The World Thru My Eyes - I speak my mind and man does it like to talk.
Published on March 20, 2009 By CharlesCS In Politics

In an attempt to prove to the American people, and the world, that diplomacy is the way to go, President Obama released a video to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, President of Iran, seeking to create a better relationships between the 2 countrys thru diplomany and to stop the use of threats as a means to acquire a specific goal.

But it would seem that his attempt at a warm, diplomatic solution to the dangerous tug of war with Iran proved useless as the Iranian leader ignored President Obama's "kind and friendly" message and continued his defiant stance that no one will stop him from acquiring the nuclear progress he believes his country has the right to. The fear that a country, who has been linked to helping terrorist groups and countries, could create a nuclear weapon from technology they claim is only for providing energy to their people has the US and many other countries worried and have been attemping to stop them from furthuring their process but Iran has refused to abide by any of the sanction so far.

Many of us believe that a much firmer hand is necessary to prevent Iran from possibly acquiring the enriched uranium necessary for creating a nuclear weapon, but former President Bush chose to go the diplomatic way by working together with other countries to pass sanctions against Iran and demanding them to stop but never intending to use any kind of force to actually stop Iran. All the while Iran continued to be defiant knowing no force would be used against them, especially when Russia continued to defend Iran and refused any kind of force to be used against Iran.

It's my opinion that President Obama's plan of diplomacy has been proven to yield no results what so ever, a point clearly shown by former President Bush's attempts at a more firmer form of diplomacy that have also failed to accomplish any results and something many people said would never work with a country like Iran.

So what will we do next? Should we (Obama) continue to play "movie director" and send more videos to the President of Iran in the hopes that one of them may make him rethink his ways and consider stopping his program? Maybe the Iranian President was upset that he was not given a copy of 25 American Classic Movies ($39 value) like the on Prime Minister Brown got as a gift from President Obama (I hope he gave him a DVD player to play them on as well since American movies don't play on outside DVD players). Perhaps we can send him a home made apply pie (made by Emeril Lagasse), a 6 pack of Mike's Hard Lemonaide and a copy of the most recent issue of MadTV's Magazine as a sign of good faith.

So, does anyone here wanna keep thinking that Obama Almighty still has divine powers to fix the world's ills?

Article link


Comments (Page 4)
5 PagesFirst 2 3 4 5 
on Mar 24, 2009

Both sound the same to me. Maybe I'm just crazy.

Sure you are. That's the first step toward healing, congratulations.

Hmm, so what you are saying is we are going around wanting to destroy entire nations? I mean hypocrisy would suggest that I am criticizing and name calling someone for something we do, am I correct?

As long as you actually realised that you pulled that out of your ass, we can go on with a nice conversation.

on Mar 24, 2009

Reformists held the presidency in the past, how did that work out for better ties

Well, since most of the beef you had about Iran was about their president's declarations, I think changing president might actually help the matter. But it's just me, you know. I'm just a naive Canadian. You must know way better with that pile of PhD coming out of your ass.

on Mar 24, 2009

With Obama we have to wait for the results, with Bush he was clobbered before the action was even taken

Seems to be your excuse for every anti-Obama attack these days: 'oh, some unnamed person who isn't even here criticised bush, and it may have been unfairly, so that's going to be my justification for doing the same thing to Obama'.

 

Either way though, it does make you a hypocrite if you complain about people having done that to Bush, and then go and do the same thing to Obama.

on Mar 24, 2009

BTW, I'm not trying to sound like anyone but myself, Nitro. Having said that, though, I don't think that sounding like a person with superior intellect and an incredible education is a negative.

I didn't take it that way. You do realize that my comment you quoted was to another member, and not you Dr.? Only the first half was a response to your post.

on Mar 24, 2009

Well, since most of the beef you had about Iran was about their president's declarations, I think changing president might actually help the matter. But it's just me, you know. I'm just a naive Canadian. You must know way better with that pile of PhD coming out of your ass.

 Actually the beef I have with Iran is the weapons they send to kill US troops, the terrorist and militant groups. Nothing wrong with being a naive Canadian, there are plenty of them, but I'll go out on a limb here and say since you let your fellow countrymen fight on your behalf and have zero combat experiance yourself, you're in probably in over your head. At least that's what I gather from your reponses

on Mar 25, 2009

Actually the beef I have with Iran is the weapons they send to kill US troops, the terrorist and militant groups.

