Laughing Out Loud...morons...you should reread your ilk's commentary
before the First Gulf War....Iraq had a million man army, used to
fighting in the desert, armed by the mighty Soviet military, toughened
by years of war with Iran and internal rebellion. Our soldiers were
lazy, highly paid pampered kids too dumb to get into college. I remember
CBS doing a special on 60 minutes trying to stop the shooting war where
expert after expert warned that our outnumbered troops would be chewed
up and spit out including a Iraq ex-pat who warned that American would
have to buy more body bags for its helpless children if we were so
stupid as to challenge Iraq's mighty Soviet equipped Army....cough
cough...choke choke
11.7 million = 11.0 million guys looking for an excuse to throw down
their rifles and get away from the torturers and rich officers who steal
their food + 600000 committed torturers and corrupt officers who will
put on women's clothing and look for a Saddam hole as soon as the
shooting starts + 100000 brave committed idiots who will die badly at
long range
The only problem with Iran is the political will to lose in the West.
Thankfully, Isreal will deal with these jumped up ****s. And all that
soot and particulate matter in the atmosphere will reflect the sun's
rays and help solve global warming...a toofer.
127.0.0.1 wrote:
2.3 million US Soldiers vs 11.7 million Iranian Soldiers = DRAFT
The Truth Will Set You Free | November 12, 2007
Some sobering advice from a fellow blogger at reigngame.com:
Alright, I know 90% of you guys follow politics so you've undoubtably
read and/or heard about the current Iran situation. I'd like to
briefly talk about the figurative war with Iran. For the sake of
discussion, let's begin with the questionably optimistic assumption
that no major country would forcefully oppose (economically or
militarily) full-scale US military operations in Iran. Nevermind
Iran's 12% imports with Germany and 10% imports with China - I'm sure
Germany and China's economies don't want Iran's money anyway, right?
Nevermind the fact that Iran exports 2,836,000 barrels of oil per day
to various nations that depend on that oil.
We can all just ride bikes until the 2 month war is over! As to the
Iranians themselves, I'm sure they're just dying (no pun intended) to
be invaded, er, `liberated` by Americans, considering the `horrid` 70%
approval rating of Ahmadinejad and the `devastating` $8,700 gross
domestic product per capita (8.6% better than China). I'm sure we'll
be "welcomed in the streets" after we "shock and awe" all important
looking buildings to Jahannum and back.
With a little help from the boys at GFP, I did some exploring into the
military systems of America and Iran and what I found was
alarming . . .
2,369,239 US Soldiers vs 11,770,000 Iranian Soldiers = DRAFT
The United States of America has 2.37 million soldiers capable of
combat and available for mobilization. Let's compare with little ol'
Iran! Iran has THE MOST military personnel available for combat in the
entire world. In fact, Iran has more combat-ready military personnel
than China and Russia combined. 11.7 million guerillas - Talk about
hell. The bottom line is, America can't even handle Iraq. At one
point, we thought we would rush in, smite some nubs with dirks and
bubble hearth back home in time for American Idol. Not quite. And with
Iran, reality is going to hurt a lot more.
America is War Stomping on Artificial Ice Above the Pit of Sparta
At the risk of loosing all my credibility, allow my concern to
manifest itself in a less than mature way: Our economy is &%$#ed. We
have a -862,300,000,000 dollar cash balance. That puts us LAST in the
world for cash balance of our own currency. This is what people are
talking about when they say deficit. But this is more than a deficit;
this is an abandonment of the dollar. The conclusion? Changes. And not
the type of changes 2Pac wanted. Big changes that will crash into the
hull of the United States.
Nerf Executive Branch
America is tipping back way too far in her easy chair - something is
about to happen. This upcoming 2008 election is extremely pivotal. I'm
not going to name any candidates because this isn't that type of
article. But let the point of this entire post clear: If you think
times are boring, think again. If you think the future is predictable,
think again. My advice to everyone who reads this is to be thoughtful,
be skeptical, be wise. Learn, test what you learn and share it. The
future of your family tree is in the balance.
http://infowars.com/articles/ww3/ira...sold iers.htm