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Retired U.S. brass: Iran war would be 'disastrous'...

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Real American:

--- Quote from: Triple Sicx on February 04, 2007, 03:30:26 PM ---Shock & Awe Part II then boots on the ground and us Infantry would, i hate to admit it being a 11B myself, get their asses kicked

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US Infantry would get their ass kicked by the Iranian military???

HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

MIC:

--- Quote from: Real American on February 04, 2007, 05:34:11 PM ---
--- Quote from: Triple Sicx on February 04, 2007, 03:30:26 PM ---Shock & Awe Part II then boots on the ground and us Infantry would, i hate to admit it being a 11B myself, get their asses kicked

--- End quote ---

US Infantry would get their ass kicked by the Iranian military???

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Of course not. As war in Iraq clearly shows. US Infantry is unbeatable.  :-\

AndrE16686:
The US gonna be out of it for a little while, Iraq is enuff for now.


Israel however, swooped in and destroyed Saddam Hussein's attempts at a nuke facility. It could do the same to Iran easily.

Israel can take Iran. Israel  could put the enitre region to the sword.

 However Iraq is exactly what it is, a shit storm that will only grow if externally fed.


Personnally I think Iraq can still be subdued. If the conflicts in the region can remain contained, then there is a glimmer of hope that the region can be stabalised.


But in the future there will be another Iraq, another Vietnam, another Panama conflict, because our creations rule us all.

IRAN iz Gangsta!:
U.S. should have never let Iran's gov't live for so long.  NOw they're in too deep and Israel can't do shit either.  They couldnt take care of bunch of hezbollah ground fighters, how can they take care of iran?
Even if they resort to air strike, which will probably be their only choice, then in return Iran can do way more damage to israel cuz it's a much smaller country.  They can probably wipe it out real quick.

Mr. O:
You wonder how we gonna fund more to war when he's asking 2.9 trillion dollars on his new budget plan. >:(

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