That is a very good beef to have, I have to agree 100% with you. But these consequence COULD (I do not say they WOULD, just that it was a possibility) have been averted if Bush actually had been more receptive to Iran's call for diplomacy in 2003.

He didn't, and thus Iran have done the logical strategic choice: support a faction that were ideologically aligned on them, and prevent the US's influence in the region. It ain't a good thing it itself (it's rather a bad thing), but I think most of the countries that went in Iraq (either with or without the Coalition) got dirty in the process.

And then again, I don't think bombing Iran to smittereen like you advocate will actually stop the influx of weapons and guerilla fighters, or help protect the American soldiers in Iraq more. Nor the soldiers fighting in Afghanistan, for that matter.

I really don't see how trying diplomacy will weaken the United States. You still have air superiority and godly nuclear power to launch on them in the case they actually try anything direct.

but I'll go out on a limb here and say since you let your fellow countrymen fight on your behalf and have zero combat experiance

Close ennough. I actually support our troops in Afghanistan, and so I let my fellow countrymen fight and die on YOUR (U.S.A.) behalf (because I do think removing the Talibans was/is a worthy cause for YOUR interest/protection), which allowed them to get a bucket of insult on Fox Channel in return. You are welcomed America.

 

on Mar 25, 2009

Nitro Cruiser


BTW, I'm not trying to sound like anyone but myself, Nitro. Having said that, though, I don't think that sounding like a person with superior intellect and an incredible education is a negative.
I didn't take it that way. You do realize that my comment you quoted was to another member, and not you Dr.? Only the first half was a response to your post.

Sorry, CharlesCS...I didn't realize that...

BTW...something interesting on the topic today at Ynet... LINK

on Mar 25, 2009

As long as you actually realised that you pulled that out of your ass, we can go on with a nice conversation.

You know, up until now, the conversation had been kept somewhat mature. I notice how people like you can't avoid using nasty words and insults when you can't seem to get people to see things your way. I won't deny I call names from time to time, but I usually start right off the back. Either way your comment made no point, last I checked the US has not promised to destroy an entire culture, the Iranian President however.

Seems to be your excuse for every anti-Obama attack these days: 'oh, some unnamed person who isn't even here criticised bush, and it may have been unfairly, so that's going to be my justification for doing the same thing to Obama'.

Excuse? You mean reality. Obama has made mistake after mistake from day one but God forbid anyone point them out. Obama should be given at least 4 years before anyone says anything, right? I'll never understand why anyone would simply dismiss the mistakes a person does just because you like them. If you people don't care about what your dream boy does wrong, then you will have to live with his mistakes. Thank you for being so selfish and not thinking about the rest of us.

on Mar 25, 2009

Sorry, CharlesCS...I didn't realize that...

?

BTW...something interesting on the topic today at Ynet... LINK

Interesting story. Of course if one is smart enough, one would not want to actually have the US take action before you accomplish your mission. That doesn't mean they will stop, they will simply use our "ignorance" against us. We are so nice, we try to do things the right way, during this the enemy continues to build taking our kindness as weakness knowing we won't do anything at first.

on Mar 25, 2009

You know, up until now, the conversation had been kept somewhat mature. I notice how people like you can't avoid using nasty words and insults when you can't seem to get people to see things your way. I won't deny I call names from time to time, but I usually start right off the back. Either way your comment made no point, last I checked the US has not promised to destroy an entire culture, the Iranian President however.

Indeed. Bad harsh language. But I'd say the USA are ahead of Iran when it comes to exterminating a people, so they have little lessons to give in that regard. Native Americans and Phillipinos could give testimony in that regard.

I repeat my previous statement: You are ready to bomb a whole country and destabilise the whole region based on political posturing against a long-lasting ennemy. Hell, you are less critical of Israel, who actually have directly bombed civilians.

I am not saying that Iran is blameless or without faults. Just that you seem to be quick to shove away any attempt that won't end in blood.

