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Bush deals nukes to the Saudis
http://afp.google.com/article/ALeqM5...Q5XB3RNj5fU34A
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They know the oil is running out.
edit; I wonder who'll be chosen as the contractor to build these plants? Wonder if Cheney knows? Maybe it's to head off a deal with the Russians, like Iran has? |
Bruce. I can't believe you have to wonder about that.
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Well I don't have the facts yet, and I certainly wouldn't want to cast aspersions on our beloved leader... or him dummy, Bush.
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Let's see, first he does a belly crawl for cheaper gas then he fetches the nuke. Good dog, Mr. President, good dog.
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my thoughts exactly. This can't be over fast enough for me.
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Isn't this the same deal we've offered multiple times to the Iranians? We'll give you the powerplant nukes for free, if you'll quit trying to learn how to make your own?
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Wonder what the Israelis think of this.
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I hope they give them nukes and let them turn the whole place to glass. Only then will we get off the teat of Middle Eastern oil. The world will be a better place when a big frigging asteroid hits Mexico and the Middle East.
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Mexico? What don't you love about Mexico?
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Man, that's reactionary! -- bring back the... Cretaceous.
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Nothing like a little mass homicide to solve your problems.
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Speaking of oil, congress grilled the oil executives. They were asked for their income amount to which they replied was in the millions of dollars.
Congress asked them where their moral compass was. The oil executives said it was the governments fault for not letting them drill in the U.S. |
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What other kinds of coins are there?
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Well,electronic currency is a coin of sorts?
I heard the electronic trading of oil is spiking the prices too.? I havn't heard any more regarding this though but I imagine, or I hope that when this president is gone there will be many many insight hearings and investigations! |
You know, you have to consider the fact that if the world is going to tolerate letting Iran have nuclear weapons why not let other in the region do so to balance the power? SA is a double headed snake when it comes to relations with the US, but the Arabs and Persians are not brothers.
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The US wants Saudi Arabia to catch up with Iran in the new nuclear arms race. Otherwise, what is the motivation to give an enigma to Israel the capacity to produce nukes?
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Why do so many confuse nuclear electric plants with nuclear weapons? Do so many not know the difference?
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It's a much easier step from plants to weapons. This is apparently how India and Pakistan got there.
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Nuclear Iran is now the world's #1 problem Meanwhile, a least fear for nuclear proliferation is Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia has proven far more trustworthy than other less trusted nations such as Israel. Israel will not even sign the nuclear non-proliferation treaty so that Israel can sell nuclear material to other nations. (Did we forget about South Africa? Oh. Israel is a trusted country - not Saudi Arabia.) How ironic that one would fear nuclear power plants in Saudi Arabia when George Jr wants to give India uranium in direct violation of the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. Uranium so that India can make more nuclear bombs. We trust India but don't trust Saudi Arabia? Unilaterally terminate a world treaty? Where does UT fear that? George Jr has unilaterally terminated treaties so often as to make 'world stability' treaties with the US arbitrary and capricious. Bush praises "Austrian" troops at "OPEC" summit . Just another reason why so many American allies are no longer so friendly. Clearly providing support to Israel and India is good even though both refuse to sign the Non-Proliferation Treaty. When does the term double standard have meaning? How did India use (Canadian) nuclear fuel to develop a nuclear bomb? HEU - as posted here over a year ago along with solutions to alieviate that threat. It was posted in The Cellar over a year ago. |
I'm just waiting for a revolution in Saudi Arabia and we Pakistan II on our hands.
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So, Merc.....you think your nation shouldn't be sucking at the teat of middle eastern oil, and your solution to that is remove the teat rather than remove yourselves from it?
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tw, in your urgency to denigrate Israel and contradict me, you have taken exactly the Bush administration's position on the issue.
Congratulations on going full circle. We always thought you might do it. C'est ŕ rire - it is to laugh |
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Another reality is UTs blind loyalty to Israel and his repeated belief that Saudi Arabia is somehow a dangerous nation. Nothing disparaging. That is simply what UT repeatedly posts. Reality – Saudi Arabia remains a better friend than Israel – whose spies were even caught in America. Let’s see. UK does not have covert spies. Saudi Arabia does not. But Israeli spying on America has been caught and exposed. UT even forgets about the USS Liberty. What other ally intentionally attacks a US navy ship … multiple times? And then lies about it? Saudi? Hardly. More interesting are reasons why Saudi Arabia would need a nuclear electric station. UT, care to demonstrate a grasp - answer that question without attaching a political bias? |
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PARIS: The International Atomic Energy Agency, in an unusually blunt and detailed report, said Monday that Iran's suspected research into the development of nuclear weapons remains "a matter of serious concern" and continues to need "substantial explanations."
The nine-page report accused the Iranians of a willful lack of cooperation, particularly in answering allegations that its nuclear program may be pointed less at energy generation than at military use. Part of the agency's case hinges on 18 documents listed in the report and presented to Iran that, according to Western intelligence agencies, indicate the Iranians have ventured into explosives, uranium processing and a missile warhead design — activities that ordinarily would be associated with constructing nuclear weapons. "There are certain parts of their nuclear program where the military seems to have played a role," said one senior official close to the agency, who spoke on condition of anonymity under normal diplomatic constraints. He added, "We want to understand why." Iran has dismissed the documents as "forged" or "fabricated," claimed that its experiments and projects had nothing to do with a nuclear weapons program and refused to provide documentation and access to its scientists to support its claims. http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/05/...ica/27iran.php |
I wonder if Iran is playing the same game Saddam did? Several countries in the region have nukes, so at least giving the impression of having an ongoing nuke program, might make Iran appear stronger than they really are. I would give them more street creds.
