We need Super Hardline World Leader who is determined to crush Terrorism with Iron Hand

Submitted by Cusia (India), May 15, 2007 at 23:22

We are heading towards a Nuclear Showdown with Iran .

At present There is no True World Leader you can tell Iranian Ayatullah Ahmedinejad Regime that " Look we are not playing around and we mean business" . Flex Military Muscle and tell Iran , Syria and other rogues to comply with the UN Resolution to stop Nuclear Reactors and Support to Islamist Terror , otherwise be prepared for Carpet Bombing , Tactical Nuke Strikes and Military Invasion.

We need someone who can show guts and tell them " Enough is Enough " and " Civilised world will not tolerate this cat & mouse game" .

Compromises , Negotiations , Retreat , Billions of Aid , Concessions, Dialogue , Withdrawal and Appeasement of These Islamists will bring more attacks on civilised World. We must break their will.

Identify the enemy

Expose the enemy

Make General Public Consensus against enemy

UN Resolution

UN Trade Embargo

Total Naval , Air and Land Blockade

Tactical Nuke Strikes

Carpet Bombing

Psycological Warfare

Elimination of Leadership

Military Invasion from all sides that is Coalition Armies from Pakistan side , Iraqi Side , From Sea Front and From North. Destroy the complete hate structure of Ayatullahs and occupy all Oil Fields of Iran and recover cost of War by selling Oil from Iranian , Iraqi and Saudi Oil Wells.

US and Israel are too tolerant. US Army and Israeli IDF are the two most moral forces , Their hands are tied by their leftist leaders. We must give them best military hardware and above all free hand to destroy our enemies and hunt them in any corner of World.

No Army can fight with their soldiers hand tied . Give them a free hand. We need some general like Moshe Dayan , Menachem Begin , Yoni Netanyahu , Zeev Zabotinsky .

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