New war soon to come?

Iran & Israel with US help

Just been reading a danish artikel about some tension between Iran & Israel
So are wo gonna see a new war soon?

It seems like Iran is making atomic weapons...
The US is trying to make Iran stop the production of this kinds of weapons diplomatically. But if it failes. The US havent denied an military action can happen.

This is going to very bad, if they got the nukes ready.

I think its only a matter of time before we see another war, the US is dragging its ppl into

What do you think is going to happen?

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Reply #1 Top
sure. we're dragging people in, THAT must be why we're doing all this diplomatic talk, plausible deniability HOW COULD I HAVE NOT SEEN THAT?  
multi, dont worry. we only pick on super-easy targets. Iran poses an annoyance, so we're trying our best to get him to stop

and if he did fire nukes? hah. we have enough accurate missles to knock Russia's whole stock out of the sky. Iran's pathetic system isnt a concern.

and then retaliation, the middle east becomes Earth's second moon.
Reply #2 Top
and then retaliation, the middle east becomes Earth's second moon.

LMAO

Well its not that im afraid. But im kinda getting sick about all those wars.
But i guess the more war we see. The sooner there wont be any more ppl to kill.
And tell the president of yours. To not send in ppl. Just nuke it..

I just want a peaceful world like paradise where we all can run around naked and singing coom ba ya...


Well erm... peaceful would be nice. But we will properly never see it happen
Reply #3 Top
knock Russia's whole stock out of the sky


Dont be so sure Schem

the middle east becomes Earth's second moon.


Are we trying to achieve the blame of throwing our Earth into the Sun or something?

In my opinion its only a little time before Vietman happens all over again, war demonstration and everything else, the whole package.

I just dont see why the UN doesnt intervene or kick Iran out. According to their 'laws' no one besides the Big Eight is allowed to have nuclear weapons
Reply #4 Top
In my opinion its only a little time before Vietman happens all over again, war demonstration and everything else, the whole package

we lack the social instability for such
Dont be so sure Schem

wouldn't be without warrent.
I just dont see why the UN doesnt intervene or kick Iran out

because they are a bunch of passive fence-sitting snipers who get an erotic kick out of watching us kick the asses of the bad guys that they are too weak to fight themselves.
did I mention that they're European?
yeah, I guess I did   
(I hate European politics, they do everything indirectly without conflict... nothing gets done that way)

I'm such an ass. but to clarify
I prefer cowboy politics to the passivity of the central-West
Reply #5 Top
wouldn't be without warrent.

Which means you arent, since you have no warrent

we lack the social instability for such


Really now.

Anyways I found this video its perfect for you. Cold hearted capatalism to the max eh Schem?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q-lEATP-9Y

Reply #6 Top
Which means you arent, since you have no warrent

quite obviously I am, so deducive logic proves my point.
Cold hearted capatalism to the max eh Schem?

bleeding heart liberal wants to save the world?
Really now.

have you seen how pathetically dependant our "up and coming" are? the school JUST ACROSS TOWN from my house ASKED!!! ASKED!!! ASKED to disobey the law. and guess what? the parents and administrators endorsed it!

"oh look, our children are doing democracy the right way! ASKING before they break the law, aw how cute"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q-lEATP-9Y

every time a new disease is identified and treated, the GDP goes up
every time you find comfort in fresh bedsheats, the GDP goes up
every time a cancer patient gets early treatment, the GDP goes up
every time your parents bring home money to pay for your food, the GDP goes up

you blind, bleeding heart "save the world" liberal. thats all I can say, really.
Reply #7 Top
You selfish, arrogant, and coniving capatalist.

Its what I expected you to say.

Plus, you dont get its meaning anyway, watch the last part again.


Reply #8 Top
obviously I'm missing some very very subtle thing here. Oil spills would occur anyway, forests get cut down anyhow (and we replant them, not as good as the original but, meh) and that cancer patient? how the hell do you plan to stop it.
Reply #9 Top
Its the fact that negative things act as a boost to the GPA, at the end where he person says "Economists need to learn to subtract". I know it propoganda, but if fits.
Reply #10 Top

(I hate European politics, they do everything indirectly without conflict... nothing gets done that way)

because, you know, invading small ME countries seems to be a very effective tactic.

