Anonymous wrote:
Keep your eye on the end game.
There were hundreds of thousands of deaths in Iraq following the toppling of Saddam, due to lawlessness and the complete destruction of state services and infrastructure.
We may celebrate the death of autocratic leaders but the big problem is what follows after their death - the transition to a new, stable government.
This is what the US had always had trouble with. American leaders just don’t care what happens to innocent civilians in foreign lands , no matter what they say, and even if they used their “ liberation” as a pretext for war.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope everyone realizes now that anything that happens to Israeli jews or Israel in the future will be deserved. Not by their actions but by their eagerness to continually tell the world they deserve to be able to genocide people. Actions can always be argued about whether they were necessary but words come straight from the psyche.
WTH are you even talking about? The Iranian people are celebrating.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope everyone realizes now that anything that happens to Israeli jews or Israel in the future will be deserved. Not by their actions but by their eagerness to continually tell the world they deserve to be able to genocide people. Actions can always be argued about whether they were necessary but words come straight from the psyche.
Are you crying about Khomeini?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hope everyone realizes now that anything that happens to Israeli jews or Israel in the future will be deserved. Not by their actions but by their eagerness to continually tell the world they deserve to be able to genocide people. Actions can always be argued about whether they were necessary but words come straight from the psyche.
Are you crying about Khomeini?
NP. No. But nor would I cry about an end to zionism.