This is different than an AK, and I don't care about Afrika.
like to see those pictures that show they were delivered by Iran
The same iraq which had the largest millitary of middle east numbering 1 million active troops that had fought a 10 year war against iran the same iraq which kept iran engaged on all fronts including millitary and eventually killed 1 million iranian troops so by removing the most anti iranian regime right next door to iran which curtailed iranian influence was in america's favour and not of iran is the biggest joke the world has ever seen ontop of that indian spy operative khulbushan himself said on Pakistan national tv on interrogation that he set up spy bases in chahbahar in iran to hit Pakistani security forces and Pakistani civilians plus all exiled baloch separatists live in iran weather it be bugtis marris and khan of qalat all lives and are hiding in iran so i dont know who are you foolin here with your liesThe USA regime removed Saddam in order to destroy the Iraqi nation-state. But also in order to gain a large territorial forward base from where to destabilize Iran. Thus Saddam had to go. If you seriously believe sharing thousands of kilometers of borders with and stationing hundreds of thousands of troops at Iran's doorstep wouldn't massively play into Washington's hostile agenda vis à vis Iran, then the joke's on you.
Likewise, if you thought either Saddam or the Taleban could have invaded Iran and toppled the government in Tehran, no matter what amount of assistance the west and zionists would've thrown at them, then again you'd be disconnected from reality. Saddam for eight years played the role of a proxy for the west in attempting to defeat Iran, but he failed. So yes, gaining a direct foothold in Iraq and Afghanistan came in extremely handy for neoconservative, serial nations wreckers in their plans to obliterate Iran next. Those anti-Iranian regimes in Baghdad and Kabul wouldn't have cut it in a million years.
Moreover you need to understand the historical sequencing. Prior to the 9/11 incidents, there was no political momentum for the implementation of this grand zionist scheme to redraw the map of the region by dismantling every one of its larger nation-states. Including Iran. Including Pakistan. However such a colossal endeavour requires two things: one, political pretexts to mobilize domestic support (take a look at the neocons' Project for a New American Century or PNAC document); and two, a proper timing and schedule.
Any amateur planner would've proceeded in the same order: when you have relatively weak Afghanistan on one side, a battered Iraq (after a decade of crushing sanctions and disarmament) on the other, and potentially vacillating political capital at home, you'll evidently start with these two i.e. with the easier prey rather than with the stumbling block, the big prize that's Iran. Had Afghanistan and Iraq proved to be a walk in the park for the USA and not the senseless multi-trillion dollar holes they dug themselves into, in no small part thanks to Iranian support for popular Resistance in those countries, then Iran would've been at imminent risk of destabilization.
I wonder if you read up on Pakistani history? Because if you did you'd probably have realized by now that the current insurgency in the province of Baluchestan has a had a couple of precedents. In fact the first of its kind took place as early as in 1948, followed by a second one in 1958-1959, a third one in 1973-1977.
Stop pinning the blame on Iran, which has also had to confront terrorists in her own province of Sistan-Baluchestan.
Sure, Iran "created" the transnational drug smuggling rings which to date have martyred no less than 3000 Iranian border guards!
Believe whatever you want but for Heaven's sake, cease quoting me now. Deal?
I see many using Opium or some kind of new shit, those retarded sectarians, Zios ball licker's, racists and islamophobes are really dumb or playing the dumbA lot of copium, I see in this thread
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Yeah, and how are you planning to do that if everytime you tried doing that the drone got shot down?
Not to mention the tinfoil hat brigade as well.A lot of copium, I see in this thread
Oh,I think that our turkish "friend" here is simply showing us all what a true "european" he is,a true "gardener" after josep borrells own little heart,and as such who really cares about the african "jungle" dwellers in the "jungle" outside of the "european garden".
