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Decision Time: Will this war go nuclear?
www.frontpagemag.com ^ | 7/14/2006 | David Horowitz

Posted on 07/14/2006 3:23:40 PM PDT by elizabethr

Here is the situation: World leaders are lining up, either on the side of the Islamic terrorists (Chirac and Putin) or the side of their victims (the United States and -- somewhat -- Great Britain). The Vatican, which has an unsavory record in regard to the periodic slaughters of the Jews has thrown its moral weight (such as it is these days) onto the scales against the Jews. As the Hizbollah terrorists fire hundreds of rockets into Israeli cities from Lebanon and the Pope condemns Israel's attempts to destroy the rockets aimed at its citizens, Israel's chief of staff is forced to concede that those rockets can reach farther than previously thought, putting more Israelis in danger. Meanwhile, the Syrian terrorist state tells Time magazine that it could destroy Israel's nuclear sites. Hizbollah, Hamas, Iran and Syria occupy areas that are one hundred times the size of Israel and the populations they control are ten times the size of Israel's. Hizbollah and Hamas, and their patron Iran, have sworn to remove Israel from the face of the earth -- in those very words. Iran has defied the world community in asserting its determination to complete its nuclear program. Syria supports Iran, hosts Hamas and is a party to this malignant Islamic crusade. Behind them stand Russia and China and North Korea, and also apparently the international left which is lining up squarely behind the jihadists -- and has been doing so throughout the open preparation of this second holocaust. The left's favorite apostle Noam Chomsky only months ago was embracing Hizbollah's Hitler, Hassan Nasrallah, and his genocidal agendas.

So here is the issue: If you were Israel's prime minister, could you afford to wait until Iran attains nuclear warheads for Hizbollah's missiles? Or can you be sure it hasn't already been supplied such warheads by Russia or China through Iran? Could you afford to wait to see if Syria will supply the chemical and biological weapons it has cached for Saddam Hussein to Hizbollah and Hamas? Or would you proceed to plan B and obliterate them now?

While the Israeli prime minister ponders this question, leftists who are encouraging the forces of genocide -- Hizbollah, Hamas, Syria and Iran -- might want to think how all the present bloodshed and the next terrible decisions that Israel must take to defend itself -- and their consequences -- will lie on their heads.


TOPICS: Israel; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: crm114discriminator; horowitz; nuclear; wellmeetagain
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To: crz

But they do say, and I paraphrase, "Who is gonna buy all our stuff now?" Who would they be referring to that used to buy all their "stuff"?


81 posted on 07/14/2006 4:26:19 PM PDT by RobRoy (The Internet is doing to Evolution what it did to Dan Rather. Information is power.)
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To: crz; RobRoy
Hasnt one dam thing to do with the USA

Of course, you don't know that for a fact. Prophecy isn't fact but a coded message for true believers.

82 posted on 07/14/2006 4:27:37 PM PDT by Dark Skies
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To: elizabethr
I don't think it'll even evolve into a full-out war, much less nuclear. Israel is showing a lot of restraint by only going after select targets (and even giving warnings to civilians to get out of the war).

Nobody (except the Muzzies) wants a full-out war, and Israel will just apply pressure (breaking things like airports, TV stations, infrastructrure) until the nations supporting the terrorists buckle under and boot out the terrorists.

If Israel wanted an all out war they would have simply bombed the living daylights out of everyone involved without warning or advance notice.

83 posted on 07/14/2006 4:28:06 PM PDT by Cementjungle
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To: elizabethr

I think eventually it will. I also have a little different view than some. I say the time to use overwhelming and devastating force is long overdue. If the united states had been the victim of as many attacks as israel the people would have been clamoring for a nuclear response. Do I think going nuclear will cause more problems? Yes in the short term but I am convinced that wacko's in the middle east will learn by no other way. Maybe living in the remnants of a devastated country will teach the rank and file muslims that they should choose their leadership more wisely


84 posted on 07/14/2006 4:28:15 PM PDT by TheRedSoxWinThePennant
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To: Ouderkirk

Is that the famous painting "Morning in Teheran"?