But, I doubt the missles will start flying, seeing how isreal has the best missle defense network know to man. Iran knows better. Besides, there's still the principle of Mutually Assured Destruction, which should make either country think better of attacking.

That and the fact that whoever starts will soon have a "peacekeeping" force on their doorstep.
Reply #11 Top
Its the fact that negative things act as a boost to the GPA, at the end where he person says "Economists need to learn to subtract". I know it propoganda, but if fits.

obviously then, you're ad misses the point of everything.
true the oil spill is bad, but the GDP doesn't go up because of it (not as much as a safe arrival, anyhow)
trees we replant
cancer diagnosis is a good thing, not a bad thing.

its propoganda, and its also blind to obvious facts. this is another reason why I'm a republican. at least when they do sneaky things, people find out about it instead of playing blind into their hands.
because, you know, invading small ME countries seems to be a very effective tactic

the honest truth is that its the only effective way to deal with an amorphous enemy.
That and the fact that whoever starts will soon have a "peacekeeping" force on their doorstep

I'm sure like we did with Lebanon.
Israel has too much of a hand in all wallets for us to interfere with them. Iran notsomuch.
there's still the principle of Mutually Assured Destruction

MAD only works when both forces have enough nuclear capacity to blow up the major centers of the world.
Israel has that, but they wouldn't attack us. and Iran doesn't have the capacity as of yet.
Reply #12 Top
Iran has a mad man as leader, so someone has to stop him from having nuclear power, so well i think is ok to ee.uu to kick their ass, and well since they are gonna make the dirty work, they can keep oil, and the rest.

UN are pussy's, they don't have power and when heat get up they leave war zones. As for Europe nations well they situation is more difficult, since in Europe there is no oil. They depend a lot on ME countries, so attacking openly a nation like Iran they would upset other nations friendly to Iran, most of this nations swim in oil, so they would see they oil cut off.

And well truly i could not care less ,while they don't use nuclear weapons or biological and hurt the rest of the world, they could kill between then.
Reply #13 Top
i agree that the Iran leaderm seems like a mad man.

I like that the US is the "man" enough to take action against such treats.
I see, and i think more in the EU, think of US as becomming more of a world police.

Ofcourse the US is not perfect, but atleast they do something.
And if its true what some ppl say that the US is taking irak's oil. I say SO WHAT. They are risking there lives. The least thing they can have in return is some oil to pay back to the lost ppl and the expenses.
The UN could learn a few things from the US.

It just sadens me, that its always the US, that are doing the hard parts

s bit offtopic:
How come stardock employs, never speak in theys (theys the right word?) kind of discussions? its against some rules? just curious
Reply #14 Top
stardock's not stupid. You me are essentially noone, but you can't go and make political statements when you're Devs.


because, you know, invading small ME countries seems to be a very effective tactic

the honest truth is that its the only effective way to deal with an amorphous enemy.


True, but not a very good solution to a war between two countries. And we all agree that it could have been more subtly. ie. not declaring war on afghnistan, but helping them get rid of al'qaida


That and the fact that whoever starts will soon have a "peacekeeping" force on their doorstep

I'm sure like we did with Lebanon.


Hmmm. got a point there...


there's still the principle of Mutually Assured Destruction

MAD only works when both forces have enough nuclear capacity to blow up the major centers of the world.
Israel has that, but they wouldn't attack us. and Iran doesn't have the capacity as of yet.


That we know of. Besides, who said you had to use nuclear weapons? there's three letters in ABC/NBC and it need not be total destruction.


Reply #15 Top
not declaring war on afghnistan, but helping them get rid of al'qaida

thats why its the war "in" afghanistan. not "on"
That we know of. Besides, who said you had to use nuclear weapons? there's three letters in ABC/NBC and it need not be total destruction.

the only efficient delivery systems are by missle. and we can counter that easily
I like that the US is the "man" enough to take action against such treats.
I see, and i think more in the EU, think of US as becomming more of a world police.

Ofcourse the US is not perfect, but atleast they do something.
And if its true what some ppl say that the US is taking irak's oil. I say SO WHAT. They are risking there lives. The least thing they can have in return is some oil to pay back to the lost ppl and the expenses.
The UN could learn a few things from the US.

