IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" | |
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wow User ID: 6688946 Poland 01/08/2012 06:39 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" the EU needs at least another 12 month before they can live without irans oil...the greeks are also heavily dependant and will not say no to iran oil...so don't worry...in 12 months everything looks different again anyway. |
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DoorBert (OP) User ID: 870568 United States 01/08/2012 07:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" BK: Report: UK and US Navy destroyer will be deployed near Iranian waters days before oil embargo imposed to prevent #Hormuz closure. [link to twitter.com] |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 5010850 Sweden 01/08/2012 07:56 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" I am A Persian living in Sweden, been following the tensions closely. Getting pretty tired of our persian goverment just making threats, they should act so the world wont laugh at us. Specially now that the sanctions are a go both from the US and EU. If they sanction Iran, Iran should sanction them, so tired of Persia being bullied. |
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godzilla85 User ID: 7936130 United States 01/08/2012 08:04 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" Quoting: Lime Flavoured Redux yes they have...and it's getting so old The key will be if and when there is actually an attack whether Iran go through with that threat. lot of ifs and we've all seen this movie before...until there is an actual action on either side this is just more of the same rhetorical nonsense from both sides. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 8456757 Australia 01/08/2012 08:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" I think the US and Britain, (oh and france) all want to go to war against Iran no matter what the cause. I also think that Iran isnt to be messed with. I also think (I think a lot) that Israel scares the shit out of Iran and so they probably wont do much at all, on one hand, or on the other, they think they are technologicly ready for Israel. I really do feel (Im feeling now) that the Us and Britain are (once again) biting off more than they can chew. Britain is sending HMS Daring, I think its called, cost around a billion dollars to build and is highly advanced, apparently. Staffed with 190 sailors. One missile is all it takes to blow this out of the water Its not ww2 anymore. And Iran hasnt been idly sitting back twiddling their thumbs. If Iran says they will shut down the straights, ive got a gut feeling (its in the gut now) that they mean it. All it would really take would be the "removal" of a couple of military satellites and the US would suddenly find themselves back in time. Its quite a basic appraoch really. Im pretty sure the ruskies, chinkos and the persian rugs have all thought the same thing. I wonder if the US has a contingency plan ready for a total communications blackout? This is the future after all, and thats how wars in the future are fought, right? |
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Lime Flavoured Redux User ID: 8396001 United Kingdom 01/08/2012 08:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" I think the US and Britain, (oh and france) all want to go to war against Iran no matter what the cause. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 8456757 I also think that Iran isnt to be messed with. I also think (I think a lot) that Israel scares the shit out of Iran and so they probably wont do much at all, on one hand, or on the other, they think they are technologicly ready for Israel. I really do feel (Im feeling now) that the Us and Britain are (once again) biting off more than they can chew. Britain is sending HMS Daring, I think its called, cost around a billion dollars to build and is highly advanced, apparently. Staffed with 190 sailors. One missile is all it takes to blow this out of the water Its not ww2 anymore. And Iran hasnt been idly sitting back twiddling their thumbs. If Iran says they will shut down the straights, ive got a gut feeling (its in the gut now) that they mean it. All it would really take would be the "removal" of a couple of military satellites and the US would suddenly find themselves back in time. Its quite a basic appraoch really. Im pretty sure the ruskies, chinkos and the persian rugs have all thought the same thing. I wonder if the US has a contingency plan ready for a total communications blackout? This is the future after all, and thats how wars in the future are fought, right? The satellites thing is a good point, but I'm not sure Iran have the missiles to do it. China do, but I don't think they've sold them to anyone. |
DoorBert (OP) User ID: 1495371 United States 01/08/2012 09:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" A senior Iranian lawmaker says the aim of the upcoming naval drills by the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) is to prepare for the potential closure of the strategic Hormuz Strait. Deputy Head of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Committee Esmail Kowsari said on Saturday the military maneuver has been designed to prepare the armed forces for receiving the order to shut down the strait within the shortest time possible. [link to www.presstv.ir] |
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DoorBert (OP) User ID: 1495371 United States 01/08/2012 09:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" South Korea and Japan -– two energy-challenged Asian nations dependent on Iranian crude -– are pondering ways to overcome the steep price of adhering to a U.S. embargo against the Middle Eastern oil giant. Reeling from the financial aftermath of March’s earthquake and tsunami, Tokyo officials are exploring alternative petroleum sources to fuel a flagging economy especially dependent on imported oil and natural gas. "We are considering our response and are closely discussing the matter with the U.S.," a Japanese Foreign Ministry official, Kazuhiro Kawase, said Friday. Earlier in the week, South Korean officials said they would ask Washington for an exemption from the embargo to lessen the “negative impacts" of the Iranian sanctions. South Korea imports 97% of its oil and, like Japan, depends on Iran for up to 10% of its supplies. But the South Korean press reported Sunday that Seoul officials are considering a move to reduce imports of Iranian oil to 2010 levels, a drop of more than 1%. [link to latimesblogs.latimes.com] |
