Shags101
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maybe I don’t get that saying but l always thought Indians were brave and mostly honorable fightersWith each passing day yanks are acting more and more like indians.
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maybe I don’t get that saying but l always thought Indians were brave and mostly honorable fightersWith each passing day yanks are acting more and more like indians.
Respectfully, why do you think there is anything to mediate? This is a tectonic shift between a waning empire and Iran reclaiming its historical role. Shahbaz Sharif's hugs and kisses cannot impact the massive geopolitical shift in motion. This will only be resolved in the battlefield.I feel the opposite. The mediators are needed now, more than ever. The importance of the mediators to the international community are now more than ever. This was never going to be easy and simple.
Are you comparing 8 years of bloody war on the ground where chemical weapons were used extensively by the Iraqi forces to 39 days of air strikes?
Adjusted for inflation, the war with Iraq cost Iran about 2 trillion dollars in 8 years. That's about $250 billion per annum. The US-Israel attacks on Iran have already cost Iran over $500 billion in a matter of 51 days. That's almost $10 billion per day.
Also, back in 1980, Iran was the world's 12th or 13th largest economy by nominal GDP. Where is Iran now? 51st, and going down fast. Even behind countries like Pakistan, Nigeria, Vietnam, Thailand, Philippines, Egypt, Chile, Romania, etc.
Capitalist markets aren't logic driven.But how and why would they form such a belief?
Neither the US nor Iran can defeat each other and need help in getting out of this hole the Israelis and the GCC have put them in. That requires negotiations and compromise under third party mediation.Respectfully, why do you think there is anything to mediate? This is a tectonic shift between a waning empire and Iran reclaiming its historical role. Shahbaz Sharif's hugs and kisses cannot impact the massive geopolitical shift in motion. This will only be resolved in the battlefield.
The last mediation resulted in the erosion of Iran's standing. Pakistan cannot be blamed for trying to put an end in the war and elevating its position in the process. Iranians blame the compromising reformists inside Iran for taking every opportunity to give away hard won Iranian gains. Meanwhile Pakistan is deploying forces and materiel in Saudi in the middle of the war. This can only be interpreted as a counter force to Iran.
We like and respect Pakistan and the honorable Pakistani people, but not your politicians. Heck we don't trust our own politicians as you can clearly see.
Even in terms of human casualties, the official statistics for Iranian deaths in the 8 years of Iraq-Iran war is 250K-300K.That makes more important Straits of Hormuz for war reparations, isn't?.
Besides It. I am talking about human casualties (you know It). Also you talk like war is cheaper for US and IS not the case. From probably a half of fleet (if not more) of RQ9 reaper to munitions stocks not to mention the loss of prestige.
Many articles are written that after the war even dollar won't be the same. This war will likely be the swan song of U.S. hegemony.
Plus, they didn't appoint a retd GENRAL as chairman of their enterprises.Interim deal only a few weeks old and already Iran has newer planes then PIA!
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You can make your points without pooh pooing the actual genocide that did occur in Gaza, on top of a brutal 60 year Israeli military occupation.The "genocide" in Gaza killed about 100 people per day. The US-Israel have killed 215 Iranians per day in their 51 days of war against Iran and nobody talks about it. More than 2x people were killed in Iran compared to Gaza.
I could, but I chose not toYou can make your points without pooh pooing the actual genocide that did occur in Gaza, on top of a brutal 60 year Israeli military occupation.
Come on bro. No comparison between what happened in Gaza vs what happened in Iran.I could, but I chose not toI don't see Muslims or Palestinians shedding tears for Iranians, who were killed in higher numbers than the so-called "genocide" in Gaza. Nobody calls what happened in Iran a genocide.
Yes, because 215 people were killed in Iran per day, while only 100 people were killed in Gaza per day. I agree that there's no comparison there.Come on bro. No comparison between what happened in Gaza vs what happened in Iran.
You choose to discredit yourself. Entire cities were wiped out in Gaza, the population ethnically cleansed and the death toll so high that it had to be obscured. This went on for years. There is no comparison to the Iran war.I could, but I chose not toI don't see Muslims or Palestinians shedding tears for Iranians, who were killed in higher numbers than the so-called "genocide" in Gaza. Nobody calls what happened in Iran a genocide.