It is interesting, when Nth Korea send a missile to the sky all the hell break loose but when the Israelis send one is all well.........
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It is interesting, when Nth Korea send a missile to the sky all the hell break loose but when the Israelis send one is all well.........
Israelis are seen as a much more stable player than NK...Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
You also had NK threatening everyone under the sun in the lead up to said missile launch...
Oh yes, since the establishment of Israel there have been a lots of stability in the middle east and Israel always comply with the UN resolutions :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Disco Muppet
Do not forget that no country is allowed to inspect Israel to see if the have nuclear bombs but it is expected that Iran and North Korea comply with that.
There will be no stability until all the countries are treated equally and the ones that refuse to comply with the UN resolutions are the worse for peace.
Ahh, but Israel doesn't run around threatening to nuke the United States now does it? ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
It's all about perceived threat.
Or Japan. Or South Korea.
When Israel starts to use the same language as North Korea then I might agree they should start to be seen as equal threats.
The arrogance of John McCain who was the potential president of USA is a typical example of the present and pass governments of USA :mad:
During the debate in the senate about the possible intervention of USA in Syria this low life was playing poker in his smart phone.
Is so careless about the implications of the vote and possible thousands of life lost that he tweeted page:
Scandal! Caught playing iPhone game at 3+ hour Senate hearing – worst of all I lost!
— John McCain (@SenJohnMcCain) September 3, 2013
Yes, we are numbers for them :mad:
"The pubic get the government they deserve" and I don't think John McCain is worried, after all there is safety in numbers. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
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I think the difference is, if you believe them, Israel fired a sparrow missile to simulate an incoming missile from their neighbours in order to test their defensive missile system. NK fired a ballistic missile to test their offensive missile system. It seems like posturing , all part of the game. BobQuote:
Originally Posted by Chucaro
Actually I think both the US and Israel launched missles 1 each the US launched the sparrow to test the Israeli Arrow system. Don't think the US will complain about themselves or the Israelis in this case but timing is everything :)
US president makes case for strikes against regime targets, as Putin says Russia "will help" Assad if action launched.
What will be the implications?
Are USA and USSR prepared to "lock horns" ?
Absolutely madness :mad: