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Old 12-01-2006, 10:00   #42
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Re: What is Iran up to?

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Originally Posted by dezzo
Officially.

http://www.nti.org/e_research/profiles/Israel/Nuclear/

Unofficially they haven't threatened Israel with Sanctions or bombing have they?
Totally different situation. Israel has nukes (as far as we know) and don't have a reason to use them.
Iran doesn't have nukes, would like them, and has said it wants to wipe another nation off the face of the earth.
Can you not see a major difference there?

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Originally Posted by dezzo
I do. I just think the 'World greatest democracy' having a system where you only really have a choice between two people and even if more of the population vote for one candidate and he still loses is fairly laughable.
It's their democracy, and as a democracy, it's open to change if they so wish. So far they haven't.
We have a first past the post system, rather than PR, many people say this is undemocratic.
There is no one single form of electoral system within democracy.
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