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    Posted: 17-Jul-2010 at 13:00
Patryk, it seems that we agree?

A bunch of very good posts by all!

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  Quote Cryptic Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17-Jul-2010 at 18:27
Originally posted by Patryk

I have no problem in believing that Iran will, with one hand, strike out at the Sunnis in Iraq while giving refuge to a Sunni fighter against the West with the other hand. 
Good points for any Sunni but Ben Ladin and his immediate Al Queda loyalists.  Providing low level shelter to Sunnis who attack NATO in Afghanistan is one thing, sheltering Ben Ladin as an individual is quite another.
 
Also, the younger Iranian generation has gotten very tired of endless confrontations with the "Great Satans", coming Holy Wars and martyrdom oppurtunities.  If the Iranian leadership were to shelter Ben Ladin and recklessly risk a conflict with the USA, it might be the "straw that broke the Mullah's backs".


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  Quote Patryk Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17-Jul-2010 at 18:53
Originally posted by Cryptic
Also, the yuonger Iranian generation has gotten very tired of endless confrontations with the Great Satans coming Holy Wars and martyrdom oppurtunities.  [/QUOTE

 
We can only hope ...
 
I am hopeful for a day way Persian's ancient ancient Zoroastrian roots are once allowed to rise to the
 
We can only hope ...
 
I am hopeful for a day way Persian's ancient ancient Zoroastrian roots are once allowed to rise to the surface.  If so, Iran would be as prosperous today as the Parsis of India are (think Freddy Mercury and Tata).  Instead, this once glorious ancient empire barely exists under a sclerotic Arab-centric culture that it imported 1300 years ago. 
 
Yes, many young Persians are sick of the Islamic Revolution but I don't know of any Islamic Revolution that has been reversed once "institutionalized" as it has been in Iran.  I fear the regime will make a wasteland of the country rather than allow infidels to ever rule it.
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  Quote Cryptic Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18-Jul-2010 at 05:27
Originally posted by Patryk

 
Yes, many young Persians are sick of the Islamic Revolution but I don't know of any Islamic Revolution that has been reversed once "institutionalized" as it has been in Iran. 
 
Neither do I , but other entrenched moverments have been reversed.  For example, communism in the Soviet Union and Maoist communism in China (a quasi religion) faded.  On a less intense and  less entrenched level, neo conservatism has declined in the USA.
 
Originally posted by Patryk

I fear the regime will make a wasteland of the country rather than allow infidels to ever rule it.
Me to.  Though the Soviet communists and Maoist true believers faded with out an "all or nothing" confrontation with their rivals, fundamentalist religion is more absolute than socio-economic systems.  Hopefully, support of the Mullahs is collapsing even amongst the older generation.  There cannot be an "all or nothing confrontation" with out a certain number of marchers. 


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Honestly, is Osama really who the West made him out to be, is he real? Does Al Qaeda truly exist? These are questions to consider as well.


I agree with you here but I do believe Al Qaeda does exist. I wonder who really created them! This is more of a statement than a question.
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Cryptic wrote;

"neo conservatism has declined in the USA.!"

Can you not read? Just what do you call the "Tea party" movement if not "neo-conservative?"

It seems your hate of the "conservatives" of America is great!

We will see in the upcoming elections if your ideas or mine win?

BTY, just what do you consider the "old conservative" movement?
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  Quote Patryk Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21-Jul-2010 at 23:14
I don't see the Tea Party as being a "neo-con" grouping.  To the contrary, they seem much more alligned with the paleo-conservative faction that was out of favour during a lot of George Bush's tenure. 
 
What's the difference?  Neo-Conservatives tend to take a positive view of the role of government in terms of its ability to regulate the market as well as government's ability to undertake nation-building activities overseas.  The Paleo-cons, on the other hand are rooted in Classical Economics and a dim view of government's ability to do much more than its basic, core responsibilities.  The Tea Party, in my view, is a reation to both  the Neo-Cons and the Fabian Socialists who are in power now.
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  Quote Patryk Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 21-Jul-2010 at 23:23
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I agree with you here but I do believe Al Qaeda does exist. I wonder who really created them! This is more of a statement than a question.
 
I saw an interview with Niall Ferguson, whom I think is great, and he said that we CONTINUALLY re-apply the language of WWI/II (the Great Wars) to the current "war on terrorism."  I agree with him.  We continually look at the current situation in terms of Axis vs. Allies, appeasement versus confrontation, of Churchillian versus Hilterian.  This is wrong. 
 
At the risk of being attacked; I actually believe the language of the Crusades is more appropriate, not least of all because THAT is the language that our adversaries make use of.  They (Al-Qaida and their sympathisers) see us as Frankish Crusaders and Israel as the Kingdom of Jerusalem.  The Crusades colours THIER perception but it has largely disappeared from our collective memories.
 