85 posted on 07/14/2006 4:28:22 PM PDT by dljordan
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To: Nodamidis

Welcome to FR...........I think.

After two glasses of Merlot, I find myself tentatively, reluctantly agreeing with you. We need the "handcuffs of world opinion" loosed from our country, as well.

It's a battle older than time. Good vs. evil.


86 posted on 07/14/2006 4:28:26 PM PDT by Rushmore Rocks (dollar a day member............and proud of it!)
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To: Rome2000

Yes, isn't that a prophesy by someone back in the middle ages? Between that and what I am reading in the Old Testament right now, we are in for a wild ride. I have come to true Christianity late in life, but better late than never, I suppose. We ARE in the end times. There


87 posted on 07/14/2006 4:29:21 PM PDT by Nodamidis
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To: wildcatf4f3
marx, hiller, stalin, pol pot (sp), saddam, arafat, clinton, carter, murtha, mickey mouse

okay I'm kidding 'bout the mouse part.

88 posted on 07/14/2006 4:30:12 PM PDT by no-to-illegals ('No' worked so well, perhaps another word is in order?)
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To: Orange1998

IMHO, I think that it was inevitable.


89 posted on 07/14/2006 4:30:31 PM PDT by mel
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To: Nodamidis

Yes well they've been going on for over a millenia now.


90 posted on 07/14/2006 4:31:16 PM PDT by crghill
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To: Rushmore Rocks
Welcome to FR...........I think.

?????????? How do you know?
91 posted on 07/14/2006 4:31:20 PM PDT by Nodamidis
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To: musicman

Two words;

Shut
Up

(To the Pope, not you)


92 posted on 07/14/2006 4:31:32 PM PDT by RobRoy (The Internet is doing to Evolution what it did to Dan Rather. Information is power.)
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To: elizabethr

It probably won't go nukular, but even if it does, so what?


93 posted on 07/14/2006 4:32:16 PM PDT by RightWhale (Repeal the law of the excluded middle)
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To: RightWhale

Well, the price of oil might sneak up a tad.


94 posted on 07/14/2006 4:33:09 PM PDT by crghill
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To: Wolfie

Well, I'd shoot up again but i think it'd kill me.

SARCASM OK!!!


95 posted on 07/14/2006 4:33:53 PM PDT by wildcatf4f3 (high compression hothead here)
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To: Nodamidis; Rushmore Rocks
?????????? How do you know?

Ve have our vays.............

96 posted on 07/14/2006 4:34:56 PM PDT by Godzilla (Evil can be defeated when the good are unafraid.)
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To: crghill

Nobody's cars will work after EMP. Won't need oil.


97 posted on 07/14/2006 4:34:58 PM PDT by RightWhale (Repeal the law of the excluded middle)
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To: Orange1998

"The World" is not safer today than were 5 years ago."

With that I agree. But nobody said it would be. I believe it IS safer than it would have been had we not taken Iraq, which, by the way, is what we really did.


98 posted on 07/14/2006 4:35:04 PM PDT by RobRoy (The Internet is doing to Evolution what it did to Dan Rather. Information is power.)
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To: Pearls Before Swine
Then why is Putin so all-fired eager to help the Iranian "peaceful atomic energy program?"

Because if they end up with a deal whereby Russia enriches the uranium for Iranian nuclear power plants while the US is the one doing the heavy lifting to prevent an independent Iranian weapons program they will benefit.

I think Russia is being greedy and stupid because generating electricity in Iran isn't what any of this is all about.

99 posted on 07/14/2006 4:35:17 PM PDT by Dog Gone
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To: COEXERJ145

>>Will this war go nuclear?
No<<

Whew! That's a relief. Thanks!


100 posted on 07/14/2006 4:36:40 PM PDT by RobRoy (The Internet is doing to Evolution what it did to Dan Rather. Information is power.)
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