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    Clinton threatens to 'obliterate' Iran
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    Iran should be presented with "carrots and sticks ... they should also know that I will take no options off the table when it comes to preventing them from using nuclear weapons or obtaining nuclear weapons." At the debate, he said: "An (Iranian) attack on Israel is an attack on our strongest ally in the region, one whose security we consider paramount." Full Article at NEWS.com.au
    carrots and sticks ... they should also know that I will take no options off the table when it comes to preventing them from using nuclear weapons or obtaining nuclear weapons.
    SOURCE: NEWS.com.au 18 months ago
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Clinton threatens to 'obliterate' Iran
  1. An (Iranian) attack on Israel is an attack on our strongest ally in the region, one whose security we consider paramount.
    SOURCE: NEWS.com.au 18 months ago
  2. In the next 10 years, during which they might foolishly consider launching an attack on Israel, we would be able to totally obliterate them.
    SOURCE: NEWS.com.au 18 months ago
  3. I want the Iranians to know that if I'm the president, we will attack Iran
    Hillary Rodham Clinton – Hillary Rodham Clinton SOURCE: NEWS.com.au 18 months ago
  4. That would be an act of aggression that I would consider unacceptable, and the United States would take appropriate action.
    SOURCE: NEWS.com.au 18 months ago
  5. You need to be ready for anything - especially now, with two wars, oil prices skyrocketing and an economy in crisis
    SOURCE: NEWS.com.au 18 months ago
  6. Who do you think has what it takes?
    SOURCE: NEWS.com.au 18 months ago

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