The Israelis should knock out the Iranian nuclear facilities, facilities the Iranians claim are for industrial power, but which are clearly for military purposes.
I don't trust the maniacal Iranian regime anymore than I trust the murderous Hezbollah.
Do you really want to start World War III?
We might have World War III whether we like it or not. It's kind of like the people in the democracies of Europe who said, when Hitler reoccupied the Rhineland, "Don't do anything because it could lead to war."
Well, they did nothing and got war anyway, only a much larger war with the balance of power having shifted very much against them.
If we don't do something those crazy subhuman mullahs in Iran who are behind all of this, we could face the same problem. It may not be a question of whether to have a war, but when, and under what circumstances.
I'm inclined to agree, as much as I'm loath to. Any hopes I had of a diplomatic reconciliation with Iran evaporated the moment Ahmadinejad was elected President. While I'm fairly certain the election was rigged (AFAIK the majority of Iranians, especially young Iranians, are very liberal-minded), it was a clear middle finger from the mullahs to the rest of the world, specifically Israel.
The mullahs rigged the election because they are really in charge. It is not a democracy. The results of Iranian elections reflect not the will of the Iranian people, but the direction in which the mullahs want to go. They 'elected' a more moderate candidate when they wanted to make nice, but when they 'elected' this piece of filth, it was a sure sign they were choosing a policy of confrontation.
To millions of Iranians, far more than the West can imagine, Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is a rather popular guy.
Barring his outbursts denying the extent of the Holocaust and threatening Israel with annihilation, Mr. Ahmadinejad is saying and doing what a majority of Iranians want to hear. The key to his success is that he has learned who the average Iranian is and what he or she wants. The West has not.
In fact, the West has it completely wrong. Unlike reports in the Western media, the average Iranian is not the well-dressed, lipstick-wearing woman of northern Tehran who speaks with Western reporters about Channel, Gucci and Jennifer Lopez. The average Iranian is from the lower income brackets and lives outside Tehran.
Mr. Ahmadinejad's successes and genuine popularity can only be ignored at the West's peril.
