Dr. Pipes is Right unfortunately.- Deterrence in action.

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), Jun 7, 2007 at 17:20

He says:

"...I cannot assess the chances of war beyond saying they are worrisomely real."...

1. With the UN and tribunals taking finally action supported by several groups, against Syria for the death of Hariri.

2. Iran and Syria are in despair to deflect the world's vision of their serious threat against humanity, concerning from where and whom they receive funds to further their genocides and imperialism.

3. With Palestinians being massacred in Lebanon by Al Qaida , Muslims and Syria, and the world is starting to notice.

4.With Israel still tired and depressed as a result of the Olmert stupidity.

5. With Fatah and Hamas not finding common ground to break even "their differences".

(Syria, Iran) , (Hamas, Hezbollah-Al Qaida ) and liberals choking the western civilization as a result....

6. Russia apparently finding common ground with the US with proposals- thus no conflicts for the time being.

And, as Dr Pipes is saying:

"...Incompetence has a way of generating unpredictability"....

Again the Islamic retrograde world along with cheap leftists and professional parasites all over the world has shown their incompetence: They will never be able find consonance. Whenever, they get together, dissonance takes place, obliging them to find relief when attacking Israel.- the only way to find their consonance- genociding Israelis and Jews.

That's the maximum advancement this kind reached in the Modern World.

Incompetent.

War, unless a miracle happens is imminent. Yep, Syria wants "Peace"..Peace of mind to furtther their genocidal agenda and peace of mind to manage their assets in Europe without being tracked . So if deterrance offers the best chances of avoiding warfare, how intense and quick this deterrence has to be....

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