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I think it is the real deal. I don't think they have the balls to actually use one as the retaliation would be devastating by the combined forces of the Israel and the US.
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They still have to worry about Pakistan, too. Being a predominately Muslim country does not make them an friend.
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As well as the prices at 7-11. ;)
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:lol2: yea, they may be able to shut us down. And no more curry...
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One fact learned from the "Missiles of October" is that one must always be talking to everyone - especially one's enemies. So many people (including America's dumbest president while in Israel) never learned this making nuclear weapons so dangerous and reducing the power of retaliation (power as defined in a policy called MAD). Why were India and Pakistan so close to nuclear war? They stopped talking to one another. Clinton's diplomacy may have stopped a nuclear war that was only hours away. Well, a country lead by a scumbag president will not talk even to perceived enemies. Those enemies therefore need nuclear weapons AND may not worry about retaliation. Retaliation has significance if all sides are talking. Without talk, then the heat of hate takes hold - anything can happen. Only valid source that Americans have for Iran's intentions is the UN. If the UN is worried, then Americans should worry. |
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But... your post had no supporting 'reasons why,' so... I get it, irony. |
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dammit HLJ beat me to the punch. |
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How do we know lookout123 deserves posts just like UG would write? Because he was so stupid as to vote for George Jr - and admit it. |
Oh come on muppet, you can do better than that.
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Meanwhile, a country lead by a mental midget president will not talk even to perceived enemies. Those enemies therefore need nuclear weapons AND may not worry about retaliation. Retaliation has significance - make war less likely - if all sides are talking. Without talk, then the heat of hate takes hold and anything can happen. How is this related to a nuclear electric power plant for Saudi Arabia? It's not. Just that some confuse the electric power plant with massive weapons processing plants. |
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Meanwhile anyone who respects the American soldier would also ask questions such as "When do we go after bin Laden?" lookout123 routinely refuses because of his morality. Yes, lookout123, this post is in a tone you like and use. Up the anus. You cannot even stay on topic because - well, when we talk about your intelligence, also provided is supporting evidence. You approve of George Jr, you voted for him twice, you still support the mental midget, and you don't 'apologize for your contempt of good Americans - especially the American soldier. Do you like it when someone replies in you own manner. Probably. This is difficult for me. I don't like calling a motherfucker a dic because, well, I don't know anyone else who probably fucked his own mother. You like turning the Cellar into your own pissing pot. Fine. You were so dumb as to even demonstrate what a bad financial planner you are. You recommended mutual funds that - as expected - underperformed the market. Your recommendations come from what you do professionally. Lying to people is also how to make money. Your are good at that. No wonder you also love sending American soldiers to a useless death AND love it when George Jr makes no effort to get bin Laden. It says so much about your politics, your biases, and your morality. And then like pedophile priests, you also call yourself a good Christian. Shall we continue with personal posting since that is the only kind of post you understand? How does your wife stay with you? Do you also beat on her? BTW, contrary to you previous posts, I don't insult people. This is a post about insults similar to what you post often. Can you deal with what you dish out? And how often do you beat your wife? As usual, you will not answer. |
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but because i wouldn't want to disappoint you by not answering... halol, that's rich - i'll go ahead and cover some of the ground here. Quote:
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So accurately depicted that lookout123 replied in detail. No, I will not waste reading his replies. lookout123 set a new personal record for a longest post because I was more accurate than I realized. No wonder he routinely posts personal attacks rather than stay on topic. Defined was lookout123 who only understands personal attacks. No wonder he and UG get along so well.
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:eek: Wow! :corn:
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/dancer kid/ Uh, like you totally got served dude! /dancer kid/
enjoy your popcorn putz. |
Oh please.... :roll: (btw, The Atlantic did a fantastic in depth report on how this guy did his dirty deeds and how everyone found out it was him)
Pakistani Nuclear Scientist Denies Selling Secrets By ALAN COWELL Published: May 31, 2008 PARIS — Abdul Qadeer Khan, the creator of Pakistan’s nuclear weapons program, was reported on Friday to have withdrawn an admission that he sold nuclear technology to Iran, North Korea and Libya, saying that he had made it under pressure from President Pervez Musharraf. He made the comment in a telephone interview with a correspondent in Islamabad, Pakistan’s capital, from The Guardian, a British newspaper, which called the conversation his first with the Western media since an emotional television appearance in 2004 in which Dr. Khan admitted selling nuclear technology to other countries. “It was not of my own free will,” he told The Guardian, saying he had been forced to make the admission by President Musharraf. “It was handed into my hand,” he was quoted as saying Western intelligence agencies fear that any technology passed on by Dr. Khan could be used by terrorists. But in the interview he maintained his longstanding resistance to being questioned by investigators from the International Atomic Energy Agency or the United States. . http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/31/wo...html?ref=world |
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