Comments on: Rogue Nations May Have Nuclear Blueprints

Former Weapons Inspector Says Pakistani Scientist Could Have Given Iran, North Korea Weapons Plans

[yankeerebel7]

"Like the United States isn''''t a rogue nation."

It''s this kind of laughable, radical rhetoric that first turned me off to the Left in college.

[rafterman1]

===Meanwhile the extreme leftwing does not represent the American people, despite what these forums may indicate.===
Posted by Concerned08

There are very few "extreme" left wing here. But then again, according to neocons, an "extreme" left winger is anyone who isn''t an extreme right wing Bush worshipper.

By the way, 7 out of 10 Americans think Bush is doing a poor job. I''d say these forums are right on the money.

[feelfree4u]

Not just Bush-holes, I should add, but also hardcore Zionist nutters.

These groups are not necessarily mutually inclusive.

[feelfree4u]

I predict that a whole slew of Bush-holes will appear on this thread, to try to convince everyone as to why we should care about this non-story.

[feelfree4u]

Re: "Rogue Nations May Have Nuclear Blueprints"

Rogue nations?

There is no credible evidence suggesting that Iran has, or is seeking to acquire, nuclear weapons. None.

A.Q. Khan claimed that he distributed this technology, then he reportedly claimed that he did not. If this is accurate, then this man is a liar, one way or another, so who cares what he says?

The only rogue States in the region are Pakistan, and the collapsing welfare/terror-State of Israel, which is thought to have 150 or so illegal nuclear weapons.

Iranian nukes are nonexistent and irrelevant.

Again, CBS Newz appears to be complicit in the fomentation of yet another lie/hype-based criminal war of aggression, this time against Iran.

[wardoglrs]

Well ofcourse they do how would America get wars if it werent for these other countrys. FU America

[sistatee-2009]

Like the United States isn''t a rogue nation.