Re: How Would Iran Fare In A Nuclear War With Israel? No Well According To Journalist Mona Charen

In article <4886c129$0$30464$afc38c87@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 "Peter Webb" <webbfamily@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> "Governor Swill" <governor.swill@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message 
> news:5dcd8417f98u8i72va4qn2lh8s1dlj5kfm@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > This is parris_k@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
's brain on drugs:
> >>> Iraq? We were talking about Iraq's non-existent nuke program, Hugh.
> >>
> >>Once again, you utterly ignorant piece of gnat ordure, Iraq did indeed
> >>have a nuke-program.
> >
> > Not in 2003, you drooling spastic.
> 
> Who said anything about 2003, other than you?
> 
> The argument was that if Iran does the same thing as Iraq, it can
reasonably 
> expect the same consequences.
> 
> Iraq sought to buiuld nuclear weapons, it was pre-emptively attacked by
its 
> neighbours (including Iran), and its nuclear capability was destroyed.
> 
> >> Iran attacked them for having one, and Israel put
> >>paid to the facility for good. In 1982.
> >
> > Which has exactly what to do with the 2003 invasion?
> 
> Absolutely nothing. I don't know why you are raising the events of 2003,

> which as you kindly point out having nothing to do with the subject we
are 
> discussing.
> 
Because destroying their nuclear weapons did Iraq absolutely no good at 
all, and Iran would be reasonable to think that abandoning their nuclear 
ambitions would likewise do the Iranians absolutely no good at all and 
would end with them being overthrown by a hostile power, just like Iraq 
was.