Bin Laden is REAL.  Al-Qaida is REAL.  But not in the way we envision them now.  I see them more as the Jihadis of Damascus and Baghdad of the mid 12th Century who first began to create an army to challenged the Christians' previously undisputed hold on Jerusalem and Antioch. 
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Though it may be fine for them to rant and rave and use the language of the Crusads it would be unwise for the West to do so. Far too much cultural baggae attached, and if one does, one might soon find moderates turning away.
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  Quote TheGreatSimba Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Jul-2010 at 06:23
Originally posted by eaglecap

Originally posted by TheGreatSimba

Honestly, is Osama really who the West made him out to be, is he real? Does Al Qaeda truly exist? These are questions to consider as well.


I agree with you here but I do believe Al Qaeda does exist. I wonder who really created them! This is more of a statement than a question.


Well, we know who helped train and fund them...Pakistan and the United States. This is why I am skeptically with everything regarding this issue, because from the very beginning our government was the architect, therefore, our government can make up whatever it wants regarding Osama and "his" organization.

Osama has already been used to start two wars to expand the American Empire.


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  Quote opuslola Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Jul-2010 at 13:46
Great Simba wrote;

"Osama has already been used to start two wars to expand the American Empire."

The American Empire! You've gone into the deep end with that one! You've gone over the edge! You've gone outa yo mind!

As Desi used to ask Lucy; "Splain something to me Simba?" Just whom would want Iraq and or the Afgan, in their Empire?

What the USA wants is for us to stablize the areas and then get out!

I, for one, would turn the control of the Oil Fields to the Kurds and let them dole out the profits! The rest of this bastardized nation, is helpless left to its own devices! I really see no nation existing before our participation in the Gulf Wars and in reality, I cannot forsee any nation existing for long after we are gone!

It would be better to deport existing peoples living within these created confines, to areas already inhabited with their own majority, and create a new "Balkans" than to see these people still fighting with each other for the next 100 years!

Segregation, seems the only worthwile policy!

There you go, Simba! I have used the infamous word "segregation", but I did not say "Segregation now, and segregation always!"

You may now proceed to call me a racist!

But, I really don't care what other wild rants you write!

"An American Empire!", indeed!
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  Quote TheGreatSimba Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Jul-2010 at 14:05
Originally posted by opuslola

Just whom would want Iraq and or the Afgan, in their Empire?


You dont know? I think you know very well why we wanted Iraq and Afghanistan. This has already been made clear.

Originally posted by opuslola


What the USA wants is for us to stabilize the areas and then get out!


No, what the USA wants is to establish puppet government from which it can still profit. All one has to do is understand America's history of intervention in other nations.

Originally posted by opuslola


I, for one, would turn the control of the Oil Fields to the Kurds and let them dole out the profits! The rest of this bastardized nation, is helpless left to its own devices! I really see no nation existing before our participation in the Gulf Wars and in reality, I cannot forsee any nation existing for long after we are gone!


What?

You do know that there is oil in the South of Iraq as well right?

Originally posted by opuslola


It would be better to deport existing peoples living within these created confines, to areas already inhabited with their own majority, and create a new "Balkans" than to see these people still fighting with each other for the next 100 years!


Interesting analysis. What about when the United States paid them to fight each other, and encouraged them?

Who do you think put Saddam in power? The USA
Who do you think encouraged the Kurds to fight Saddam? The USA.
Whose invasion started civil war in Iraq? The USA.

Originally posted by opuslola


Segregation, seems the only worthwile policy!

There you go, Simba! I have used the infamous word "segregation", but I did not say "Segregation now, and segregation always!"


Believe me, I know what you're beliefs are, and I am not surprised whatsoever by your statement.

Lets see, you said the Kurds should be given all the oil in Iraq, the bastardized Arabs should be deported, and the Middle East should be segregated according to race/religion.

Let me guess, you're also probably one of those conservatives who believes that America has never done anything wrong and that anyone who hates us is just jealous, and they have no legitimate reason for wanting to do us harm. Is that correct?

You also oppose the building of Mosques do you not (especially in New York)? And I'm sure you were completely for the invasion of Iraq in 2003. Are all of these assumptions correct? Please answer honestly, you are, after all, a Christian, right?

You would be the first person to protest against a Chinese or Russian invasion of another country. Lets not be hypocritical and start being realistic. America is no better than any other country in the world. We are a country run by humans, and humans will do anything to survive and be superior to their neighbors. This is natural, its not something one should deny.

Originally posted by opuslola


But, I really don't care what other wild rants you write!


