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1. I suggest ...
| Sarah B , |
U.S.A. / Israel |
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... somewhere atop a major tectonic fault.
Oh, wait! That would be ninety percent of Iran ....
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2. YOU ARE ACTUALLY PRAYING.......#1
| MAHMOOD , |
LONDON-UK |
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For something to happen in the country you reside..................aren't you?Why are you interfering with the law of nature?What about the Californian fault line?Or do you think it is of no concern?
Shame on you!!
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3. Where is the forest? Muslims always devastate everything.
| Steve Benassi , |
Silver Bay, MN USA |
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4. Excellant Idea!! Less Collateral damage
| Memphis Slim , |
Memphis, TN - USA |
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Less civilian collateral damage when the government gets bombed.
Seriously, the reason they are even considering that is because of what they witnessed in Cairo. They fear a populr uprising fueled by 12 million people. If they can isolate the government away from the population, they will be able to direct the military and media from a distance. A despate move.
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5. Iran needs perpetual "straw war" to justify Greater Persia
| Steve Benassi , |
Silver Bay, MN USA |
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6. To: No. 2
| Sarah B , |
U.S.A. / Israel |
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I don't really care what happens to the left coast of the United States; sorry. But with Iran -- a country which sits on a series of geological fault lines and routinely throws earthquakes in excess of 9.0 on the Richter scale has no business building nuclear reactors.
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7. US Conservatives mull changing our capital
| ASTRONAUT , |
SC, USA |
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to Provo, Utah – or Lubbock, Texas – any other locale than the liberal swampland on the Potomac.
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8. To: No. 1 I suggest Jerusalem as Iran's capitol!!
| Cali Lib , |
Los Angeles, USA |
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