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Originally posted by aatisket: ↑

Is that normal? Where else do we see suspicious oil damage result in a nation doing more than raising the issue diplomatically with other nations?

I think the bombing of ships bound specifically for Syria is more about hoping for a reaction from Iran. You must know that Iran has no history of diplomatically accepting that its ships can be bombed. They haven't reacted simply because they know America will get involved if they do. Anyone with any sense can see this, it is history on repeat. Israel wants a response from Iran in the knowledge that the maniacs in Washington will almost certainly do their bidding thereafter. It's hard to believe, but there is still enough gullible citizens to swallow the propaganda and allow a repeat of 2003 to go ahead.

That said, this war could be worse than all the others in ME put together but that seems to be eventually where we are heading. I wouldn't want to be in either country when it kicks off, but then again none of us will be safe if it does.

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"I wouldn't want to be in either country when it kicks off..."

Exactly!
So, in that case, please explain why Israel would want a war with Iran, knowing that one large ballistic rocket from Iran landing on greater Tel Aviv would kill millions.
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