Iran, Israel, the US and gold
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So...we either bomb them before they get the bomb or they might bomb someone after they get the bomb...
seems like both outcomes are no win situations....
what will either of these actions do to gold prices? oil?
seems like both outcomes are no win situations....
what will either of these actions do to gold prices? oil?
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<< <i>what about the dollar? >>
It would spike up in that event. MJ
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I'm sure all this is happening with the hope that the Middle East can clear the decks to confront Iran without distractions. It's an unbelievably long shot, but it explains the timing.
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<< <i>I see that the Iranians have unveiled a new unmanned bomber. Sounds like a modern V-1. Betcha it'll reach Israel. >>
If Iran attacks Israel, don't be surprised if they turn Tehran into a radioactive parking lot.
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But since we own the skies over Iraq, Kuwait, and the Persian Gulf, how would it get there?
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Nice to see them mastering 1944 technology.
<< <i>"I'm pretty sure it doen't have range to hit Israel. MJ"
Nice to see them mastering 1944 technology. >>
It is rather cute looking. It's 4 meters long. MJ
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<< <i>From a BBC News article: "....a range of 1,000km (620 miles) and could carry two 250-pound (115kg) bombs, or a precision bomb of 500 pounds." >>
So not even close to being able to reach Israel. MJ
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<< <i>The purpose of this missile is to disrupt the oil shipping through the Gulf of Hormuz which would double the price of oil overnight. >>
I agree with you Perry. Iran has threatened to do just that in the event of war and also launched 5 (if I remember right) new small submarines a couple of weeks ago. A lot of damage can still be done even without the most high-tech weapons. This missile was referred to as a prototype though which would seem to indicate it is not an operational weapon yet. That raises the question of why Iran chose to announce it at all, or make the statements they did about making preemptive strikes against others.
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<< <i>The purpose of this missile is to disrupt the oil shipping through the Gulf of Hormuz which would double the price of oil overnight. >>
I agree with you Perry. Iran has threatened to do just that in the event of war and also launched 5 (if I remember right) new small submarines a couple of weeks ago. A lot of damage can still be done even without the most high-tech weapons. This missile was referred to as a prototype though which would seem to indicate it is not an operational weapon yet. That raises the question of why Iran chose to announce it at all, or make the statements they did about making preemptive strikes against others. >>
The Iranians also displayed some newly launched torpedo carrying speed boats which are quite capable of sinking oil tankers. They are attempting to hold the economies of the industrialized world hostage.
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<< <i>The purpose of this missile is to disrupt the oil shipping through the Gulf of Hormuz which would double the price of oil overnight. >>
I agree with you Perry. Iran has threatened to do just that in the event of war and also launched 5 (if I remember right) new small submarines a couple of weeks ago. A lot of damage can still be done even without the most high-tech weapons. This missile was referred to as a prototype though which would seem to indicate it is not an operational weapon yet. That raises the question of why Iran chose to announce it at all, or make the statements they did about making preemptive strikes against others. >>
The Iranians also displayed some newly launched torpedo carrying speed boats which are quite capable of sinking oil tankers. They are attempting to hold the economies of the industrialized world hostage. >>
They are? Iran has been suffering crushing economic sanctions and THEY are attempting to hold the economies of the world hostage?
Amazing
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<< <i>The purpose of this missile is to disrupt the oil shipping through the Gulf of Hormuz which would double the price of oil overnight. >>
I agree with you Perry. Iran has threatened to do just that in the event of war and also launched 5 (if I remember right) new small submarines a couple of weeks ago. A lot of damage can still be done even without the most high-tech weapons. This missile was referred to as a prototype though which would seem to indicate it is not an operational weapon yet. That raises the question of why Iran chose to announce it at all, or make the statements they did about making preemptive strikes against others. >>
The Iranians also displayed some newly launched torpedo carrying speed boats which are quite capable of sinking oil tankers. They are attempting to hold the economies of the industrialized world hostage. >>
They are? Iran has been suffering crushing economic sanctions and THEY are attempting to hold the economies of the world hostage?
Amazing >>
The news reported that if Iran sunk a couple of oil tankers as they went through the Straight of Hormuz, it would disrupt oil deliveries causing the price of oil to more than double resulting in a disruption in the industrialized worlds economies. I'll leave it up to others to decide if this is a real concern or an exageration.
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<< <i>The Persians are past masters of negotiation and mind games.
They will bluff the world, until it is too late to act. >>
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