| scat398 said: Last night at the Iowa debate, Ron Paul actually made the case for why he should be the next president of the United States and why he is the only republican candidate that can beat Barack Obama, and today on CNN he is getting hammered for it. Ron Paul actually explained to the people of this country that war against Iran is an insane concept. Michelle Bachman and the moderator's tried to call his position "dangerous". The "dangerous" position that Ron Paul of course is endorsing is the ridiculous concept that Iran should be allowed to govern itself without foreign countries trying to dictate and impose their will on them. Now I'm no fan of Iran or any of these freak show middle east countries, but jesus christ back off allready. Iran has zero interest in actually going to war with anyone, they would be anhilitated in days and they know this. But for some reason the neo-conservative wing of the republican party has decided that war with Iran is the only option. We have all seen the polls that show Obama beats both Gingrich and Romney in heads up fight (and let's face it Romney and Obama really aren't very different anyways). But the reason neither of them will be able to beat Obama is they won't be able to pull the independent voters from Obama, but Ron Paul can. Lot's of independent voters voted for Obama because he said we would end our wars and bring our troops home. And for a lot of independent voters Obama has failed to live up to their expectations, but if the only choice is Obama vs Gingrich or Romney they'll stick with Obama because at least he is kind of doing it (it's kind of half assed but something is better than nothing). We need to wake up as republicans. We are the party of individual freedoms and the party that believes that the true way to proseperity is the individual liberty of each and every man, because it is only when man has liberty that he is truly free. Republicans don't believe in government control over the basic tasks in our lives and we don't believe our government should be enforcing it's beliefs on other countries. You may not believe in everything Ron Paul stands for but atleast he will be their to defend your right to say it. |
Having been to Iran multiple times and having a pretty good understanding of the region I can say that no they would not be annihilated in days. If they decide to invade a foreign country then they would surely lose as their army is not structured to be an invading force. However if they were invaded by the United States I can gaurantee you the US would fail on the level of Vietnam if not even worste with massive causualties. There are so many factors that would make trying to invade Iran a total logistical nightmare.
Of course if the US wanted to they could use nukes but the destabilisation that would cause in the region would never make that a viable option.
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