Good job, we are down to 56% who think we should lol
What do you think of this email?
Dear Professor Daniel M. Zucker (who wrote the article on Our Deadly Tango With Iran)
Michael Greenstone who works in the Department of Economics at MIT wrote a good expose entitled "Is the Surge Working?"
Our military is overextended, our country is already in massive debt, and Iran has two powerful allies: China and Russia. What makes you think bombing them would be all it takes? A massive asymmetrical counter attack which could include suicide bombings around the world, increased instability in Iraq, attacks on oil tankers traveling through the Straight of Hormuz, and plenty of other possibilities could ensue. Plus, I think China and Russia would view this as a threat to their national security and would be forced to take some kind of action.
Labeling the IRNG as a terrorist organization was a big mistake as now it gives us reason to escalate tensions which is why our ships are over there to begin with. We could use them here guarding our own borders and waters. The Gulf of Tonkin incident in Vietnam was very similar to the one that happened the other day. Turns out it was not the Iranian Revolutionary Gaurd Corp, but a group called the Filipino Monkeys causing the stir. World war III was almost started because a bunch of bandits got on their radio spouting garbage. You are endorsing policies that create unintended consequences that reduce our national security, our financial security and the future of our country.
What do you think of this email?
Dear Professor Daniel M. Zucker (who wrote the article on Our Deadly Tango With Iran)
Michael Greenstone who works in the Department of Economics at MIT wrote a good expose entitled "Is the Surge Working?"
Our military is overextended, our country is already in massive debt, and Iran has two powerful allies: China and Russia. What makes you think bombing them would be all it takes? A massive asymmetrical counter attack which could include suicide bombings around the world, increased instability in Iraq, attacks on oil tankers traveling through the Straight of Hormuz, and plenty of other possibilities could ensue. Plus, I think China and Russia would view this as a threat to their national security and would be forced to take some kind of action.
Labeling the IRNG as a terrorist organization was a big mistake as now it gives us reason to escalate tensions which is why our ships are over there to begin with. We could use them here guarding our own borders and waters. The Gulf of Tonkin incident in Vietnam was very similar to the one that happened the other day. Turns out it was not the Iranian Revolutionary Gaurd Corp, but a group called the Filipino Monkeys causing the stir. World war III was almost started because a bunch of bandits got on their radio spouting garbage. You are endorsing policies that create unintended consequences that reduce our national security, our financial security and the future of our country.
