Posted on 11/18/2006 10:15:36 AM PST by PghBaldy
In recent years the preference is for Papa Johns
For a second, I thought you included " Eastern Md."
I yelled out "It's about time !!"....woke the yorkie up.
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The US Navy has 4 carrier groups in the Persian Gulf, and Iran is fully aware of the power of those carrier groups.
"No wonder the friends of Iran Islamofacism, the rats of America, want GW out of power."
Nancee
I knew I wasnt seeing things
The question bubble head is whether our Task force is vulnerable to a first strike attack, rendering them useless in any posturing againts Iran.
EOM
Air and water temperature readings...
You are correct, I ment to say we declared war on Japan and attacked Germany, and abandoned MacArthur on the Phillipines to fend for himself, which led to the infamous Bataan Death March, which my Brother In Law survived.
The Secretary of Defense at the time said blithly; "There is a time for men to die"
$crew the state department, and all their political generals.
Great map, especially the flags.
"PS We were at peace when Japan launched a surprise attack,"
During the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, we were not, by definition, at peace.
Iran: The Americans have many weaknesses
Also in relation to what I previously stated concerning the energy markets and Iran the following news:
Sanctions could result in disruption of oil flows: Iran
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TEHRAN: The commander-in-chief of Iran's Revolutionary Guards said on Saturday imposing sanctions on Iran could result in the disruption of international oil flows through the strategic Gulf waterway. Yahya Rahim Safavi did not say how those flows would be affected but some Iranian officials have previously hinted Iran, the world's fourth largest oil exporter, could use oil as a weapon in its nuclear standoff. The Revolutionary Guards, the ideological wing of Iran's military, recently held several sets of war games in and around the Gulf, which were interpreted as muscle-flexing and a veiled threat about Iran's ability to disrupt shipping if pushed. |
After what they have been known to shell out for claw hammers, toilet seats, and coffee pots, I'm willing to let them outsource pizza...
Precisely. Let them think they are stealthy, especially if they are not.
I see Bagdhad as a primary (symbolic) target...
And Iraq rebuilding its government and country centered on ancient Babylon...
That would not surprise me...Wouldn't that be just a hoot!
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