G3 User ID: 1531577 United States 01/08/2012 09:32 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" The following post is not mine. It was found on Dinar Recaps. Anonymous email to Dinar Recaps 01/06/2012 Would like to remain anonymous please. I've followed your blog for several months for entertainment purposes only. I want shed some light on this and maybe others can better understand the business side of the world. Iraq dinar will be worth more money to Iraq, USA, EU, China, Russia, Japan, Saudi and etc once the added sanctions go live on Iran. Once Iran oil is off limits Iraq will be the go to country which means immediately will be providing millions more barrels of oil for the world with little competition meaning immediate clients and less competitors, bringing prices down securing the USA investment in Iraq oil. Not to mention the added benefit of stopping Iran from obtaining WMD. I could go further in depth but thought I could help ease some minds and let you know the RV will happened once those new added sanctions go live. USA has been working on contracts to replace Iran oil for Iraq oil in EU and guarantee China and Russia they will get their oil and for a better price with longer contracts backed my Iraq oil. USA nor Iraq cares how much dinar the public has because the wealth that will come from what they are working on will be for hundreds of years where the public's wealth will be taxed and spent in the economy only helping the USA effort. Nobody is stopping this RV because of the crazy nuts in Iraq this RV has nothing to do with Iraq and never has. What people are reading they are coming to conclusions themselves because people need to make sense of things they can't comprehend so we read and hear all these predictions and "intel" which none have a clue what is at stake here. I will tell you here and now, once those newly added sanctions go live so will the RV and it won't be much higher than Kuwait because that's bad business with Kuwait when you need Kuwait to do business. Not to mention keeping the peace so oil pipelines and shipping aren't disturbed. [link to www.dinarrecaps.com] |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 8186477 United States 01/08/2012 09:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" I am A Persian living in Sweden, been following the tensions closely. Quoting: conspiracynow Getting pretty tired of our persian goverment just making threats, they should act so the world wont laugh at us. Specially now that the sanctions are a go both from the US and EU. If they sanction Iran, Iran should sanction them, so tired of Persia being bullied. Why are there always such delusions of grandeur amongst Iranians by calling themselves "Persians" all the time. Do Peruvians refer to themselves as Incans? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 5010850 Sweden 01/08/2012 09:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" I am A Persian living in Sweden, been following the tensions closely. Quoting: conspiracynow Getting pretty tired of our persian goverment just making threats, they should act so the world wont laugh at us. Specially now that the sanctions are a go both from the US and EU. If they sanction Iran, Iran should sanction them, so tired of Persia being bullied. Why are there always such delusions of grandeur amongst Iranians by calling themselves "Persians" all the time. Do Peruvians refer to themselves as Incans? Maybe because we are persians living in Iran? Open a book and come again. (Iranians do not exist btw.) |
DoorBert (OP) User ID: 1495371 United States 01/08/2012 10:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" The United States will respond if Iran tries to close Strait of Hormuz, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta says Alarabiya [link to twitter.com] |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 8186477 United States 01/08/2012 10:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" I am A Persian living in Sweden, been following the tensions closely. Quoting: conspiracynow Getting pretty tired of our persian goverment just making threats, they should act so the world wont laugh at us. Specially now that the sanctions are a go both from the US and EU. If they sanction Iran, Iran should sanction them, so tired of Persia being bullied. Why are there always such delusions of grandeur amongst Iranians by calling themselves "Persians" all the time. Do Peruvians refer to themselves as Incans? Maybe because we are persians living in Iran? Open a book and come again. (Iranians do not exist btw.) Yeah, I just double checked. Can't find a map anywhere that has "Persia" on it. So should Central Americans refer to themselves as Mayan? I mean they are Mayans living in El Salvador, Costa Rica etc aren't they? If you are too ashamed of what your area of the world has become that's fine. But stop with referring tom yourself as a member of a society that no longer exists. |
Lime Flavoured Redux User ID: 8396001 United Kingdom 01/08/2012 10:18 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" The United States will respond if Iran tries to close Strait of Hormuz, U.S. Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta says Alarabiya Quoting: DoorBert [link to twitter.com] Not a surprise. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 4646660 United States 01/08/2012 10:20 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: IRGC commander says Iran could close Hormuz this month. US Joint Chiefs Admits they Could for a "Period of Time" I am A Persian living in Sweden, been following the tensions closely. Quoting: conspiracynow Getting pretty tired of our persian goverment just making threats, they should act so the world wont laugh at us. Specially now that the sanctions are a go both from the US and EU. If they sanction Iran, Iran should sanction them, so tired of Persia being bullied. Why are there always such delusions of grandeur amongst Iranians by calling themselves "Persians" all the time. Do Peruvians refer to themselves as Incans? Maybe because we are persians living in Iran? Open a book and come again. (Iranians do not exist btw.) Yeah, I just double checked. Can't find a map anywhere that has "Persia" on it. So should Central Americans refer to themselves as Mayan? I mean they are Mayans living in El Salvador, Costa Rica etc aren't they? If you are too ashamed of what your area of the world has become that's fine. But stop with referring tom yourself as a member of a society that no longer exists. Agreed, it's quite pathetic. |