Then dont respond.

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The facts are quite clear, Bush came into office wanting to go to war with Iraq and he gave orders to make it happen. Than 9/11 happens and Bush was more than ready to go to war. Than the Bush administration fabricated evidence to engage us in an illegal war in Iraq for their own profit.

Illegal war? Yes. War for profit? Yes. War for political and economic control of the developing world? Yes.

I agree with Ron Paul on one issue, our military budget is too big, and our armed forces are in too many countries. The pentagon and the Republicans cannot convince us that our large armed forces and our enormous military budget are for defensive purposes.

Do I think Osama is in Iran? Hell no. Do I think the military wants us to think he is? Yes.

Do I think American is an exception? Nope. When it comes to military dominance, all governments are evil and ruthless, and willing to do anything to gain and maintain power. We are no better than any other country in this respect.



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The US does not "make a profit" since our government doesn't sell anything.  Governments are parasitical bodies (my Tea Party side is showing through there).  The US government only has interest in creating an environment of stability that will allow the various corporations and businesses to exist and carry out business -- that's good for everyone.  There are no US oil refineries or petrol stations, so they are not making any money on this war. 
 
To the claim that WE (the Americans/British) trained OBL -- YES, we did.  So what?  That's how Realpolitiken works!  Your enemy's enemy is YOUR FRIEND.  OBL and the Saudis decided to launch a Jihad against the Soviets in Afghanistan.  If the Western Christendom had still been in the habit of launching Crusades, we might have done the same.  As it were, we haven't done that least since Lapento (1571) amd maybe against th Turks at Vienna (1683 -- but I'm not sure).  It's not our style anymore.
 
The aim of the Jihad was to destroy the Soviets.  It worked.  They were bled in Afghanistn while in the West we built up our forces while theirs were being worn down and their weaknesses exposed.  Our economies grew while theirs contracted.  And most importantly, we offered a convincing alternative to their Worldview, that of Leninist Socialism.  We offered Classical Liberal Democracy and Capitalism which, by 1989, looked VASTLY superior (and still does). 
 
The Afghan Jihad was peripheral.  It was a side show.  To the 10,000 poor Russians who died there, it wasn't to be sure.  To the 3 million Afghans who died, it was yet another disaster for them.  But to the Muslims, this was a splendid opportunity to become a "shadeed" (martyr for Islam) and to obtain a lot of girls in the afterlife.    In the West, we just had to flush a lot of money down the Star Wars toilet so that th Soviets decided the gig was up by the 1986. 
 
In the popular narratives now, Afghanistan was a CIA triumph.  It was Charlie Wilson's War.  It victory on a global Cold War battlefield that included Cuba, Angola, Grenada, French Indochina, Czech Rupublic, Hungary, Suez, Poland, The Horn of Africa, and  the Cone of South America.  To the Muslims, it was the Call of Allah who filled the hearts of the believers and sent them to do battle against Non-Believers and won for them a spectacular victory on a level with the Battle of Badr.  And that the Jihad in Afghanistan was the beginning of the end for the secularization and laxity of Islam that had developed since the fall of the last Caliph in Istanbul in 1922.  It was a re-awakening of Islam. 
 
Those two visions, the Islomo-centric and the Western-centric are exclusive of each other.  Neither really was paying any serious attention to the other. 
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  Quote TheGreatSimba Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 22-Jul-2010 at 20:28
Originally posted by Patryk

The US does not "make a profit" since our government doesn't sell anything.


You dont have to sell anything to profit from something. A profit is simply a positive gain from an endeavor. You're thinking of the word profit in a literal economic term.

Originally posted by Patryk

Governments are parasitical bodies (my Tea Party side is showing through there).


Not true.

Originally posted by Patryk

The US government only has interest in creating an environment of stability that will allow the various corporations and businesses to exist and carry out business -- that's good for everyone.  There are no US oil refineries or petrol stations, so they are not making any money on this war. 


The United states' only interest is not creating an environment of stability that will allow corporations and businesses to exist and carry out business, its interest is creating an environment of stability, by its own measure, that will allow American (and US allies) corporations and businesses carry out business.

There was no need for "stability" when Iraq was a US ally and the US was encouraging and helping Iraq fight Iran for 8 years. Suddenly there was a need for "stability" in 2003?
 
Originally posted by Patryk


To the claim that WE (the Americans/British) trained OBL -- YES, we did.  So what?  That's how Realpolitiken works!


Exactly, I agree with you, thats why it amazes me that Americans do not understand the concept of "blowback". We have to deal with the consequences of our actions.

The US overthrows a democratically elected government in Iran and supports a brutal dictator for decades, then Americans wonder why the current Iranian regime is so distrustful and angry at the US.

