What If Israel Attacks Iran?
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YouTube - No War for Israel in Iran - Keep Americans Safe
May i suggest you all to watch this video before you continue to have your ideologies brain washed by the media. this video gives another perspective on the aims behind this propogated war........as pilots we travel the world and it is important to have an unbiased view......so, whether you agree or disagree with this 'planned war' take a few minutes to have a look at another perspective!
kind regards...
May i suggest you all to watch this video before you continue to have your ideologies brain washed by the media. this video gives another perspective on the aims behind this propogated war........as pilots we travel the world and it is important to have an unbiased view......so, whether you agree or disagree with this 'planned war' take a few minutes to have a look at another perspective!
kind regards...
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What If Israel Attacks Iran?
Then World War 3 starts, the four horsemen of Amageddon ride into the sandpit and the "Lord " keeps everybody, everything in the world in his grip.
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yes, david dukes information is available on the internet.
now, my concern is not who he is or what he supports...the video is simply informative and gives another view point....thats all...
yes, david dukes information is available on the internet.
now, my concern is not who he is or what he supports...the video is simply informative and gives another view point....thats all...
the video is simply informative and gives another view point
For commentary to be "Informative" it must contain "Information".
This does no such thing.
"Dr" Dukes (former Grand Wizard of the "KKK") does nothing here but spout MISinformation ("America went to war with Iraq because of the Zionists!!"), zenophobia and extreme anti semitism dressed up as anti Zionism.
I have issues with a lot of what Israel does, but to try and flatter this type of extremist tripe with the handle "Informative" is like calling Taliban ideology "Enlightened".
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FOXNews.com - Most Iran Air jets banned from Europe, restrictions eased on Indonesian carriers
Most Iran Air jets banned from Europe, restrictions eased on Indonesian carriers
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BRUSSELS (AP) — The EU has banned most of Iran Air's jet jets from flying to Europe due to safety concerns.
Spokeswoman Helen Kearns says the airline's Boeing 727s and 747s, along with its Airbus 320s, have been placed on the EU blacklist effective Tuesday following a safety audit.
Kearns denied that the move, which affects two-thirds of Iran Air's fleet, had anything to do with international sanctions against the Islamic republic over its nuclear program.
Kearns also said two more Indonesian carriers, Metro Batavia and Indonesia Air Asia, have been removed from the latest list of banned airlines.
The blacklist, which is updated regularly, includes 278 companies — mostly from African and Asian nations.
Most Iran Air jets banned from Europe, restrictions eased on Indonesian carriers
BRUSSELS
BRUSSELS (AP) — The EU has banned most of Iran Air's jet jets from flying to Europe due to safety concerns.
Spokeswoman Helen Kearns says the airline's Boeing 727s and 747s, along with its Airbus 320s, have been placed on the EU blacklist effective Tuesday following a safety audit.
Kearns denied that the move, which affects two-thirds of Iran Air's fleet, had anything to do with international sanctions against the Islamic republic over its nuclear program.
Kearns also said two more Indonesian carriers, Metro Batavia and Indonesia Air Asia, have been removed from the latest list of banned airlines.
The blacklist, which is updated regularly, includes 278 companies — mostly from African and Asian nations.
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Iran says planes denied fuel due to sanctions - Yahoo! News
Iran says planes denied fuel due to sanctions
TEHRAN (Reuters) – Iran complained on Monday that its planes had been denied fuel in Germany, Britain and the United Arab Emirates, and Washington said commercial firms were making the "right choices" by cutting business ties with Tehran.
Pressure is mounting on Iran over its nuclear program and the United States has stepped up its push to isolate Tehran economically. On Thursday, President Barack Obama signed into law far-reaching sanctions that aim to squeeze the Islamic Republic's fuel imports and deepen its international isolation.
"Since last week, our planes have been refused fuel at airports in Britain, Germany and UAE because of the sanctions imposed by America," Mehdi Aliyari, secretary of the Iranian Airlines Union, told Iran's ISNA news agency. So far national carrier Iran Air and Mahan Airlines had been affected, he said.
Sources in the Middle East and Europe said that if flights were indeed denied fuel, it would be a decision by private firms attempting to comply with a new U.S. sanctions law, rather than a ban imposed by the countries where the planes landed.
"The costs of doing business with Iran, a country that is shirking its international obligations across the board and engaged in illicit activity, are rising," a senior Obama administration official said on Monday.
"The international commercial sector is making the right choices. It's now time for Iran to make the right choice -- to fulfill its international obligations -- that remains our primary objective," the official said.
A source in the UAE familiar with the issue said a private firm had refused to refuel an Iranian plane there, but the UAE had imposed no ban of its own.
"The UAE has nothing to do with it," the source said. "They (Iranian planes) are more than welcome." The source added: "It is just one company and there are other companies. There are other service providers and Iranians can seek deals with them."
A British government source said halting supplies would be a commercial decision by private firms, but Britain was not aware of any such incident there. The German Transport Ministry said there was no ban on refueling Iranian flights in Germany.
TIGHTENING FINANCIAL RULES
Western powers believe Iran is trying to build bombs under cover of a civilian nuclear program. Tehran says the program is only for electricity generation and medical purposes.
