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Lying fuck. It was Iran's money all along.Looks like the $152 billion Obama gave them is money well spent.Allah akbar!
So you can criticize Trump for what he says but nobody can criticize Iran’s mullah for what they say.Where is the Iranian military where it was not invited?
Every one of those bases are approved by their host countries. I don't recall the Iranians being invited in...
So you can criticize Trump for what he says but nobody can criticize Iran’s mullah for what they say.Where is the Iranian military where it was not invited?
Every one of those bases are approved by their host countries. I don't recall the Iranians being invited in...
Once the democrats succeed in turning the US into a hell hole the way Iran was and also borders a primary player in the Cold War while possessing massive amounts of oil resources then you’d have a point.It was then. The alternative was worse.So you think Iran going from bad to worse is improvement? Do you actually believe they have democratic elections? You sound like a terrorist.You obviously are too young to recognize the dynamic of the Cold War. Sometimes it’s good to yield to folks with more life experience than you.
I am well versed in the Cold War era. On the other hand you make excuses for a country that says it believes in freedom when we actually are no better than the so called terrorist.
Like I said, If you are OK with our government running around the globe supporting the illegal overthrow of democratically elected governments, then I'm sure you will be OK with Iran performing a coup on Trump; right?
I have already stated TWICE: it was not the business of the US to perform a coup in Iran in 1953.
What the fuck is it about that that you do not fucking get?
You need to stop consulting left wing sources.
So, then you're OK with Iran doing the same to the US, or to any other nation.
Thanks for clearing that up.
???!!!!!!!!????--How did Iraq start the war?according to your logic, it was wrong to occupy Germany and Japan after WW2Iraq and Afganistan approve of our occupation ?Every one of those bases are approved by their host countries.
You're as delusional as the leaders who got us into that fucked up mess.
real smart
Iraq STARTED the war !!! duh
terrorists in Afghanistan STARTED the war
George HW bush won that war.???!!!!!!!!????--How did Iraq start the war?according to your logic, it was wrong to occupy Germany and Japan after WW2Iraq and Afganistan approve of our occupation ?Every one of those bases are approved by their host countries.
You're as delusional as the leaders who got us into that fucked up mess.
real smart
Iraq STARTED the war !!! duh
terrorists in Afghanistan STARTED the war
they invaded Kuwait
you think you are dealing with a bootcamper??!!!George HW bush won that war.???!!!!!!!!????--How did Iraq start the war?according to your logic, it was wrong to occupy Germany and Japan after WW2Iraq and Afganistan approve of our occupation ?Every one of those bases are approved by their host countries.
You're as delusional as the leaders who got us into that fucked up mess.
real smart
Iraq STARTED the war !!! duh
terrorists in Afghanistan STARTED the war
they invaded Kuwait
Milestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historianto inspect Iraq’s suspected chemical and biological weapons capabilities.
George W. Bush Defends Decision to Remove HusseinHe did not do so by the March 2003 deadline, so President George W. Bush decided to invade
Milestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
but NO link...hahahahah = you just posted crapMilestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
NOTE TO READERS
This publication, “Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations,” has been retired. The text remains online for reference purposes, but it is no longer being maintained or expanded.
Why retire “Milestones”? In mid-2016 the Office of the Historian completed a review of its online offerings and concluded that extensive resources would be needed to revise and expand this publication to meet the Office’s standards for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
but NO link...hahahahah = you just posted crapMilestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
NOTE TO READERS
This publication, “Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations,” has been retired. The text remains online for reference purposes, but it is no longer being maintained or expanded.
Why retire “Milestones”? In mid-2016 the Office of the Historian completed a review of its online offerings and concluded that extensive resources would be needed to revise and expand this publication to meet the Office’s standards for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
Milestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
it's true --sorry-Brainy onebut NO link...hahahahah = you just posted crapMilestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
NOTE TO READERS
This publication, “Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations,” has been retired. The text remains online for reference purposes, but it is no longer being maintained or expanded.
Why retire “Milestones”? In mid-2016 the Office of the Historian completed a review of its online offerings and concluded that extensive resources would be needed to revise and expand this publication to meet the Office’s standards for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
It is from YOUR cite, Brainiac:
Milestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
Click "NOTE TO READERS"
etcIraq Weapons Inspections Fast Facts
CNN Library
Updated 9:07 PM ET, Sun March 31, 2019
(CNN)Here's a look at weapons inspections in Iraq from 1991 to 2007.
Facts:
At the end of the 1990-1991 Persian Gulf War, the United Nations passed Security Council Resolution 687 setting the terms for the ceasefire between Iraq and the US-led coalition. Section C of the resolution called for the elimination of Iraq's weapons of mass destruction and some ballistic missiles and established the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM).
Timeline:
April 3, 1991 - The United Nations passes Security Council Resolution 687.
April 6, 1991 - Iraq accepts SCR 687.
April 18, 1991 - Under the terms of SCR 687, Iraq gives a detailed account of its weapons inventory and denies it has a biological weapons program.
June 9, 1991 - UNSCOM begins its first inspection looking for chemical weapons.
June 17, 1991 - The UN Security Council passes SCR 699, which reaffirms the authority of UNSCOM and the IAEA to conduct inspections in Iraq.
June 23-28, 1991 - Iraqis fire warning shots at inspectors to prevent them from intercepting vehicles suspected of carrying nuclear equipment.
June 30, 1991 - UNSCOM begins its first missile inspection.
August 2, 1991 - Iraq admits to biological weapons research for "defensive purposes" only.
August 15, 1991 - The UN Security Council passes SCR 707, demanding that Iraq reveal all prohibited weapons and weapons programs.
September 6, 1991 - Iraq blocks the use of helicopters by UNSCOM teams.
who do you think you are dealing with here--a bootcamper like yourself?but NO link...hahahahah = you just posted crapMilestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
NOTE TO READERS
This publication, “Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations,” has been retired. The text remains online for reference purposes, but it is no longer being maintained or expanded.
Why retire “Milestones”? In mid-2016 the Office of the Historian completed a review of its online offerings and concluded that extensive resources would be needed to revise and expand this publication to meet the Office’s standards for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
It is from YOUR cite, Brainiac:
Milestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
Click "NOTE TO READERS"
Iraq Weapons Inspections Fast Facts - CNNAugust 5, 1998 - Iraq decides to suspend cooperation with UNSCOM until its demands for an end to the embargo and a reorganization of UNSCOM are met.
September 9, 1998 - The UN Security Council passes SCR 1194, condemning Iraq's lack of cooperation.
October 31, 1998 - Iraq stops all UNSCOM inspections.
I can give many more links also --links that CROSS CHECKbut NO link...hahahahah = you just posted crapMilestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
NOTE TO READERS
This publication, “Milestones in the History of U.S. Foreign Relations,” has been retired. The text remains online for reference purposes, but it is no longer being maintained or expanded.
Why retire “Milestones”? In mid-2016 the Office of the Historian completed a review of its online offerings and concluded that extensive resources would be needed to revise and expand this publication to meet the Office’s standards for accuracy and comprehensiveness.
It is from YOUR cite, Brainiac:
Milestones: 1989–1992 - Office of the Historian
Click "NOTE TO READERS"
