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If you wanna make yourself look as foolish as he did, why would he mind?

abu_rashid wrote on Jul 20^th, 2008 at 9:44pm:


My theory is that Sprint doesn't get bothered by humilitation, in fact I think he's a sadist and loves being intellectually bitchslapped across the forums with the truth.. That's why he makes so many stupid comments without any facts behind it, just because he knows that he is going to be corrected and when he is corrected, it will be with style.

Sprint, you should seriously seek some help.

mozzaok wrote on Jul 20^th, 2008 at 10:08pm:


Mozz, I'm sure that Malik and Abu won't feel the same way, and this being an emotionally chraged subject and all... but that's quite funny. It's very Monty Python - I can almost hear Eric Idle or John Cleese saying the lines.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Jul 20^th, 2008 at 10:34pm:

No, they'll probably find you too stupid to be charged with anything because it seems your mentally incapable of comprehending the facts on anything and just ignore the truth.

I think your mensa status is not true and in fact you got a minus score on your IQ test

back to the topic.



"BRITISH Prime Minister Gordon Brown will today increase the pressure on Iran to give up its nuclear programme by condemning as "totally abhorrent" Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's threats against Israel.

Tehran faces a series of sanctions against its oil and gas industries unless it halts attempts to develop its atomic capability within two weeks, senior British diplomats said last night.

Mr Brown is to use a speech to the Knesset in Jerusalem - the first by a British Prime Minister - to make his strongest attack so far on the Iranian regime while pledging an “unbreakable partnership” with Tel Aviv.

“To those who question Israel’s very right to exist and threaten the lives of its citizens through terror, we say: the people of Israel have a right to live here, to live freely and to live in security,” he will say.

“And to those who believe that threatening statements fall upon indifferent ears, we say in one voice: that it totally abhorrent for the President of Iran to call for Israel to be wiped from the map of the world.”

Mr Brown will say Tehran must end its nuclear ambitions or face concerted international action. “Iran now has a clear choice to make: suspend its nuclear programme and accept our offer of negotiations or face growing isolation and the collective response not of one nation but of many nations.”

Sanctions aimed at disrupting Iranian oil refineries and gas facilities are being prepared in case Iran fails to respond satisfactorily to demands that it suspends uranium enrichment within two weeks, senior British sources said.

The Prime Minister’s remarks are part of a coordinated effort to increase pressure to accept a so-called “freeze for freeze” offer, under which further international action is suspended in return for a moratorium on enrichment.

Javier Solana, the European Union’s special envoy, said that Iran had made insufficient progress during talks with Saeed Jalili, its chief nuclear negotiator, over the weekend. The US, which sent a representative to the talks for the first time, said that Iran now faced the prospect of confrontation unless it accepted the offer.

Mr Brown’s speech to the Knesset comes at the end of his first visit to Israel as Prime Minister, during which he also sought to add impetus to restarted peace talks with the Palestinians.

Speaking with President Abbas in Bethlehem, Mr Brown pledged an additional £30 million package of economic and security help for the Palestinian National Authority.

He said that the security wall erected by Israel was “graphic evidence of the urgent need for justice for the Palestinian people” and called on Tel Aviv to stop the spread of settlements.

“We want to see a freeze on settlements. Settlement expansion has made peace harder to achieve,” the Prime Minister said. “It erodes trust, it heightens Palestinian suffering, it makes the compromises Israel will need to make for peace more difficult.”

His appeal came as a human rights group released a video of an Israeli soldier shooting a rubber bullet at a Palestinian man who had been arrested and bound during a demonstration against the wall that Israel has built inside the West Bank to stop attacks on its territory.

- The Times"



http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24050156-2703,00.html

Why should Iran stop it's enrichment program? It's not illegal at all and they are a signiatory to the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty.

The hypocrisy is astounding that the West would allow Israel to create nuclear weapons and allow them to have the missles with the range that would easily allow them to hit Iran with, but then attacks iran like savage dogs on a nuclear enrichment program designed and used for civilian purposes. Even the IAEI have stated that Iran has been compliant with all inspections and requests for information.

It just goes to show that the UN Security Council has been created to maintain the status quo of imperialism for the victors of WW2. 

The UN has lost all of it's credibility of being a fair organization and I advocate that the UN and in particular the UN Security Council should be dissolved and in it's place a forum for all nations to have diplomacy and dialogue to prevent wars and that's it, the world has had enough of the injustices caused by the UN.

Sprintcyclist wrote on Jul 21^st, 2008 at 9:11pm:

Sprint, you continually show how much of a tool you really are. You know for a fact that Iran NEVER threatened to wipe Israel off of the 'world' or 'map' and I've shown that to you many times. It just goes to show that your only intention is to incite hate of Iran and also of Islam.

Furthermore, the UN has no authority to tell Iran to stop enriching uranium, providing that it falls within the guidelines and of the NPT the rest of the world can't do anything, and the IAEA has confirmed that Iran has not only fallen within the guidelines but is completely compliant with inspections and releasing of information about it's program.

The UN doesn't have the authority to intervene and Iran is a sovereign state, it has been proven that Iran's enrichment program is purely peaceful and for civilian power purposes and the fact of the matter is that the West has no evidence whatsoever that Iran is using it for weapons.

Iran doesn't have to suspend enrichment and only did so previously as a goodwill gesture but even then the Security Council put sanctions on it, so why should Iran bother with wasting it's time with the Security Council? It's obvious that the only intention of it is to make Iran subservient and make it submit to the whims of the West as if Iran somehow had less rights than other countries.

You have the typical Extremist Christian mindset that Muslims don't deserve the same rights as you enjoy.