Get with it Tea Partier! Do you agree that there are reasons why the US is so despised in much of the world, and do you understand why some people may have a legitimate reason for hating our countries government?

Do you know who the largest funder of terrorism and Islamic extremism in the world is? Its Saudi Arabia, a US ally, a country that our politicians, ESPECIALLY the Republicans, are close with. So why did we invade Iraq, a country which was no threat to us? Oh yea, because Saudi Arabia, the most authoritarian state in the world, is "stable", right?

Is it a coincidence that Osama always seems to pop up when we need him to? Bush wanted a war in Iraq, and he got the perfect opportunity, and guess what, all Saudi's with any connection to Bin Laden were protected by the Bush administration so investigators could not get to them. Interesting huh?

You dont trust the government? Then why can you not for one second imagine that the government manipulated us (by us, I do not mean me or any of the other anti-Iraq war Americans)?

With regards to Iran, once again, I hope that you, Patryk, do not make the same mistake you made with Iraq in 2003. Dont be duped by propaganda like this.


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Unless you live in the developing world, where its either war or dictatorship, encouraged and funded by the "Pax Americana".Ofcourse, this doesnt matter to Westerners does it?


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Besides you needing a course in anger management, you should have understood that I meant the Oil Fields, now in the area that is mostly Kurd!

I would be very happy for a Kurd state to be established! It seems in the insainity that is explained as the State of Iraq, cannot live with each other, now or in the forseeable future!

And, yes, for the last 200 or so years, we have been "better" than most of the world! We even tried to isolate ourselves from the worlds problems!

But, in these words; "When in the course of human events, it become necessary for a Free Nation...Etc." We did try to take the "best" course for both us and the world in general!

No decent American can deny it! And I do not really consider you as a "decent" American in any manner!

You are an America hater! But, I will support your right to act like a fool, with every gun in my home!

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Originally posted by opuslola

Besides you needing a course in anger management, you should have understood that I meant the Oil Fields, now in the area that is mostly Kurd!


You're the only person on this forum that I have seen get angry. I certainly am not, nor do I need "anger management".LOL

And no, you did not mean the oil fields in Northern Iraq, you are simply back tracking in an effort to save face.

Regarding the Kurds, let me flip your own argument around on you, since you obviously know nothing about Iraq or its history. What about the Turkmens in Northern Iraq? Should they get their own country too? Shouldnt they get some control of the oil?

Originally posted by opuslola


And I do not really consider you as a "decent" American in any manner!

You are an America hater! But, I will support your right to act like a fool, with every gun in my home!




On the contrary, me and people like me actually care about this country and about the American people. We love this country and its constitution more than people like you. We want to see this country prosper and continue to flourish, whereas some people simply want to use it for their own benefit.

You calling me an "America hater" goes to show how un-American you are.

You can call me an "America hater" but considering its not coming from a real American, your words mean nothing to me.

And I want to stress once again, those who simply wish to use American for their own benefit will spread propaganda about Iran, such as Osama is being hidden there, in order to achieve their own agenda.

Regarding the Iranian nuclear program, the NIE, since 2007, has consistently maintained that Iran does not have a nuclear weapons program. No one has been able to prove Iran has a nuclear weapons program. So why are we consistently being told that Iran is a threat? Its not, this is all propaganda to keep military spending high and start another war for power and resources.


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  Quote opuslola Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-Jul-2010 at 16:16
The Petite Simba wrote; "What about the Turkmens in Northern Iraq? Should they get their own country too? Shouldnt they get some control of the oil?"


Well? (note the word play?) maybe you should ask Turkey? Does Turkey consider these "Turkmen" as Turks?

And, it is most obvious that since hundreds of thousands of Kurds seem to reside in Turkey (perhaps my numbers are incorrect?) then certainly those resident Turks, should be maintained by the Kurds, etc.! Or maybe Turkey should turn over a portion of its Western frontier to the Kurds, and then accept the "Turkmen" into Turkey proper?

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  Quote TheGreatSimba Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 23-Jul-2010 at 16:24
You have no idea what you're talking about. Middle Eastern ethnic politics is far more complicated that you think.

You, as a westerner whose probably never been to the Middle East and who probably doesnt know much about the Middle Easts' recent history (past 200 years or so), would certainly think it was so easy as you suggest, now wouldnt you?

How about the West stays our of Middle Eastern politics for once, and give them a shot at it?

Opuslola, do you understand the concept of blowback? Do you know why 9/11 happened? Do you know why the Iranian revolution happened? Do you know why there is ethnic civil war in Iraq? Do you know why Hezbollah was created? etc...


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