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Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View PostSure, but is there a religious reason? Is this a country that has a puppet master ruling the ruler from the position of spiritual superior? Or are those assumptions totally off base and 100% unequivocally wrong? How many people in spots that afford them power have spoken of using the might of the country to wipe other countries off the map?
When it comes down to it, money talks in the mullahs' sphere. You could trace it all the way back to '89, with the coming to power of Rafsanjani. Then (as well as now), Iran was struggling to rebuild its empire after the Iran-Iraq war, despite increasing international isolation.
While the story is much different today in regards to their infrastructure (they have advanced significantly), they are nowhere near their operating potential. They have the capacity to make themselves the Germany of the Middle East. But until their economy picks up to the pace of the Western world, they'll have to settle for having a massive brain-drain, as well as comparatively poor overall living standards. And the Ayatollah knows this.
The iron fist of the Islamic Republic that was once knocking out and taking names in 1980 has gradually oxidized and picked up a coat of rust. I'd like to argue that it is melting down into something new.
@Farbin, herr faust, etc... I truly hope that you guys stick around for the road ahead. And I do hope that you guys could learn to accept the "new" Iran, rather than accepting a stereotype that's been around for the last 34 years. The era of such a stereotype is coming to an end - even the opinons in Israel are increasingly growing disconnected with Bibi's extremist rhetoric.
I mean, it's really only him, the Saudis, and whomever else who cannot come to grips with a new challenge to their respective hegemonic interests.
I have friends and relatives in Israel. I have friends and relatives in Iran.
While that shouldn't have any bearing on my own political views, I can assure you skeptics that the situation isn't what our media portrays..it's not what they want you to know. But then again, there are flaws in all societies.
The Chinese commiting atrocities in Tianmen and Tibet, have we stopped doing business with them? Israel time and time over again breaks international laws of peace - do we stop them? Pakistan, India, Vietnam...catch my drift? Dirty laundry isn't anything new.
But hell - it's a free country. By all means, if you choose to tune into the entertainment of our nation's puppetheads in politics (both sides of the isle), the entertainment of our "spiritual" leaders in the Westboro Baptist Church, AIPAC, Fox News, and the likes. Ignorance is bliss, right?
The Islamic Republic of Iran is in my opinion, evolving very similarly to China - just with slightly different attributes that make it unique.
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yup when you have the last president running his yap like this, as recent as 2 years ago, to the UN general assembly shows so much tolleance huh. New Iran MY ASS
yeah yeah its his job to say inflammatory shit to keep the rest of the world focused on him and not what the Mullahs are really up too.........Originally posted by FusionIf a car is the epitome of freedom, than an electric car is house arrest with your wife titty fucking your next door neighbor.
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Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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I'm confused. From reading the article, it seems Iran is now limited to making less enriched uranium, meaning they won't be able to make weapons grade stuff, only stuff used for power plants. This means no bombs, correct?
How is that a bad thing? Why is Israel against this?
I honestly don't understand, not trying to argue or anything. I'm not really up to speed on any of this and am the least political person you will meet.
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Allowing them to produce a low grade product legally now means they have the ability to use that material to make it high grade. It's a lot easier to take low grade and turn it to high than it is to take no grade nothing and turn it into high grade material.
It's not that they are gonna make a bomb next week, but the political climate there is up in the air, and one coup away from a super hardline militant taking over and bumping the centrifuges to full capacity to turn that low grade stockpile into magic world melting material.
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Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver View PostI'm confused. From reading the article, it seems Iran is now limited to making less enriched uranium, meaning they won't be able to make weapons grade stuff, only stuff used for power plants. This means no bombs, correct?
How is that a bad thing? Why is Israel against this?
I honestly don't understand, not trying to argue or anything. I'm not really up to speed on any of this and am the least political person you will meet.
Dirty Bomb, also what farbin has laid out for as well, allowing them to keep and use the tech to make low enriched fuel what is really going to stop them form making a bit of higher grade. Really a piece of paper ummm yeah ok, If you believe that I have some ocean front property in North Dakota I need to sell I assume your interested??? North Korea pulled this trick, by going along with sanctions and more sanctions, then restrictions on what they could make and do while keeping and allowed to continue using it to develop energy production until they had what they needed for the bomb. This is a stalling tactic to delay and stall until they have what they need, and Kerry and our our dear leader are playing right into this shit again.
