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    Bolton, Podhoretz Say: Bomb Iranian Nukes
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    “If we were to strike Iran it should be accompanied by an effort at regime change as well, because I think that really sends the signal that we are not attacking the people, we are attacking the nuclear weapons program,” he said. "The US once had the capability to engineer the clandestine overthrow of governments. I wish we could get it back" he said, and received applause and cheers. Full Article at Israpundit
    The US once had the capability to engineer the clandestine overthrow of governments. I wish we could get it back
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
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Bolton, Podhoretz Say: Bomb Iranian Nukes
  1. I urged Bush to take action against the Iranian nuclear facilities and explained why I thought there was no alternative
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  2. They [Iran] got no response from the UK or the US
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  3. He gave not the slightest indication of whether he agreed with me, but he listened very intently
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  4. This is not an attractive option, but after four-plus frustrating years watching European diplomacy fail time and time again and watching our options more and more constrained, I do not know what the alternative is
    John R. Bolton – John R. Bolton SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  5. ‘It’s only Manchester?’… Responding after [nuclear devices] are used is unacceptable.
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  6. You have the awesome responsibility to prevent another holocaust. You’re the only one with the guts to do it.
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  7. If you were the Iranian leader, what conclusion do you draw?
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  8. I’m against using nuclear weapons and I don’t think they are necessary
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago
  9. I laid out the worst-case scenario – bombing Iran – versus the worst-case consequences of allowing the Iranians to get the bomb.
    SOURCE: Israpundit 26 months ago

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