We didn't end up invading Iran.
Thursday, January 22, 2009
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4 comments:
Too bad we can't use their airspace to get from Iraq to Afghanistan.
Yep. Elections have consequences. The 2006 Democratic blow out stopped that little plan.
Actually, the Hamas-Israeli situation is Iran against the US via proxy. Notice they ended it all the day before inauguration.
Well, if we're talking proxies here, a lot of what has been going in Iraq for the last 5 years is US vs Iran too.
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