Comments on: Israel Should Attack Iran

By: farnoosh

farnoosh — Sat, 03 Apr 2010 14:24:30 +0000

we ieanian hate ahmadi nejad and our islamic government we are not arab we are persians and most of us even arent moslim and if we are moslim we dont give a shit to islam.
but the problem of bombing our country is different to any thing else.
we are not pelestinians we are IRANIANS we did,nt let any one come to our land and we wont let.
just give it a try

By: elinor(Iran)

elinor(Iran) — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 16:34:11 +0000

dave
Yeah, you love you country and I love mine. I always had this dream of visiting your country, while people there are done with the conflict, there is so much there that we would love to see. You know, for some time I was on a farmhouse and detached from the rest of modern world. I was a humble peasant feeding chickens and sheep, picking vegetables and weeding. Now that I am back, every thing feels so strange, specially whatever that conneected to the conflicts. I genuinely believe people have no role in whatever happens, that govenments cannot be changed unless they are expired. I wish well for all people and I wish for a beter Middle East.

By: idave147

idave147 — Sun, 17 Aug 2008 09:58:35 +0000

I’m from Israel and I love my country. As such I fear our “leaders” sometimes more that I fear our ennemies and for obvious reasons – see the Lebanese war, in this respect I have much in common with American citizens – see the Afgan and Iraq wars and their tolls.

The same scenario is repeating itself with Iran…not mass destruc…but nuclear threat..and so on. The Iranians don’t scare me. I’m scared of my “leaders” and Pres. Bush backing them.
I may not agree word for word with this post but there is some sense to it.

By: elinor(Iran)

elinor(Iran) — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 03:03:51 +0000

Elisa
I hope that peace is established as well dear elisa, when I expose my ears and eyes to the portions of news that shake the media and the media viewers, I might think it is less probable, but then i try to remember, what we grasp through the media is just a portion of reality, and not the better portion Amen to your prayer my dear, Be well

By: elisa

elisa — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 01:03:26 +0000

elinor,
I hope for the sake of the middle east that peace is established. My best thoughts are with you and all of Iran….take care.

By: elinor(Iran)

elinor(Iran) — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 09:38:35 +0000

Elisa
I don’t want to sound very optimisic, but I am hopeful that the problems will be solved in a peaceful manner. I wish for a hamoneous Middle East where the States back the people and human rightsa dnt hey are friends and allies. Oh if that happens we can definitely be a grea union, like EU? We will be MEU souinds like Mew though but I am sure it will be good

By: elisa

elisa — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 02:38:23 +0000

hi d.b.:
i agree with what you say. the u.s. has been looking for a reason to attack iran and take over the middle east. the propaganda machine has been running for almost a year now in the u.s. time is running out as GW bush will be leaving the white house soon….and so the beat goes on….hopefully it will not be his buddy mccain who takes over the royal seat!!!!!!!!!!!

By: elinor(Iran)

elinor(Iran) — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 07:57:00 +0000

Hi Abe,
I am not talking about history, I am talking about as far as some 60 yeara back, or perhaps more, at the time of the disintegration of Ottomon Empire. Well in the same region that belonged to the Ottomons and then it was mandated by the British, Jewish people and Arab people lived and they both libed for long. Israel When it weas created did not mean to push back the Arab population, but gradually because the countries around did not approve of the creation of the state of Israel ( one of the countrties created after the disintegration of the Empire), the conflict is still afresh, but, people of that region do need to live like people elewhere and the time has approached that an effective solution brings the conflict to its terminal state. We can’t stay out of region and speak passinately siding with one party again the other, you know Abe, that wouldn’t help, becuase there is life going on there, and people’s lives are interdependent, from both sides, with all the conflict, they work together, they have bussiness together and they live like people living in all other regions of the world. It would be helpful if we accordingly change the tone and make it less tense and wish for the best. nu? :

By: C-Red

C-Red — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 06:04:24 +0000

To my man Abe Bird
You call me an Anti Semite lol, funny, I really know nothing about Jewish people to hate them. I just know this conflict is bringing a lot of drama to this planet. You are right, it’s not just the U.S.A, but other “Anglo Saxon” countries like Brittan and France who occupied my homeland and enslaved my ancestors in Haiti. Not only did they enslave us, but made us pay reparations for winning our freedom. Yes ya boy Napoleon came back with 8 gun ships and forced us to pay reparations. It was the equivalent of 22 billion dollars and we never quite got on our feet because of that. Hell the United Nations didn’t even acknowledge us until it was paid back. But you see you also made my point. The great “Anglo Saxon’ countries seem to be the rot of a lot of these issues. All these ethnic conflicts you see in Africa have roots to the imperialist days, just like this conflict. Now back to Israel, why don’t you guys just go back to how the land was originally suppose to be split in 1922? I’m not saying give up Israel, but you have to offer a little bit more than the 2 acres of land you guys always seem to offer. Until then, there will be conflict. Great, you guys have a country, but who pays the price? Like I keep saying you obtain land by blood, you have to keep land by blood. Now nobody on this blog has yet to show me an unprovoked attack or even unjustified hatred towards the U.S from Arabs…that’s right because they are only reacting to our attempt to play the entire Middle East like a game of chess. Once again my point is proven. As for Janice, um….the good Ol’ U.S of A ain’t a bunch of saints either. Ever heard of slavery? Jim Crow Laws? Manifest Destiny? Ask the Native Americans and Blacks if we were always such a wholesome country. As for Janice, I don’t argue with idoits so I will not even respond, but I can tell that you are a simple minded Republican Conservation who just does as they are told by their republican party.

By: C-Red

C-Red — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 05:41:32 +0000

Yea I seemed to have got a time frame wrong with certain events involving the Iran hostage situation, so i went to Wilkpedia, and here goes: The Iran hostage crisis (Persian: تصرف سفارت آمریکا) was a diplomatic crisis between Iran and the United States where 52 U.S. diplomats were held hostage for 444 days from November 4, 1979 to January 20, 1981, after a group of students took over the American embassy in support of Iran’s revolution.[2]

In Iran, the incident was seen by many as a blow against U.S. influence in Iran and its support of the recently fallen Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, who had been restored to power by a CIA-funded coup in 1953 and who had recently been allowed into the United States for cancer treatment. In the United States, the hostage-taking was widely seen as an outrage violating a centuries-old principle of international law granting diplomats immunity from arrest and diplomatic compounds sovereignty in the territory of the host country they occupy.[3]

You see, like I said earlier, if we keep meddling in their affair then we get burnt like having unprotected intercourse with a postitute. If we leave hem alone, they leave us alone. i’m just sick of it all. And you are right, it’s not just the U.S, but Brittain, Russia and probably some other “anglo-saxon” country. Even though I was wrong, i was still right. We get involve in their affair we get burnt.