Well Perry I am certainly no military expert and I would be interested in responses from people like Daniel and Tracy. It just seems to me that you can't bomb an entire country / culture out of existence. Hence you only end up with more resentment, more anger, and more hatred (plus unusable radioactive oil). Such a war would surely spell a disastrous economic meltdown the world over which will affect the affluent nations far more than the poor ones. The economic fallout in the west would affect millions of people. How does anyone walk away a winner in that scenario?
>Kevin quit responding to me over these things last week. Luckily, according to some articles I've read, there are many in the military here who think totally oposite of this. So while bush has pushed for war with Iran planning, some in the Pentagon have resisted.
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>I also agree that following this logic would have dramatically bad results for the entire world. For one, you can't fight wars like that anymore. Part of this is born out by our lack of success in Iraq. There is far more required in situations like these then just military action.
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>>>Remember 1945? <s>
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>>I assume you refer to nuclear weapons. You really need to re-think some issues.
In the End, we will remember not the words of our enemies, but the silence of our friends - Martin Luther King, Jr.