It just sadens me, that its always the US, that are doing the hard parts

wow multi! nice.

you see I don't agree with a singular "world police" entity, but the Euros haven't been helping out, and they really are the only other people in such a position (that we favor anyhow, China tries to police a little more subtly)
Reply #16 Top
look at iraq, when the worst part was over. The UN send in its military.

I like the idea with the UN where smaller countrys like denmark, and other smaller once, that cant defend themself against evil nations. But if the UN cant do what they are ment to do, then i cant see whats the point.
Reply #17 Top
I agree with you Multi, all the way.
UN has self imposed bounds that it itself refuses to follow. they won't step into the war, but hell, they'll tell us what to do when we're in there.
Reply #18 Top
You can complain (rightly so) about the EU being disorganised but the UN is just 100 times worse.

The permanent members of its Security Council sell the UN's main enemies the damn weapons in the first place!

Passing referendums and going through diplomatic channels just will NOT work on dictators (it really just bought Saddam over a decade of time between the Gulf Wars to build up his military again).

The UN should learn from the League of Nations (its equally spineless predecessor before and during WW1) dictators pray on such organisations that think everything can be solved diplomatically, it would be nice, but there are people in the world to whom reason is laughable.

Now I think that the Second War in Iraq should never have happened, simply because Saddam should have been deposed in the 1990 conflict, when we had the chance, instead we gave him a decade more to torture his citizens and gas innocent people, there are some people for whom a hanging is too good.

And yes I agree, the US is the only country with the stones to do things about threats(even if the way its handled is open to some improvement (civilians in the crossfire)).
Reply #19 Top
yeah. diplomacy breaks down unless if everyone is either 1) on equal, or near equal footing, or 2) the people who are in the dumps don't have anything to hold over other people's heads (great example, Africa)

League of Nations

the only difference is that the UN orders the US around instead of ignoring them, and that the LoN never knew what a nuclear weapon was.
Reply #20 Top


"peacekeeping" force on their doorstep.


Yes, that dont have loaded guns, and even if they did they wouldnt be able to use them.

an amorphous enemy.


Seems Sherlock himself has grace our forums, you know they werent really there right? Guess you Watson after all.

UN are pussy's, they don't have power and when heat get up they leave war zones


They did have power though, in the 50s and 60s they organized several large military strikes coordinating dozens of nations(ie Korean War). However, these 'powers of intervention' have been suspended ever since the Soviet Union collapsed.

How come stardock employs, never speak in theys (theys the right word?) kind of discussions? its against some rules? just curious


Probably dont want to get angry and then misuse their moderator powers.

I like that the US is the "man" enough to take action against such treats.
I see, and i think more in the EU, think of US as becomming more of a world police.

Ofcourse the US is not perfect, but atleast they do something.
And if its true what some ppl say that the US is taking irak's oil. I say SO WHAT. They are risking there lives. The least thing they can have in return is some oil to pay back to the lost ppl and the expenses.
The UN could learn a few things from the US.

It just sadens me, that its always the US, that are doing the hard parts

wow multi! nice.

you see I don't agree with a singular "world police" entity, but the Euros haven't been helping out, and they really are the only other people in such a position (that we favor anyhow, China tries to police a little more subtly)


You disappoint me Multi.

To quote Randy Newmen, "No one likes us, and I dont know why... So lets drop the big, there would be no one left to blame us". The US does try its best, and that I think is the thing. Everone doesnt like to have to look up and stare at this giant nation having its way with the world. We are just a bit to arrogant in telling others what to do. Its always our way, no theirs. If we cooperate with anyone, they have to do it our way. That is one of the reasons I think most other powerful nations want it to be hindered.

In the beggining the UN did have powers, vast powers. Now they dont for the pure reason that there isnt a nuclear weapons crisis going on.
Reply #21 Top
Emp, I really do like how you assume the usage of the word "us" when talking about any nation that supports your point (Europe, US and Russia) but never about a contradictory point... its such a great piece of little psychiatry
Seems Sherlock himself has grace our forums, you know they werent really there right? Guess you Watson after all.

