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To: Cold Heat; wetphoenix
Where is the Iranian bomb for that much of technology transfer?

Don't fall for that, CH, that was a dodge straight from the Russian Foreign Ministry playbook.

78 posted on 09/20/2014 3:56:35 AM PDT by 1rudeboy
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To: 1rudeboy

BTW, have you read a list?


79 posted on 09/20/2014 4:07:00 AM PDT by wetphoenix
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To: 1rudeboy
Yeah, it's obvious deflection.

But it's really hard to show Putin as a good global citizen.

Everything they do is to either exacerbate problems for the US or anyone that criticizes them, or to form alliances against the same foes as a force multiplier.

That is why they are publicly stoking up their defiance as they move their pawns on the board because they are playing from a relatively weak position.

It impresses the gullible, ticks off the strong, but the goal is attention, even though negative. Much in the same vain as N.Korea and China or the schoolyard bully.

If all the response is talk and a few sanctions, then the board is clear to make more moves because it's unlikely that the response would be any more costly then it is today.

They will just raise the gas prices..oil production and tax levy’s..

They have the next two years to get a lot done without much of a response except that of the rhetorical flourish variety. After that, it's anyone’s guess but much less predictable.

keeping in mind that they are on the security counsel. The UN, which is the usual route to bring accusations, will continue to be feckless,

80 posted on 09/20/2014 4:22:10 AM PDT by Cold Heat (Have you reached your breaking point yet? If not now....then when?)
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