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King of Kings
i would play Cyrus and nuke Roosevelts Empire back to the Stone Age
Chieftess said:The bunkers are deep down, though. I'm not sure if two missiles would do the trick (one to blast away some dirt, and the other to penetrate).
Because everyone knows that nuclear weapons are deadly as hell and that one nuclear strike could potentially start off a nuclear war.bathsheba666 said:Why do you really think he is not dumb enough?
Any real evidence?
Thats what i'd do!HannibalBarka said:hummmmmmmm, what will I do?
1. Go protest in front of the US embassy.
2. Ask my government and all EU countries to cancel every diplomatic relation we have with the US
ComradeDavo said:Because everyone knows that nuclear weapons are deadly as hell and that one nuclear strike could potentially start off a nuclear war.
Do you (using the Royal 'you' and meaning Americans ) really think that there would be an immediate couterstrike of any description? I don't, but I imagine that there would be increased and prolonged terrorist activity. I imagine there would be more 'Guerrilla' tactics designed at making life difficult for everyone. None of the 'statement' attacks we've seen so far.IglooDude said:I'd probably go home (getting gas on the way, if the gas stations aren't already mobbed, and hitting an ATM and withdrawing from my accounts as much as I can in cash). Once home, I'd sit and panic (always best to get that done with and out of the way early).
Then, I'd review my emergency supply status, and debate whether or not my wife and I should take a week's vacation off work and go camping in the Adirondacks.
I dunno, North Korea would get pretty paranoid if the US nuked Iraq.capslock said:The cold war is over, there isn't the same sort of tension there was back then.
What is anyone going to gain by retaliating against the US? There is no way in hell anyone would start **** with the US for bombing FREAKING IRAN.
Already anti-American groups around the world would have a good reason to though. Just like they over Afghanistan and Iraq, and everything else we do.
Ahh such teenage angst. Reminds me of Limp Bizkit in their early days. Why don't you go break some stuff? Ease teh tension. (I've finally used 'teh' in a sentence)capslock said:Already anti-American groups around the world would have a good reason to though. Just like they over Afghanistan and Iraq, and everything else we do.
PrinceOfLeigh said:Do you (using the Royal 'you' and meaning Americans ) really think that there would be an immediate couterstrike of any description? I don't, but I imagine that there would be increased and prolonged terrorist activity. I imagine there would be more 'Guerrilla' tactics designed at making life difficult for everyone. None of the 'statement' attacks we've seen so far.
This is speculation IMHO of course.
From anyone really. I can't see that there would be but I was wondering if you thought there would.IglooDude said:A counterstrike from Iran?
That sounds like a very sensible idea. If only to avoid the hours and hours of 'talking heads' on TVIglooDude said:My supply-checking and vacationing would be mindful of the massive amount of news coverage, emotion, panic-buying, uncertainty, and general bad karma that would cover the US (and indeed the world) should a nuclear weapon be used against a hostile target for the first time in half a century.
ComradeDavo said:I dunno, North Korea would get pretty paranoid if the US nuked Iraq.
Plus Pakistan has nuclear weapoans, and a dfair share of Islamic extremists in it's military...
Not saying that would happen, but there's always a risk, even if it's very low!
ComradeDavo said:And you need to get real, people like myself got angry over Iraq and Afghanistan for valid reasons, not just because 'the US sucks' or whatever
PrinceOfLeigh said:From anyone really. I can't see that there would be but I was wondering if you thought there would.
1 - Did it ever occur to you that a track record of invading/takign out your enemies might cause your other enemies to laucn a pre-emptive strike?capslock said:Did it ever occur to you that after we take out 3 problem regimes in a row, that others would be just a little hesitant to stand up to us, given our track record. Appeasement and inaction would make them braver. Hasn't Europe learned these lessons?
Take a look at all the horrible things people think would happen to America for taking on Iran. There is clearly something there beyond disliking the use of tactical nukes against Iranian nuclear facilities to make them side with Iran and so heavily against the US on this one. I mean, wanting to cut off all diplomatic realations with us?? That is a very drastic measure, isn't it?
Not wantign to take away yoru point, but as regards to using the example of1914 anyone in the 'know' would have seen that such an assisnation would have war, given the amount of alliances and so on and the short term/long term factors.IglooDude said:A nuclear strike on Iran would be (IMHO) incredibly destabilizing. How many people pre-1914 predicted that an assassination of an Austrian would start a global war?
ComradeDavo said:Not wantign to take away yoru point, but as regards to using the example of1914 anyone in the 'know' would have seen that such an assisnation would have war, given the amount of alliances and so on and the short term/long term factors.
Ah well You still have a good point, it would be hard to know what would happen if a nuke was used.IglooDude said:Yeah, that occurred to me after I typed it, too.
Me too mate, but past history has shown that this is unlikely to happen. Australia is a proud country of it's own, it doesn't obey the White House tells it to do. It obeys the Queenrilnator said:I would pray that my country (or in other words its leader) would have the balls to condemn the action and for once not follow the US blindly.
I still think you are right. The Germans didn't expect Britian to join the war for the sake of "a bit of paper". Who knows what effect the US's use of nukes would have on international relations between countries from around the world.IglooDude said:Yeah, that occurred to me after I typed it, too.