Blueshoe wrote: » That makes no sense
BorneTobyWilde wrote: » "I would take the opportunity to warn against hasty conclusions, against attempts to lay the blame at the door of those we don't like," the agency quoted Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov as saying. "Lately we have been seeing a strengthening campaign of political, psychological and military pressure on Iran. We wouldn't want the events that have just happened, which are tragic and shook the world oil market, to be used speculatively to further aggravate the situation in an anti-Iranian sense," Ryabkov was quoted as saying. It's so Russia that did it. At first he says ''I would take the opportunity to warn against hasty conclusions, against attempts to lay the blame at the door of those we don't like,'' And the says ''We wouldn't want the events that have just happened, which are tragic and shook the world oil market, to be used speculatively to further aggravate the situation in an anti-Iranian sense, But why put that bit in the middle, to stoke the fiire ' IT WAS TRAGIC LOL AND SHOOK THE WORLD OIL MARKET, FIGHT FIGHT FIGHT '' He talks of hasty conclusions and then called incident tragic, and it shook the world . So deliberately bombing hospitals in Syria is not tragic. A fender bender on a ship is though.
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » actually it does Everyone expected Russia to back Iran in this. But they haven't in fact they have gone so far as to say Iran should not expect their Support. They have all but out and out given support for the US in this. Russia and Iran are not friends. Russia has long hated Iran for supporting terrorist networks all throughout the middle east. Iran has been involved in the Syrian civil war. Russian intervention in the Syrian civil war happened in 2015 and they have been there ever since. So in a way ...Iran and Russia are already fighting each other. Russia has been WAAY more involved in Syria than even Israel. Israel's official position is neutrality in the Syrian conflict. Russia has been trying to get them involved more for a long time.This is totally Russia's style ..and it would benefit them.
Franz Von Peppercorn II wrote: » So if it’s not Dallas oilmen it’s the Russians. And the Russians gain what from this? Nothing. Where are the crazies coming from?
Annd9 wrote: » They are on the same side in the Syrian conflict , not that it makes them allies .
Richard Hillman wrote: » Easy. Twas The Saudis.
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » Israel is not the warmonger you think they are. The govt can't afford to be. It's electorate is the army. They go to war their voters DIE. They just live beside crazy countries with zero concern for human rights i.e Syria Iraq Jordan.
ILoveYourVibes wrote: » No they ARE NOT. It's not that simple. If that were true. Israel and Iran would be on the same side. Clearly that is not the case.
The Phantom Jipper wrote: » .
kneemos wrote: » Trump inner circle plan I'd say. Elections are coming up and nothing Garner's votes like bombing the Arabs.
Kermit.de.frog wrote: » A U.S drone has been shot down overnight in international air space in the Strait of Hormuz by an Iranian S2A missile.
Blueshoe wrote: » 1) do you have intelligence that says different or was it on a YouTube video? 2) in the short term possibly. But again for the greater good
Dog Man Star wrote: » Trump won the swing states by 77,000 votes in total in 2016. Clinton won the popular vote by 2.8M votes. Trump will lose the 2020 election by a landslide, as the Republicans lost the 2018 elections by enormous margins. No one wants to say this, but he has zero chance of being re-elected, not a hope in hell.
archer22 wrote: » Well done Iran...pity there wasn't a warmongering yank in it.
Sonny noggs wrote: » You understand what a drone is, right?
