>>1380390 (last)
Is it really that precise and a little inconsistent? It sounds like you're saying a current Sec. of State can be called a "dignitary", but a former Sec. of State cannot be called a "former dignitary".
And that seems a bit too picky even for international diplomatic protocol.
>>1380610 (prev.)
Pls. provide sauce that Joe Lieberman works for Muslim Brotherhood. I had never heard that idea before. He seems pretty pro-Israel.
They're having massive hyperinflation in Iran. Their system is collapsing internally. Sure these mullahs are enraged even more than usual. Soon they may lose their power and at best have to work for a living.
It's not only about what happened, it's about kneecapping and sabotaging the duly elected winner because I say he's not good for the country.
Lieberman can't stop Noname from saying that. Doesn't mean anything, it could just be Noname associating himself with a better man, dissing Palin and making an excuse for losing all at once.
Pretty much every Iranian I've met (in the US) has been an interesting character and a couple were very helpful to me.