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Re: Iran, I ran so far away - flock of seagulls

Reply #60
@Gointocarlton‍ me too, I have several Iranian colleagues, some Catholic who fled and others Muslim who also fled. They still have family back there living in tyranny.

Fanatics have no allies, if you aren't for them you are against them, and you can become against them at any moment, and the tyranny in Iran is truly fanatical. One colleague I had a few years back, who has now moved OS, even had to take steps to avoid being pursued by foreign agents.
"Extremists on either side will always meet in the Middle!"

 

Re: Iran, I ran so far away - flock of seagulls

Reply #61
Gee, the AI crap around this is conflict is abolutely ridiculous.
Most of it is easy to pick.
Just about all of it is propaganda.

But sifting through it all I'm not sure the 'special military operation' is going exactly to US/Israel expectations.
Is this the rock the 'Don and his minions' perishes on

Actually, the question is..."Is there actually a plan?"

The administration seems to be all over the shop with some of their comments.

Re: Iran, I ran so far away - flock of seagulls

Reply #62
There's a concept of a plan.

Re: Iran, I ran so far away - flock of seagulls

Reply #63
Get the feeling this war is all about expanding the borders of a certain country, covetous eyes being turned towards someone else's orange groves and olive orchards...
DrE is no more... you ok with that harmonica man?

Re: Iran, I ran so far away - flock of seagulls

Reply #64
yeah its the Denis denuto vibe.

Its mabo its just the vibe. It seemed like the right thing to do, you know bomb a country. 
"everything you know is wrong"

Paul Hewson

Re: Iran, I ran so far away - flock of seagulls

Reply #65
Surely the main plan is to get Epstein off the front pages again.....

He'll run out of targets soon enough.
This is now the longest premiership drought in the history of the Carlton Football Club - more evidence of climate change?