Double standards : Israel Continues to Stonewall Arab States About Its Nukes | |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 32069520 United States 08/06/2013 09:13 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Israel refuses to address its “nuclear capabilities” with Arab states at September’s IAEA conference. Quoting: Aye-aye Dan Joyner himself writes: I totally understand why Israel wants to have nuclear weapons, doesn’t want to sign the [nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty], and wants to keep the whole thing “in the basement.” If I were an Israeli official, with the history of the Holocaust as my personal and national context, I would do the exact same thing. But … when they criticize other countries for wanting their own nuclear weapons, or for even doing research to build up their capability to one day acquire nuclear weapons if they decide they need them [it] doesn’t have anything to do with history, or with Israel’s unique perspective on the world. … This is just basic hypocrisy, and the absence of any principled leg to stand on. [link to fpif.org] You don't really get it, do you? Look at the history... They repeatedly attacked Israel so they got nukes to stop that kind of attacks. |
Aye-aye (OP) User ID: 23832420 Bulgaria 08/06/2013 09:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Israel refuses to address its “nuclear capabilities” with Arab states at September’s IAEA conference. Quoting: Aye-aye Dan Joyner himself writes: I totally understand why Israel wants to have nuclear weapons, doesn’t want to sign the [nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty], and wants to keep the whole thing “in the basement.” If I were an Israeli official, with the history of the Holocaust as my personal and national context, I would do the exact same thing. But … when they criticize other countries for wanting their own nuclear weapons, or for even doing research to build up their capability to one day acquire nuclear weapons if they decide they need them [it] doesn’t have anything to do with history, or with Israel’s unique perspective on the world. … This is just basic hypocrisy, and the absence of any principled leg to stand on. [link to fpif.org] You don't really get it, do you? Look at the history... They repeatedly attacked Israel so they got nukes to stop that kind of attacks. Russ Wellen doesn't get it. I didn't write the article. Last Edited by Aye-aye on 08/06/2013 09:17 AM Aye-aye |
Aye-aye (OP) User ID: 23832420 Bulgaria 08/06/2013 09:37 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | 1948 Quoting: Duh 44143491 1967 duh I suppose you would have a point if it were Israel that twice attacked all of her neighbors in an attempt to destroy them. What about Hiroshima and Nagasaki? What Japan needs to do to protect the innocent Japanese people? Who knows, maybe Obama will drop another nuke on them?! Aye-aye |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 44595223 Portugal 08/06/2013 09:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Israel refuses to address its “nuclear capabilities” with Arab states at September’s IAEA conference. Quoting: Aye-aye Dan Joyner himself writes: I totally understand why Israel wants to have nuclear weapons, doesn’t want to sign the [nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty], and wants to keep the whole thing “in the basement.” If I were an Israeli official, with the history of the Holocaust as my personal and national context, I would do the exact same thing. But … when they criticize other countries for wanting their own nuclear weapons, or for even doing research to build up their capability to one day acquire nuclear weapons if they decide they need them [it] doesn’t have anything to do with history, or with Israel’s unique perspective on the world. … This is just basic hypocrisy, and the absence of any principled leg to stand on. [link to fpif.org] You don't really get it, do you? Look at the history... They repeatedly attacked Israel so they got nukes to stop that kind of attacks. Russ Wellen doesn't get it. I didn't write the article. You are forgetting that Israel is a small country, a "one bomb country". ONE bomb and it's over for them. They cannot risk that. |
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Aye-aye (OP) User ID: 26966445 Bulgaria 08/06/2013 09:54 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Israel refuses to address its “nuclear capabilities” with Arab states at September’s IAEA conference. Quoting: Aye-aye Dan Joyner himself writes: I totally understand why Israel wants to have nuclear weapons, doesn’t want to sign the [nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty], and wants to keep the whole thing “in the basement.” If I were an Israeli official, with the history of the Holocaust as my personal and national context, I would do the exact same thing. But … when they criticize other countries for wanting their own nuclear weapons, or for even doing research to build up their capability to one day acquire nuclear weapons if they decide they need them [it] doesn’t have anything to do with history, or with Israel’s unique perspective on the world. … This is just basic hypocrisy, and the absence of any principled leg to stand on. [link to fpif.org] You don't really get it, do you? Look at the history... They repeatedly attacked Israel so they got nukes to stop that kind of attacks. Russ Wellen doesn't get it. I didn't write the article. You are forgetting that Israel is a small country, a "one bomb country". ONE bomb and it's over for them. They cannot risk that. Russ Wellen is forgetting that. Aye-aye |