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3 Arab FMs support Iran's nuclear rights
press ^ | 17 Apr 2010

Posted on 04/17/2010 5:56:44 PM PDT by JoeProBono

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To: AlanD

hahha ok


21 posted on 04/17/2010 6:53:13 PM PDT by dalebert
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To: JoeProBono; AdmSmith; Berosus; bigheadfred; Convert from ECUSA; dervish; Ernest_at_the_Beach; ...
Thanks JPB.
22 posted on 04/17/2010 7:01:11 PM PDT by SunkenCiv ("Fools learn from experience. I prefer to learn from the experience of others." -- Otto von Bismarck)
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Remember the shia vs sunni Jihad in Iraq? Iraqi has about 60% Shiite. We should arm the Sunni Arabs, encourage Russia to arm the Shiite and watch from the sky for the next few years!

Look at Syria: “Syria has never had a large Shiite population, but in recent years there has been an increase in conversions to Shiism within Syria’s Sunni, Ismaili, and Alawite populations. The geographical proximity of Iran to Syria has always led to a certain degree of Iranian influence there, which increased with Bashar al-Asad’s succession to power in 2000 after the death of his father Hafiz. The Syrian government’s encouragement of Iranian missionary activity may be the chief cause of the increase in conversions, but it is not the only one. The existence of an indigenous Shiite population and of historic Shiite shrines in various parts of Syria, the nature of Shiite worship, the media’s power, the perceived victory of Hizbullah in the Lebanon war of 2006, the strategic wooing of influential Syrians, economic and educational inducements to the less af­fluent, and the dominance of the Alawite sect in politics are other factors that must be considered.

Accurate statistics about the various religious groups in Syria are not easy to come by because of the Alawite regime’s sensitivity in matters of this kind. The International Religious Freedom Report for 2006, published by the U.S. State Department, notes that Alawites, Ismailis, and other Shiites constitute thirteen percent of Syria’s population, or about 2.2 million people out of a total population of 18 million.”
http://www.currenttrends.org/research/detail/the-shiite-turn-in-syria


23 posted on 04/17/2010 7:35:09 PM PDT by mainsail that
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Nope, they are thanking you! The Shiite are the majority of Iraq, we removed Saddam so Iran moves in little by little.


24 posted on 04/17/2010 7:36:25 PM PDT by mainsail that
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“Maybe we should pull of Iraq today..no sense building a country for Iran...”

Agreed. Daniel Pipes pointed out in his excellent 2003 article “A Strongman for Iraq” that we needed to put a “democratically minded strongman” in place. In other words, we desperately needed a puppet dictator to help things along, and we are reaping what we sowed with our loathsome incompetence and risible lack of will.

Meanwhile, all the Assyrian Christians have fled to relative safety in Ba’athist (Nazi) Syria, one of the sites of the Assyrian Holocaust, just as the Mandaeans are being forcibly converted to Mohammedanism under the watchful eyes of the American leadership. Even the Eurotrash Dutch are horrified by what is happening to the non-Muslims in Iraq under supervision.


25 posted on 04/17/2010 8:23:47 PM PDT by dmitrybystrolyotov
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"Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon have expressed support for Iran's nuclear program and stated that Israel should be forced to dismantle its nuclear weapons."

LOL! Iraq, Syria and Lebanon are still the axis of EVIL. Our new fake pRez doesn't changes that. They are Camel Dung. Why are they even quoted?

26 posted on 04/17/2010 8:50:12 PM PDT by NoRedTape
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It’s like 1938 all over again, except this time Chamberlain is on THIS side of the pond.


27 posted on 04/18/2010 12:46:34 AM PDT by montag813
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Maybe we should pull of Iraq today..no sense building a country for ...

Why not just leave , and move the troops to the oil facilities...to guard the wholesale rape and pillage of Iraqi oil that we should have done to begin with.

28 posted on 04/18/2010 12:49:19 AM PDT by montag813
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Good Point!
29 posted on 04/18/2010 5:50:10 AM PDT by left that other site (Your Mi'KMaq Paddy Whacky Bass Playing Biker Buddy)
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ya ...just where is all this iraqi oil we were suppposed to see....


30 posted on 04/18/2010 8:39:25 AM PDT by dalebert
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