Osama in afghanistan???
yes, excuse my intellectual failings in not reasoning that ALL OF OUR DATA FROM A CUMULATIVE 100 COUNTRIES MUST BE FREAKING WRONG!!! what was i THINKING??? god smite me now...
in the 50s and 60s they organized several large military strikes coordinating dozens of nations(ie Korean War

dozens of nations... damn, odd how they all came from one place.
Probably dont want to get angry and then misuse their moderator powers

they probably have a policy, because obviously if they used their powers or angered us then they would lose customers and/or publicity.
In the beggining the UN did have powers, vast powers. Now they dont for the pure reason that there isnt a nuclear weapons crisis going on.

yes, but now that its not as simple as "blow shit up" or "dont blow shit up" and they actually have to get their feet dirty, they are as far away from conflict as possible.
and the shift had all to do with who was running the UN (USA or Europe) at the time, back then Europe was really sniffling off in its corner after WWI and II, we had to do everything.
US does try its best, and that I think is the thing. Everone doesnt like to have to look up and stare at this giant nation having its way with the world. We are just a bit to arrogant in telling others what to do. Its always our way, no theirs. If we cooperate with anyone, they have to do it our way. That is one of the reasons I think most other powerful nations want it to be hindered

at least you can admit that its pure jelousy.
Reply #22 Top
You disappoint me Multi

*evil look*
how am i that my oh greaty leader?
And who is Randy Newmen?

In the war on iraq, the UN as i remember said no to help out. But denmark, Great Britain, and others i dont remember. Said they would help the US. But ofcourse that was after the war was started.
But thoughs countrys did go against the wishes of the UN.

Some say, that we should have just "kidnap" (or what ever you wanna call it) Saddam.
But then there would have been alot more crasy ppl running around with bombs on there chests.
So i totaly support what the US have done. And i really hope they will kick a** if it comes to that with the Iran.

I dont like what a war does, but at times theres no other option. Some ppl have to be taken care of. For the greater good of our race.

Im even thinking about joining the military. Not because of shoot to kill. But what a soldier stands for. He is there to protect and serve his fellow ppl. Not just within his own country, but every country that needs help from what we see as "evil leaders"

Well evil leaders, might not be as evil as we think. They just want to tell every country, to stay out of there way. And that they can with nuclear weapons.
The problem as i see it, is the security, of keeping those weapons REALLY safe from the real "evil ppl" and that i see as a concern.
Reply #23 Top
*evil look*
how am i that my oh greaty leader?

*side hands multi a note*
consider the offer, I think you'll find it a bit more "satisfactory"
Well evil leaders, might not be as evil as we think

the question of an evil man is not the measures he is willing to take for his country, but the measures he takes for himself.
The problem as i see it, is the security, of keeping those weapons REALLY safe from the real "evil ppl" and that i see as a concern.

if Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (DAMN what a name) was not such a hotblooded, selfish, tunnelminded bastard, and could prove that he could keep security in his own country and AGREED to UN supervision, I wouldn't be half worried about it. but he IS a hotblooded, selfish arrogant tunnelminded bastard who is in the center of the worst security crisis (second only to unmonitored russy stockpiles) that civilization has known in AGES.
Reply #24 Top
Here is why a global organization such as the UN cannot have any real power:

If they did, then nobody would join.

Think about it. If you were the leader of a country, would you join an organization that had the power to deploy your military and tell you what to do and not to do? No. Or maybe you would but if they told you not to do something that you really wanted to then you would just drop out.

Also, what if it were the United States or Russia or some other nuclear power that were misbehaving? Who is going to stand up to them? I sure as hell wouldn't. If the rest of the world teamed up on them they could bring them down... but it would be VERY costly.



And Schem, we don't have a missile defense system that could protect us from an all out attack. Sure we have some interceptor missles here and there... but that is not nearly sufficient to stop everything. Stop kidding yourself.
Reply #25 Top
Think about it. If you were the leader of a country, would you join an organization that had the power to deploy your military and tell you what to do and not to do? No. Or maybe you would but if they told you not to do something that you really wanted to then you would just drop out.


As i said above. Denmark, United Kingdom and other countrys did go agaist the wishes of the UN, when the US was attacking iraq, and asked for help or was it just the countrys that just wanted to help? dont remember, and its not the point.
The point is that a few countrys did go agaist the UN wishes. But was are still in it...