheads going off produce fallout far and wide. Iran is also very interested in the Crimea, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. If you check out the cities of Agdam and Fuzuli in Azerbaijan-Armenian conflictive areas you will see that a high stakes game has already been played out with 99 percent of all structures destroyed in those two cities. No nukes were used but there is a dangerous mix of bribes, oil wealth, Jihad, and nuclear power at hand.

I'm not advocating troops on the ground but we need to support those who can resist Jihad (more difficult is finding those who can repeatedly resist bribes).

33 posted on 03/03/2014 12:52:31 PM PST by Monterrosa-24 ( ...even more American than a French bikini and a Russian AK-47.)
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To: Lorianne

Everyone should use Google Earth to look at those two cities I mentioned. Agdam and Fuzuli can be found west-southwest of the Caspian Sea’s famous port of Baku. All the villages between and around those cities have also been destroyed. The devastation is evident when one zooms in a bit. Ukraine, Armenia, and Georgia are bulwarks against the spread of Jihad. Jihad is a growing threat to the United States and it is more a threat now than during the 9/11 attacks.


37 posted on 03/03/2014 1:00:00 PM PST by Monterrosa-24 ( ...even more American than a French bikini and a Russian AK-47.)
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