Also I think its funny that they are end running and totally ignoring congress again which was the body to levy such trade sanctions along with the rest of the international comunity. There are lots of law makers on both sides of the isle that are not happy about this and there are rumors that they might try and do something about this and counter the administration and rein it back in on this deal.Last edited by mrsleeve; 11-25-2013, 06:10 PM.Originally posted by FusionIf a car is the epitome of freedom, than an electric car is house arrest with your wife titty fucking your next door neighbor.
The Desire to Save Humanity is Always a False Front for the Urge to Rule it- H. L. Mencken
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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Originally posted by LowR3V'in View PostI'm assuming freeride is iranian or some sort of middle eastern person?
However that is completely irrelevant, because if I were to adhere to their pro-Shah ideology, I would be on-board the anti-IR boat with you guys..
Originally posted by mrsleeve View Post^
yup when you have the last president running his yap like this, as recent as 2 years ago, to the UN general assembly shows so much tolleance huh. New Iran MY ASS
yeah yeah its his job to say inflammatory shit to keep the rest of the world focused on him and not what the Mullahs are really up too.........
The Iranian people, as well as the new foreign minister, and President, have ALL made an effort to distance themselves/their new government from Ahmadinejad and his rhetoric.
Shoot, even the supreme leader was at odds with Ahmadinejad, reflecting Ahmadinejad's disconnect with the Iranian gov't during his 2-term presidency. He didn't represent the majority - rather the ultra-conservative minority, which is now far less represented.
Kinda like claiming that America is mostly made up of neo-con's...when it's not...
Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View PostI understand what you are saying, and maybe I'm going off intuition, but this whole thing does not feel like a good thing to me.
Originally posted by NitroRustlerDriver View PostI'm confused. From reading the article, it seems Iran is now limited to making less enriched uranium, meaning they won't be able to make weapons grade stuff, only stuff used for power plants. This means no bombs, correct?
How is that a bad thing? Why is Israel against this?
Netanyahu is out for total hegemony in the region, so he doesn't want to see Iran even get the *slightest* rights or respect from the international community.
Originally posted by mrsleeve View Postattach low grade radioactive material to conventional explosives and you can render a large area unhabitable for up too, tens of thousands of years and if a highly populace area you can kill many people via radioactive contamination before anyone even knows whats going on.
Dirty Bomb, also what farbin has laid out for as well, allowing them to keep and use the tech to make low enriched fuel what is really going to stop them form making a bit of higher grade. Really a piece of paper ummm yeah ok, If you believe that I have some ocean front property in North Dakota I need to sell I assume your interested??? North Korea pulled this trick, by going along with sanctions and more sanctions, then restrictions on what they could make and do while keeping and allowed to continue using it to develop energy production until they had what they needed for the bomb. This is a stalling tactic to delay and stall until they have what they need, and Kerry and our our dear leader are playing right into this shit again.
Also I think its funny that they are end running and totally ignoring congress again which was the body to levy such trade sanctions along with the rest of the international comunity. There are lots of law makers on both sides of the isle that are not happy about this and there are rumors that they might try and do something about this and counter the administration and rein it back in on this deal.Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View PostAllowing them to produce a low grade product legally now means they have the ability to use that material to make it high grade. It's a lot easier to take low grade and turn it to high than it is to take no grade nothing and turn it into high grade material.
It's not that they are gonna make a bomb next week, but the political climate there is up in the air, and one coup away from a super hardline militant taking over and bumping the centrifuges to full capacity to turn that low grade stockpile into magic world melting material.
Also, it is a commonly-accepted fact that if....and only if Iran were to develop any sort of nuclear capability with their limited resources, they would still be obliterated by the US, Israel, and others....
If you knew that if you would face complete obliteration if you were to develop nukes, would you do it?
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Originally posted by LowR3V'in View PostI'm assuming freeride is iranian or some sort of middle eastern person?past:
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lol I remember taxi medallion M3 hackery boy
I dont think this one quite understands religious fanaticism knows no logical course of action other than carrying out what they see as Al-aha's will.......... I.E. destroying the great Satan and Little Satan.Originally posted by FusionIf a car is the epitome of freedom, than an electric car is house arrest with your wife titty fucking your next door neighbor.
The Desire to Save Humanity is Always a False Front for the Urge to Rule it- H. L. Mencken
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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Now, don't take this the wrong way when I make a relation to ponder from my standpoint.
Let's make this hypothetical, and use me, so I don't offend anyone, and I can answer wholeheartedly.
