Nuclear Iran is an Inevitability!

100 bucks America won't let it.

But I am getting increasingly concerned with this doughnut, Ahmaghinezhad as president.  Even though he is not Commander in Chief, he has a lot of sway in the revolutionary guards.  Also the crap he was talking about that happened at the UN, when one of his ass lickers said that when he was speaking he had a halo around him.  He now thinks he is the goddamn Mahdi.

I'd take you up on that, but then I'd just lose $50.

Not according to the analysts http://cns.miis.edu/pubs/week/040812.htm

Iraq, Turkey or Saudi Arabia have to permit the Israeli jets to use their air space. They won't likely give permission, given the concequences they could face.

If at some time they feel threatened by Iran (and who wouldn't given their wacko leadership?), I don't think Turkey would have that big a problem with it.  Europe obviously doesn't want Turkey in the EU club, so they don't have much political capital to lose there.  And although NATO will continue to exist, I doubt that it will be all that important in the near future.  Turkey's strategic orientation has changed.

Given the incredible importance of their geographic location, the U.S. will support Turkey as they look elsewhere for partners in the new century.  It is not out of the question that there can be a confluence of strategic realities bringing together countermeasures to a dangerous regime's nuclear threat.

Israel has the motivation and the morale.

The U.S. has the bunker busting munitions that would be necessary, and could "lease" heavier aircraft to Israel.  Incirlik would be a well equipped forward base.

Turkey could either turn a blind eye or profess deniability, or both to be rid of a potentially catastrophic threat.

Remember, once the schmucks of the Iranian regime get a nuclear capability, all bets are off...that is when the probability of regional nuclear blackmail can overwhelm the non-nuclear powers of the region, and then it will be much, much, much more difficult to counter.