The axis of evil were iran syria and north korea not iraq as stated by bush if it wouldnt have been for america saddam and Afghan taliban would have squezed iran from both borders and Afghan taliban and Afghanistan considers khorasan province of iran Afghanistan territory both saddam and Afghan taliban would have started covert overt and extra territorial operations against iran had it not been for america overthrowing them its america which saved iran in the region in future we will see what's the real purpose of america is with iran is it truely a enemy of iran or both america and iran wants to destablise iran's neighbours in the wake of fighting israel or america selling weapons to arab states in fear of iran if america takes out iran then the arab states will buy less weapons from america because their second biggest enemy after israel is neutralised thats why america wants to keep proping up iran in the region so as to sell as many weapons it can to iran's arab neighbours
What a joke bush himself said at the state of the union adress that syria is in axis of evil that's why project Syria came to destablise syria and bring iran's proxies to Syria as well plus it was iran and india helping northern alliance government in Afghanistan with weapons trainings etc against the Afghan mujahideens even northern alliance chief ahmed shah massoud's son is living and hiding in iran so who are you foolin here a terrible war fought by americans for iran and india in the region cost them 2 trillion dollars plus american soldiers and operatives casualties now Afghanistan is back at the hand of rightfull owners the Afghan mujahideens the Afghan taliban etc even its recorded that iranian intelligence members were coordinating airstrikes on Afghan mujahideens Afghan taliban with americans and giving america intelligence regarding Afghan mujahideens Afghan taliban etc to american intelligence members so that they can hit Afghan talibanYou definitely know zilch about the subject and therefore aren't qualified to comment.
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Sure. This is why after eight long years of war, Saddam failed to scratch Iran. As for the Taleban, what a joke.
Saddam and the Taleban were more apt at "squeezing" Iran than the USA military would've been, is what you're saying... Pure comedy.
No they wouldn't. Iraq couldn't kill a fly after getting crushed by the USA and allies in 1991. And the Taleban have never been a match for Iran militarily.
It's Pakistan which made it possible for the USA to invade Afghanistan and overthrow the Taleban by allowing NATO to have their supply lines run through Pakistani territory.
It's Kuwait, Bahrein, Qatar which made it possible for the USA to invade Iraq and overthrow Saddam, because that's where USA invading USA forces were stationed at.
You have an issue with the USA's wars on Afghanistan and Iraq, take your complaint to the above mentioned governments.
Neither Saddam nor the Taleban represented a threat to Iran in the 1990's. They wouldn't have lasted a month in a direct military conflict. The USA toppled them in order to encircle Islamic Iran, as Iran is and has always been the big prize, the ultimate target for NATO and zionist warmongering imperialists.
We've been witnessing what the USA regime's hostile objectives against Iran are for the past 43 years. Washington hasn't ceased attempting to harm Iran in whatever way they could: sanctions, use of a proxy like Saddam and then various terrorist groups, the biggest propaganda and psy-ops campaign in history, massive support for the exiled anti-IR opposition, "color revolution" attempts such as in 2009, military coup attempts during the early years of the Islamic Revolution, and so on and so forth.
Iran is seeking stability in the region. The zio-American empire is bent on creating permanent crises, and the ones assisting the empire in this policy are America's regional allies i.e. client states.
First of all, PGCC regimes kept augmenting their weapons purchases from the west prior to the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Secondly, Washington does not need to resort to such a convoluted stratagem to have its clients purchase American weapons en masse. They are clients, after all.
Thirdly, Islamic Iran has no intention of waging war on any of the PGCC states. On the contrary, Iran has repeatedly offered them a joint partnership to ensure security in the Persian Gulf and ask western powers to leave the area, but the offer was consistently turned down.
Fourthly, the above quoted assertion is flawed from the logical point of view. If Iran was this supposed scarecrow, where does this assumption stem from that Arab rulers are dumb to the point of not realizing what random internet users have? If they realize, then why do they uphold their strategic alliance with Washington? Surely an ally that's propping up your enemy just to have you buy more weapons, doesn't deserve to be your major strategic partner, does it?
I don't know what the **** you're talking about.Not to mention the tinfoil hat brigade as well.
And speaking of a mad [tinfoil] hatter...
Oh,I think that our turkish "friend" here is simply showing us all what a true "european" he is,a true "gardener" after josep borrells own little heart,and as such who really cares about the "jungle" dwellers in the "jungle" outside the of the "european garden".
Altho I do seem to recall that a lot of the of the "gardeners" do seem to be in 2 minds as to whether the turks are actually part of the "garden" or just a part of the "jungle".
