View Full Version : USA Will Attack Pakistan & Starting of WW3 - Russia News
Le Rouge
2nd December 2011, 00:27
vQoFWdeynm4
the Left™
2nd December 2011, 00:28
Attacking a nuclear country= pro logic
Le Rouge
2nd December 2011, 00:33
WW3, Unbelievable...I just fucking hope the USA won't do that...If they do, I'll crap my pants.
chegitz guevara
2nd December 2011, 00:35
Cuz Russian news is so credible.
OHumanista
2nd December 2011, 00:39
WW3? Yeah right :rolleyes:
Le Rouge
2nd December 2011, 00:40
What's more credible? Al Jazhera or RT?
chegitz guevara
2nd December 2011, 00:42
Al Jazeera, easily. RT is the National Enquirer of Russia.
Comrade Samuel
2nd December 2011, 00:59
...OH SH*T!!! see you guys in Switzerland!
Die Rote Fahne
2nd December 2011, 01:06
RT is good in some cases, like crosstalk. But take their reporting, especially about Russia, with a grain of salt.
Al Jazeera is my top trusted major news source.
Afghan
2nd December 2011, 01:09
This is shocking!
Bronco
2nd December 2011, 01:28
A diplomatic squabble blown out of proportion
Ocean Seal
2nd December 2011, 01:42
Chill the fuck out guys, I have Obama on the phone and he tells me that this isn't in the interest of the American bourgeoisie (at the moment).
Comrade Samuel
2nd December 2011, 01:45
Chill the fuck out guys, I have Obama on the phone and he tells me that this isn't in the interest of the American bourgeoisie (at the moment).
Oh good to know comrade obama still feels deep devotion to the cause.
pastradamus
2nd December 2011, 02:04
I too saw that on RT. I agree that news station is full of shit. Nevertheless, Pakistan does genuinely feel threatened at the moment, bearing in mind that the US military has made hundreds of incursions into Pakistan since the Afghan war begun.
TheGodlessUtopian
2nd December 2011, 02:28
Nothing will happen...as usual.
Lenina Rosenweg
2nd December 2011, 02:44
The Pakistani ruling class isn't yet bready to break with the US, although they may be getting closer to China.
Speaking of the Jaz, they seem to be filling the role Counterpunch once did. Some very good recent articles
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2011/11/20111130121556567265.html
http://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/2011/11/2011112816183696394.html
rundontwalk
2nd December 2011, 03:28
Al Jazeera has its own biases you should prolly take into account. They reflect the views of Sunni monarchs basically.
Psy
2nd December 2011, 11:26
The Pakistani ruling class isn't yet bready to break with the US, although they may be getting closer to China.
The problem is if they find themselves with the Arab Spring coming to them they will find themselves between a revolution and the USA, in that case the Pakistani ruling class might turn to China and just accept becoming a client state of China and asking the Chinese military to occupy them to put down their revolution while saving face saying Chinese occupation is to protect Pakistan from US attacks.
Rusty Shackleford
2nd December 2011, 16:11
RT actually plays a loooooot of stuff. some of the stories may be off though since they do run some pretty bizzare stories. But, for riot *ahem* videos they are pretty good. always without commentary and always high video resolution.
but, on occasion, PSL and ANSWER members get interviewed on major events and one time a PSL comrade debated a libertarian nutjob :lol:
Obviously there are national interests at hand with RT and same with Al Jazeera (which was biased towards supporting rebels in libya) or Time magazine which has two different covers, on of the world, one for the USA.
xub3rn00dlex
2nd December 2011, 16:21
Chill the fuck out guys, I have ComradeObama on the phone and he tells me that this isn't in the interest of the American proletariat(at the moment).
Fixed it for you, since we all secretely know obama is a socialist! Why would two nuclear armed countries go to war though, especially given the anti-american sentiment in that region of the world
Smyg
2nd December 2011, 16:30
Al Jazeera is my top trusted major news source.
Me too, in everything not concerning Qatar (somehow, there didn't seem to be any protests happening in the country during the Arab spring :rolleyes:).
ckaihatsu
2nd December 2011, 16:32
The timing for something *like* this is correct here, though -- the moment right now is similar to the circa-2000 post-Clinton dot-com economic crash, leading to a full-blown constitutional crisis and soft coup because of the negligible electoral difference between Gore and Bush.
The election season so far is seeming quite stale and I don't think the politicians have any remaining leverage on the population to push its buttons -- jingoism, etc. -- as everyone recently got sick of under Bush.
Usually the politicians need some kind of "emergency" right about now to whip people back into going along with their rule.
danyboy27
2nd December 2011, 16:37
vQoFWdeynm4
hoo look, RT news and its usual stupid gardbage.
IndependentCitizen
2nd December 2011, 17:31
I hope there isn't members on here gearing up for an international brigade to support Pakistan, now....
rundontwalk
2nd December 2011, 18:43
Me too, in everything not concerning Qatar (somehow, there didn't seem to be any protests happening in the country during the Arab spring :rolleyes:).
You'll also notice Al Jazeera tried its hardest to ignore what was happening in Bahrain. (especially the Arabic stations or so I've been told).
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