Iran: Next up

[SVTVenom]

Is it just me or has Iran just been asking for a major ass-whoopin as of late saying that they could defeat anyone who even tried to invade them in less than a 1-1/2 months. LOL!!!! Shit, I'd love to see that happen. I think a group of farmers with pitch forks could hold them off for longer than that.

I wonder if they have a Baghadad Bob type guy over there speaking this stupid crap.

[f0ur sixer]

They're going to kill us all by throwing us in holes and throwing rocks and sticks at us. The world is doomed.

[mikeb]

Iran needs an ass whipping.

[AL P]

Iran has needed an ass whippin for a long time. I don't think we are going to invade and I think they are going to end up with an A-bomb.

[Danny]

Cool. When they use it, we can radio-activate the Middle East. :)

[Jester]

Cool. When they use it, we can radio-activate the Middle East. :)
Glowing camels would be sweet!

[ALLAN]

I hope we don't send they Navy in. Not so sure a bunch of Hornets willl do good against F-14s, F-4s, and Mig 29's.

[SVTVenom]

I hope we don't send they Navy in. Not so sure a bunch of Hornets willl do good against F-14s, F-4s, and Mig 29's.

Those planes can't do anything when they've been torched on the tarmac by a Tomahawk cruise missle from the Gulf. ;)

[ALLAN]

If they are on the ground. Iranian AF has been on alert lately. Reports of UFOs have them scared. I would be too since those UFOs are probably jets our govt doesn't alllow on aircraft calenders. :D

[Danny]

UFAOs.


Unidentified !#$%ing American Objects. :D

[ALLAN]

UFAOs.


Unidentified !#$%ing American Objects. :D


Iran's air force ordered to defend nuclear facilities from `flying objects'
| 12-26-04 | AP


Posted on 12/26/2004 2:25:00 AM PST


TEHRAN: Iran’s air force has been ordered to shoot down any unidentified or suspicious flying objects in Iran’s airspace, an air force spokesman said on Saturday, amid state-media reports of sightings of flying objects near Iran’s nuclear installations.

“All anti-aircraft units and jet fighters have been ordered to shoot down the flying objects over Iran’s airspace,” spokesman of the Regular Army Air Force Colonel Salman Mahini said.

Flying object fever has gripped Iran after dozens of reported sightings in the summer and in recent weeks. State-run media has reported sightings of unidentified objects flying over parts of Iran where nuclear facilities are located.

“The unidentified flying objects could be satellites, comets or spying or reconnaissance crafts trying to monitor Iran’s nuclear installations,” Mahini said.

“Flights of unknown objects in the country’s airspace have increased in recent weeks ... (they) have been seen over Bushehr and Isfahan provinces,” the Resalat newspaper reported on Saturday.

There are nuclear facilities in both provinces. The timing of the reported increase in sightings, which comes as the US is urging allies to confront Iran over its nuclear program, has strengthened Iranian public perceptions that the objects are surveillance or hostile aircrafts monitoring Iran.

Iran’s Air Force chief General Karim Ghavami was quoted in Iranian newspapers Saturday as saying that Iran was fully prepared to defend any threat to its nuclear installations. “We have arranged plans to defend nuclear facilities from any threat. Iran’s Air Force is watchful and prepared to carry out its responsibilities,” Ghavami was quoted as saying. The paper had reported that “shining objects” in the sky were seen near Natanz — where Iran’s uranium enrichment plant is located — and one had exploded, causing “concern and panic in the region.” ap