I said you were hypocrit, because you reacted badly at someone's mention that you were bloodthirsty, but not 2 lines later, you accused of Iran's President of being as bad as Stalin or Hitler, while having no actual fact to support that. You acted the exact same way than the person who called you bloodthirsty: just because someone is on the other side of the argument (be it a debate on a forum or something as important as Israel's legitimacy or right to exist) doesn't make him a monster.

on Mar 25, 2009

Close ennough. I actually support our troops in Afghanistan, and so I let my fellow countrymen fight and die on YOUR (U.S.A.) behalf (because I do think removing the Talibans was/is a worthy cause for YOUR interest/protection), which allowed them to get a bucket of insult on Fox Channel in return. You are welcomed America.

Very generous of YOU to offer up their service. My thanks to Canada for honoring its NATO responsibilities, and my heartfelt gratitude to the Canadian men and women in uniform. To the Canadian defeatists, enemy sympathizers, and appeasers the same scorn and contempt as I give your many counterparts here in the US, applies to you as well.

BTW...something interesting on the topic today at Ynet... LINK

Yes interesting, but not very comforting.

?

Charles... and we wonder why diplomacy (communication) often fails.   

on Mar 25, 2009

Very generous of YOU to offer up their service

I don't. I just vote for keeping them there and helping their funding, they do the best job they can, and from what I heard, they aren't bad at it. Off course, they also have the highest death per capita of the whole Theater.

My thanks to Canada for honoring its NATO responsibilities, and my heartfelt gratitude to the Canadian men and women in uniform

Would be great if your country actually seemed to notice. Along with Netherland and U.K., not many country actually accepted to take risks in this mission.

To the Canadian defeatists, enemy sympathizers, and appeasers the same scorn and contempt as I give your many counterparts here in the US, applies to you as well.

Ah, well, you may call me a defeatist, that's kinda funny. If you want to paint everything black and white, without actually understanding the shades present, I guess it's your loss. Bush Doctrine all the way, eh?

on Mar 25, 2009

Indeed. Bad harsh language. But I'd say the USA are ahead of Iran when it comes to exterminating a people, so they have little lessons to give in that regard. Native Americans and Phillipinos could give testimony in that regard.

Yea, I'm sure they were going around claiming to want to destroy every culture in their past as well. But I take it you are not one of those who believes in learning from the past. Instead we should allow things to happen and then try to stop them.

I repeat my previous statement: You are ready to bomb a whole country and destabilise the whole region based on political posturing against a long-lasting ennemy. Hell, you are less critical of Israel, who actually have directly bombed civilians.

LOL, I guess the people of Israel are just bored and are looking to do something with those weapons that are getting old. Never mind that rockets that are shot at their cities constantly right Cikomyr? It's amazing how some people use the "selective hearing" feature built into all humans.

I am not saying that Iran is blameless or without faults. Just that you seem to be quick to shove away any attempt that won't end in blood.

Dude, get a clue. We did not start peace talks with Iran the day Obama sent the video. Of course you would rather try for 50 years just to make sure it's not working. God, why do people dismiss things so easily and act as if they never existed?

I said you were hypocrit, because you reacted badly at someone's mention that you were bloodthirsty, but not 2 lines later, you accused of Iran's President of being as bad as Stalin or Hitler, while having no actual fact to support that.

Of course not. How could I, any notion of facts will simply be ignored just like you have so many other things. The truth is Cikomyr is that there is no real point in debating with a person who picks and choses what fatcs to leave out and what facts to use. Ignoring reality to make a point is a half baked argument. But if that's what you want, so be it.

on Mar 25, 2009

Ah, well, you may call me a defeatist, that's kinda funny. If you want to paint everything black and white, without actually understanding the shades present, I guess it's your loss. Bush Doctrine all the way, eh?

I didn't call you anything, I made a statement...why do feel the term fits you?

on Mar 25, 2009

Indeed. Bad harsh language. But I'd say the USA are ahead of Iran when it comes to exterminating a people, so they have little lessons to give in that regard. Native Americans and Phillipinos could give testimony in that regard.

Imagine that a Canadian giving Americans a history lesson on killing native Americans! Why don't you give Canada back to its indigenous people? Or are you suggesting Canadians just found the place empty eh? They are the same talking points all enemies of the US tell their kids in schools. The only difference between the US an most every other country on the face of the planet is that they recorded their history in its entirety, unlike most of the rest of world that hides their less than glorious pasts. Get real and stop believing your own propaganda.

 

5 PagesFirst 2 3 4 5