What if Israel bombs Iran?

[The Great One]

Iran must be praised for showing incredible resilience in the face of sanctions and constant threats of war [ which incidentally is not even close to what Iran says about Israel]. But that's it.
An Israeli attack on it's nuclear facilities and it's nuclear program is as good as over.

 

[DelhiDareDevil]

then iran will be further away to having nuclear bombs

 

[longbrained]

whatever we are, atelast we are not 14 trillion dollar in debt.

It is not 14 trillion dollar. That figure only includes external debt of US government. The total debt in 2008 before the financial crisis hit and doubled the US debt was almost 80 trillion dollars. Literally American babies are born with huge debt on their tiny shoulders. Almost all owned to Zionist banks. The Zionists own those babies and the babies of the babies. And the figure of 674% quoted by the Zionist here is also inaccurate as when comparing the countries we have to do with GDP (PPP) and with that GDP per capita of US is almost three times that of Iran, but they have a much bigger debt as Iranians are almost debt free and they owe nothing to Zionist banks:

 

[longbrained]

 

[Abii]

Iran's GDP per capita is less than Bostwana, Gabon and Suriname.
80% of Iran;s export is crude oil.

Thats typical third world country.

that doesn't show the picture and you know it. Unlike the countries you mentioned above, we have heavy industry all over the country. In some cases we have more production then countries like GB (in auto sector for example). We can't export anything because we're sanctioned in every area. Financial companies, shipping companies...

Stay classy 500.


And our economy is pretty close to Turkey. With sanctions and conflict for 32 years, we've managed well.

The world in figures: Countries
Iran

Nov 17th 2011 | from The World In 2012 print edition

GDP growth: 2.2%
GDP: $540bn (PPP: $976bn)
Inflation: 16.5%
Population: 76.8m
GDP per head: $7,040 (PPP: $12,720)

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The world in figures: Countries
Turkey

Nov 22nd 2010 | from The World In 2011 print edition

GDP growth: 3.6%
GDP: $760bn (PPP: $992bn)
Inflation: 6.5%
Population: 74.0m
GDP per head: $10,270 (PPP: $13,400)

The world in figures: Countries: Turkey | The Economist

 

[PteX]

that doesn't show the picture and you know it. Unlike the countries you mentioned above, we have heavy industry all over the country. In some cases we have more production then countries like GB (in auto sector for example). We can't export anything because we're sanctioned in every area. Financial companies, shipping companies...

Stay classy 500.


And our economy is pretty close to Turkey. With sanctions and conflict for 32 years, we've managed well.

The world in figures: Countries
Iran

Nov 17th 2011 | from The World In 2012 print edition

GDP growth: 2.2%
GDP: $540bn (PPP: $976bn)
Inflation: 16.5%
Population: 76.8m
GDP per head: $7,040 (PPP: $12,720)

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The world in figures: Countries
Turkey

Nov 22nd 2010 | from The World In 2011 print edition

GDP growth: 3.6%
GDP: $760bn (PPP: $992bn)
Inflation: 6.5%
Population: 74.0m
GDP per head: $10,270 (PPP: $13,400)

The world in figures: Countries: Turkey | The Economist

What`s this "we" thing, abii? Are you in Iran or Canada, because you don't have to suffer the crippling sanctions that Iranians deal with everyday.

Imagine Iran's economy if the Ayatollah regime was not bat-sh*t crazy... You`d be richer than all the middle east countries combined.

 

[PERSIAN GOD KING]

I agree that Iran would had been much more better off, but at what cost?

we want to be self sufficient, we do not want to be an puppet for the usa.

Iran regime good point is they are making us self sufficient.

 

[PteX]

I agree that Iran would had been much more better off, but at what cost?

we want to be self sufficient, we do not want to be an puppet for the usa.

Iran regime good point is they are making us self sufficient.

Iran ain't free now neither, or is it better to die by the hands of your brother than a yankee? You die either way.
You still rely on Russia and China for protection as well.