Sanctions appear to be having an impact. Over the past weeks a number of countries and firms have cut back on imports of Iranian crude oil. Other companies have stopped providing Iran with refined petroleum.
The UAE took steps last week to tighten its crucial role as a trading and financial lifeline for Iran. The UAE Central Bank asked financial institutions to freeze the accounts of 40 entities and an individual blacklisted by the United Nations for assisting Iran's nuclear or missile programs.
The U.S. measures go far beyond U.N. sanctions imposed last month, by targeting firms that sell refined oil products such as gasoline to Iran, which despite being a major crude exporter imports oil products because of a lack of refining capacity.
However, Gala Riani at IHS Global Insight said preventing the fuelling of Iranian flights seemed a "very strict reading" of the new U.S. law, which is more directed at trade in fuel.
U.S. officials have not made clear whether they believe the new law bars firms from refueling Iranian aircraft.
A spokeswoman for Abu Dhabi Airports Co (ADAC) in the UAE capital said: "We have contracts with Iranian passenger flights and continue to allow refueling."
Fuel traders from three different international firms said they had heard of no ban on jet fuel sales to Iranian aircraft at UAE airports. Said one trader: "You can't allow a plane to land and then not let it buy fuel."
Iran says planes denied fuel due to sanctions
TEHRAN (Reuters) – Iran complained on Monday that its planes had been denied fuel in Germany, Britain and the United Arab Emirates, and Washington said commercial firms were making the "right choices" by cutting business ties with Tehran.
Pressure is mounting on Iran over its nuclear program and the United States has stepped up its push to isolate Tehran economically. On Thursday, President Barack Obama signed into law far-reaching sanctions that aim to squeeze the Islamic Republic's fuel imports and deepen its international isolation.
"Since last week, our planes have been refused fuel at airports in Britain, Germany and UAE because of the sanctions imposed by America," Mehdi Aliyari, secretary of the Iranian Airlines Union, told Iran's ISNA news agency. So far national carrier Iran Air and Mahan Airlines had been affected, he said.
Sources in the Middle East and Europe said that if flights were indeed denied fuel, it would be a decision by private firms attempting to comply with a new U.S. sanctions law, rather than a ban imposed by the countries where the planes landed.
"The costs of doing business with Iran, a country that is shirking its international obligations across the board and engaged in illicit activity, are rising," a senior Obama administration official said on Monday.
"The international commercial sector is making the right choices. It's now time for Iran to make the right choice -- to fulfill its international obligations -- that remains our primary objective," the official said.
A source in the UAE familiar with the issue said a private firm had refused to refuel an Iranian plane there, but the UAE had imposed no ban of its own.
"The UAE has nothing to do with it," the source said. "They (Iranian planes) are more than welcome." The source added: "It is just one company and there are other companies. There are other service providers and Iranians can seek deals with them."
A British government source said halting supplies would be a commercial decision by private firms, but Britain was not aware of any such incident there. The German Transport Ministry said there was no ban on refueling Iranian flights in Germany.
TIGHTENING FINANCIAL RULES
Western powers believe Iran is trying to build bombs under cover of a civilian nuclear program. Tehran says the program is only for electricity generation and medical purposes.
Sanctions appear to be having an impact. Over the past weeks a number of countries and firms have cut back on imports of Iranian crude oil. Other companies have stopped providing Iran with refined petroleum.
The UAE took steps last week to tighten its crucial role as a trading and financial lifeline for Iran. The UAE Central Bank asked financial institutions to freeze the accounts of 40 entities and an individual blacklisted by the United Nations for assisting Iran's nuclear or missile programs.
The U.S. measures go far beyond U.N. sanctions imposed last month, by targeting firms that sell refined oil products such as gasoline to Iran, which despite being a major crude exporter imports oil products because of a lack of refining capacity.
However, Gala Riani at IHS Global Insight said preventing the fuelling of Iranian flights seemed a "very strict reading" of the new U.S. law, which is more directed at trade in fuel.
U.S. officials have not made clear whether they believe the new law bars firms from refueling Iranian aircraft.
A spokeswoman for Abu Dhabi Airports Co (ADAC) in the UAE capital said: "We have contracts with Iranian passenger flights and continue to allow refueling."
Fuel traders from three different international firms said they had heard of no ban on jet fuel sales to Iranian aircraft at UAE airports. Said one trader: "You can't allow a plane to land and then not let it buy fuel."
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Iran is no threat. The biggest threat is Israel, why should they be immune from the IAEA, whilst Iran has to suffer? Iran recently agreed with Turkey and Brazil a swap deal in which they exchanged high grade for low grade Uranium, Obama even recognised this but the UN continued with sanctions anyway.
This is all very reminiscent of Iraq in 2003, remember the lies of WMD? I guarantee a media propaganda blitz will be carried out on Iran very shortly. Don't buy the lies you read in the media for heavens sake.
This is all very reminiscent of Iraq in 2003, remember the lies of WMD? I guarantee a media propaganda blitz will be carried out on Iran very shortly. Don't buy the lies you read in the media for heavens sake.
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Top Clinton Official: Only A Terror Attack Can Save Obama
Look out for a false flag terror attack coming our way. It ain't a conspiracy theory its conspiracy fact.
Look out for a false flag terror attack coming our way. It ain't a conspiracy theory its conspiracy fact.
