Sometimes felt uncomfortable.

Submitted by Elmo [ ... http://anechoicroom.blogspot.com/ ] (United States), Jun 15, 2008 at 08:56

With discussions about the topic at hand (loose lips y'all). But yet also often felt it important in the context of this grievous adversary (militant radical Islam). To speak loud and clear. For all ears, every ear. To hear. Right is right. Wrong is wrong. And no religion (as it were) or political affiliation will change thus [at least once, Arik did speak fairly clearly about simple reality. And the inevitable (watching the short obscure vid, was then comforting)].

That Iran is so divorced from it (reality), makes discussions (with the left) more difficult. As well with the Yurrapean everyperson. Not to mention the object of our (or Israel's) bombs.

Further discussions about air space, site hardness, payload, throw weight, displacement, weather/atmosphere/fallout (atomic and political). Will not change the math. Iran + bomb = pre-emptive strike by the U.S. or Israel.

Now the question of who, or the exactitude of how hard (be the rain that will fall). May possibly still be undecided?. But the clock, well the clock she ticks ... tock.

[Human shields do not tarry, book your flight to Jordan now! We provide all ground transportaion to Iran, with all lodgings and accommodations included in one low low price (chains for locking yourself to Iranian nuclear facility gates, are however extra). Book within the next twenty four hours, and get your choice of Isfahan, Natanz, or Moo Moo's secret weekend garden pavillion on the Caspian. Call 1-800 Bark'n Moonbat now .... holier than thou operators are standing by (have your credit card handy)].

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