 

[PERSIAN GOD KING]

this Iran v Israel has now become personal to me, since the last one of our scientist your country murdered was a close friend of one of my relatives.

so I would rather die protecting the next one than die for nothing.
you think you can kill us and say it for our freedom?

 

[PteX]

this Iran v Israel has now become personal to me, since the last one of our scientist your country murdered was a close friend of one of my relatives.

so I would rather die protecting the next one than die for nothing.
you think you can kill us and say it for our freedom?

They'd kill you buddy, just go try and visit Teheran and say what you say here about Islam.

 

[Abii]

What`s this "we" thing, abii? Are you in Iran or Canada, because you don't have to suffer the crippling sanctions that Iranians deal with everyday.

Imagine Iran's economy if the Ayatollah regime was not bat-sh*t crazy... You`d be richer than all the middle east countries combined.

Of course I don't, and that's why I can see things so much clearer. An Iranian struggling because of the criminal US sanctions might have different views, because he/she is desperate, I'm not.

The regime in Iran could be a secular Western loving democracy, but we would still be sanctioned and threatened. You see, the US doesn't want to see a strong Iran. A nationalist regime in Iran, whether secular or theocratic, is against every US interest in the region. A strong Iran would seek to control the region and would adopt policies that would be against American interests in the region. The only solution is for Iran to become a country like Saudi or UAE etc... and knowing our mentality, the chance of that happening is slim. We're independent minded people and we see ourselves as leaders, not followers. Because of that we can never bend over and so, as I said before, whether we have a secular or theocratic country things will be the same.

 

[UKBengali]

Of course I don't, and that's why I can see things so much clearer. An Iranian struggling because of the criminal US sanctions might have different views, because he/she is desperate, I'm not.

The regime in Iran could be a secular Western loving democracy, but we would still be sanctioned and threatened. You see, the US doesn't want to see a strong Iran. A nationalist regime in Iran, whether secular or theocratic, is against every US interest in the region. A strong Iran would seek to control the region and would adopt policies that would be against American interests in the region. The only solution is for Iran to become a country like Saudi or UAE etc... and knowing our mentality, the chance of that happening is slim. We're independent minded people and we see ourselves as leaders, not followers. Because of that we can never bend over and so, as I said before, whether we have a secular or theocratic country things will be the same.

Just bide your time.

Iran will eventually completely dominate the Persian Gulf.

And it will not take more than 15-20 years at most.

 

[500]

that doesn't show the picture and you know it. Unlike the countries you mentioned above, we have heavy industry all over the country. In some cases we have more production then countries like GB (in auto sector for example). We can't export anything because we're sanctioned in every area. Financial companies, shipping companies...

Stay classy 500.


And our economy is pretty close to Turkey. With sanctions and conflict for 32 years, we've managed well.

The world in figures: Countries
Iran

Nov 17th 2011 | from The World In 2012 print edition

GDP growth: 2.2%
GDP: $540bn (PPP: $976bn)
Inflation: 16.5%
Population: 76.8m
GDP per head: $7,040 (PPP: $12,720)

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The world in figures: Countries
Turkey

Nov 22nd 2010 | from The World In 2011 print edition

GDP growth: 3.6%
GDP: $760bn (PPP: $992bn)
Inflation: 6.5%
Population: 74.0m
GDP per head: $10,270 (PPP: $13,400)

The world in figures: Countries: Turkey | The Economist

Turkey is still far from first world countries as well. Also Turkey does not recieve 80 billion petrodollars a years unlike Iran.

this Iran v Israel has now become personal to me, since the last one of our scientist your country murdered was a close friend of one of my relatives.

so I would rather die protecting the next one than die for nothing.
you think you can kill us and say it for our freedom?

Mullah's killed those scientists.

 

[Alienoz_TR]

Rising petrol prices, gas prices, electricity prices here in Turkey has started to cause frustration. To some extent it has to do with Iran and embargo.

 

[PERSIAN GOD KING]

alienoz- it not Iran fault the yankees are sanctioning them.