r3alist
Elite Member
What about Iranians lolNo Indian would ever deny that India is part of the US-Israeli empire
That's kind of the main issue, going to let that one slide I guess
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What about Iranians lolNo Indian would ever deny that India is part of the US-Israeli empire
Because oil supply being a bottle neck is going to be resolved sooner or later
Flags other nations put up is your gotcha.... absurd
A huge chunk of your population wants to recognise Israel,it's the biggest in the region
Iran is fundamentally inconsistent with its own designs, shifting its own goalposts repeatedly.
If Iran was willing to simply abandon Hezbollah and the Lebanese all along, which seems to now be the case as not a squawk has come from them regarding a response to the raids in southern Lebanon, then why make such a case for that in the original MoU?
Of course, it is highly probable that the goalposts are routinely being shifted due to recalculations on what is and what is no longer realistically attainable. Original goals were perhaps simply unrealistic.
Show us an objective/independent source about this recognition and how does that align with 70% of Iranians wanting Iran to build nuclear weapons?Flags other nations put up is your gotcha.... absurd
A huge chunk of your population wants to recognise Israel,it's the biggest in the region
What about Iranians lol
That's kind of the main issue, going to let that one slide I guess
Sorry to disappoint you. Western civilisation is not imminently collapsing. Far from it. People here will tolerate a heck of a lot before they are willing to risk everything and overthrow their government.No riots in Western Europe over cost of living. No Saar!
People in Paris, Rome, Lisbon are just out on a night out
Money coming out of US consumer’s pockets and going into US execs and sovereign wealth funds and pension funds.
So, significant sums going out of the US.
That’s not true even if you have a fe corrupt “state leaders” the vast majority of Arab and Muslim of those countries don’t support recognizing Israel be real realistFlags other nations put up is your gotcha.... absurd
A huge chunk of your population wants to recognise Israel,it's the biggest in the region
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Peter Thiel
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A huge chunk of your population wants to recognise Israel,it's the biggest in the region
Iran has to find a way to win this in the Gulf. They can't fight the west out here.