Posts Made By: Jim Moscheck

Originally Posted by David Cotterell

They seem not to be pursuing Ted Nugent the kiddie-diddler poster boy.  Unfortunately, he's from Redford.....

Dave

Originally Posted by Richard Davis

It is still fun to visit here occasionally and see that All the leftists and the RINOs here still subscribe to and live in the alternate reality of Rod Kaufman.  

TDS really does have its die hard subscribers.  

BTW, on another note, 2 Thursdays ago, I liquidated the last of my silver bullion at $106.85 per ounce.  So glad I waited, when i purchased it at about $13 per ounce!  

In case the group here didn't notice, the DJIA hit 50,000 recently.  So much for the laugh out loud predictions of Rod Kaufman.  

Originally Posted by James Lacey

What is mind-boggling is that you seem to want to justify the military strikes on Iran simply because Iran is an oppressive regime that kills its citizens, when there have to be hundreds of similar regimes in the world that you don't seem to care about, and you have completely ignored the violence that our military strikes cause by killing, maiming, and traumatizing hundreds if not thousands of innocent civilians, including 175+ young girls killed in a school by one of our Tomahawk missiles. Not to mention the disruption and long-term suffering of the Iranian civilian population when we target and strike critical infrastructure that destroys energy, water, food, and health services. Talk about selective memory.

Originally Posted by James Lacey

Wouldn't it be nice if Rich and the Republicans could show "for all the world to see," the evidence of a clear and present existential threat that would truly justify our military attacks in Iran? Obviously, they can't, so instead we get the same old tired arguments like "Iran bad, us good!" I'm pretty sure all of us would love to see Iran become a productive member of the West, with impeccable domestic conduct, and have peace with its neighbors. However, justifying our military attacks on anything other than a clear and present existential threat has many counterproductive consequences and is frankly against international law. It's hard to believe that we have not learned our lesson in this regard after the Iraq war. Still, here we are again, apparently, as the Republicans are using all the same old arguments they used in Iraq, without evidence and without proper cause, to justify action in Iran. It's almost a curse to live long enough to see that, as a people, we don't seem to have the ability to learn from our mistakes at all.