Comments From Readers On Iran, An Essential Threat?
Sometimes comments get lost in a blog and I think that sometimes they are the most important part of a blog. I would like to highlight comments posted by several readers in the last few days.
You can read them all here on the topic of do you believe that Iran is an essential threat to the US: http://www.firewithfire.info/2006/09/do-you-believe-that-Iran-is-essential.html#comments
"Israel is saying that the USA has 28,000 atomic bombs!! Why she should scare!? But Israel with 150 already bombs in stock want Iran not have even one as decoration!?"
"A person that has hate in his heart as happens to be the Iranian President, CANNOT BE TRUSTED. The USA must not gamble with this person or await to find out why he wants an atomic bomb. 9/11 is an example of what they can do. Why wait for the first bomb to fall on Israel or on us in order to react? I BELIEVE, THAT WE MUS BE ONE OR TWO STEPS AHEAD AND PREVENT THEM AS WELL AS KOREA TO MAKE ATOMIC BOMBS. Is not the matter of a right but of responsibility. People driven by fanatics to do the killing, simply CANNOT BE TRUSTED."
"I agree with the Watcher. Iran could very well be that missing peace in the Middle East. I don't truly believe at this point Iran poses much of a threat. If the U.S. wanted to go to war we could, however it would be surely be alone. And we would loose a lot of credibility in the international forum. If we can work out whatever the true differences there are then we can build a constructive and lucrative relationship with Iran. As far as Israel and the conflict with the Palestinians, well that may be another story. Up until the late forties to early fifties, Israel was not a state. This state was created for the Jewish refugees who had no home. So basically a group of world leaders decided to divide up an already occupied territory and said this is what it is. I think in order to get peace between Israel and Palestine, there needs to be some sort of boundaries set for their land and set up a recognizable government for their people. We also need to stop turning the cheek when our allies do something wrong and call them on it instead of backing them on wrongful acts."
"I personally feel Iran could be a threat to any nation .... BUT Ii feel they are on target and speak the truth as to what is and needs to be done ... I concur with the President of Iran . Maybe its time to rethink the world and the players ... ie.. leaders ... and yes Ii totally think Iran is the missing link in the middle east peace process."
Tip: To read the comments written by readers on this blog, just click the link that says something like - comments (2) - and a new page will open with the original blog post and all the readers comments to that post.
You can read them all here on the topic of do you believe that Iran is an essential threat to the US: http://www.firewithfire.info/2006/09/do-you-believe-that-Iran-is-essential.html#comments
"Israel is saying that the USA has 28,000 atomic bombs!! Why she should scare!? But Israel with 150 already bombs in stock want Iran not have even one as decoration!?"
"A person that has hate in his heart as happens to be the Iranian President, CANNOT BE TRUSTED. The USA must not gamble with this person or await to find out why he wants an atomic bomb. 9/11 is an example of what they can do. Why wait for the first bomb to fall on Israel or on us in order to react? I BELIEVE, THAT WE MUS BE ONE OR TWO STEPS AHEAD AND PREVENT THEM AS WELL AS KOREA TO MAKE ATOMIC BOMBS. Is not the matter of a right but of responsibility. People driven by fanatics to do the killing, simply CANNOT BE TRUSTED."
"I agree with the Watcher. Iran could very well be that missing peace in the Middle East. I don't truly believe at this point Iran poses much of a threat. If the U.S. wanted to go to war we could, however it would be surely be alone. And we would loose a lot of credibility in the international forum. If we can work out whatever the true differences there are then we can build a constructive and lucrative relationship with Iran. As far as Israel and the conflict with the Palestinians, well that may be another story. Up until the late forties to early fifties, Israel was not a state. This state was created for the Jewish refugees who had no home. So basically a group of world leaders decided to divide up an already occupied territory and said this is what it is. I think in order to get peace between Israel and Palestine, there needs to be some sort of boundaries set for their land and set up a recognizable government for their people. We also need to stop turning the cheek when our allies do something wrong and call them on it instead of backing them on wrongful acts."
"I personally feel Iran could be a threat to any nation .... BUT Ii feel they are on target and speak the truth as to what is and needs to be done ... I concur with the President of Iran . Maybe its time to rethink the world and the players ... ie.. leaders ... and yes Ii totally think Iran is the missing link in the middle east peace process."
Tip: To read the comments written by readers on this blog, just click the link that says something like - comments (2) - and a new page will open with the original blog post and all the readers comments to that post.