So, I'm a bratty kid, (no lie) and I want to do something. Let's say it's go to a concert. Lets say it's 1996, and it's a Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids show, with NIN and Slipknot. There is no way my parents are gonna let me go. No way. The concert is in a few months, and I know this.
So, I start asking my parents to let me go to the mall. I go three times a week, I am home when I am supposed to be, I don't break their curfew, I don't get in trouble, I lul them into a sense of security that I can follow the rules. I make them all believe I am a good, rule following kid. But I'm still a brat, and I'm going to do what the fuck I want to regardless of what ANYONE else tells me, I simply oblige them so I can get my way and complete the opus of my master plan.
The day of the concert comes, I have been planning for months, making everyone feel that the mall is safe, I'll be home, I won't break the ground rules laid before me by those in charge. I leave for the mall, and then.....
BOOM!
I'm driving across Southern California, breaking ALL the rules, with the ticket I bought, under their noses, on my way to the concert I knew I would attend, and nobody was gonna stop me, even if they thought they had the upper hand by making rules.
They forgot one thing, people that want something with every fiber of their being will do ANYTHING to achieve their endgoal.
The rules mean nothing, this agreement means nothing, it's the same exact example as having a nationwide ban on firearms to protect people, because the bad guys that you need to be protected from don't follow the rules, they mean nothing, they are just obstacles, not barriers.
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@farbin. What right do we have as being the 'parents' in your hypothetical. I would rebel too if my parents were abusive and over bearing. Besides, this hypothetical relates closer to what the united states does if you add in the bullying part.
I know what I'm saying is rambling best ignored but really, how many times have we used war and killed for peace? I don't deny that there's a possibility of a dirty bomb being passed along to some groups but the fall of the USSR didn't end the world in terrorist nuclear attacks. We impose harsh economic sanctions and name them part of the axis of evil but can't we stop to think about how we involved ourselves in their country before we let fear and hate dictate our current relations? It almost seems like we strive for certain people to hate us and then use their natural feeling for retribution as justifications to continue being assholes.As I said before, merely turn the tables...I'm sure this world would of been a lot closer to ending.
Heavy Israeli anti iranian, pro sanctions propaganda campaign by now on youtube btw.Last edited by Dozyproductions; 11-26-2013, 12:14 PM.
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Originally posted by mrsleeve View Postlol I remember taxi medallion M3 hackery boy
I dont think this one quite understands religious fanaticism knows no logical course of action other than carrying out what they see as Al-aha's will.......... I.E. destroying the great Satan and Little Satan.
Now don't take this all the wrong way. I'm not being an apologist, or condoning the actions of the Islamic Republic, since its conception in '79.
Cause I'm not - I'm just stating true facts.
Millions of Americans also do not know that in the days before Former President George W Bush declared Iran under the "Axis of Evil", Iran (then under level-headed reformist President Khatami) had actually offered to join forces with America against Al-Qaeda/Taliban, and even go as far as indirectly recognizing Israel.
How do you think a country's electorate would react in the period shortly after such an event? Sorta like a slap in the face, just after extending your own hand in friendship, do you agree?
Originally posted by Farbin Kaiber View PostNow, don't take this the wrong way when I make a relation to ponder from my standpoint.
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They forgot one thing, people that want something with every fiber of their being will do ANYTHING to achieve their endgoal.
The rules mean nothing, this agreement means nothing, it's the same exact example as having a nationwide ban on firearms to protect people, because the bad guys that you need to be protected from don't follow the rules, they mean nothing, they are just obstacles, not barriers.
But again, let me bring you back to the fact that the majority of the Iranian people at this point in history do not have the concealed will to do such things, or the hidden agenda to get a nuke, or go after Israel/USA in a malicious way. While there is proof for this claim substantiated in the countless remarks and statements of Iranian political elite throughout the last few years (putting aside Ahmadinejad lol) I'd like to look to the famous protests of 2009, or recent demonstrations in the last year over the celebration of Rouhani's election under his promise for reform and bridging ties with the West.
After all, you are right. It isn't the words of a few political figures who truly count or reflect the views of 77,000,000 people -rather it is the demonstrations and social movements led by the people themselves.
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When you have a people trying to acquire a means by which they have vowed to use to destroy you and your friends. Its in your direct interest to keep them from acquiring such itemsOriginally posted by FusionIf a car is the epitome of freedom, than an electric car is house arrest with your wife titty fucking your next door neighbor.
The Desire to Save Humanity is Always a False Front for the Urge to Rule it- H. L. Mencken
Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants.
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