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Nor Israel's, nor India's, nor Pakistan's. Funny how it treats it's allies. Despite signing the Non-Proliferation Pact, the US has enabled several formally non-Nuclear nations to become nuclear powers.

The US regularly threatens other so-called "enemy nations". It uses it's large conventional forces to hold exercisers near their borders and sails it's naval forces near their shores. Is it any wonder they feel alarmed? Particularly after the US has forced regime change on Iraq and Afghanistan. The DPRK has seen agreements made with the US broken by the US. Iran has seen a civilian airliner shot down, it has had ships destroyed. It is surprising that they feel threatened by the US?

The US does not act in a vacuum. It's fiery rhetoric does not go unnoticed. Nor does it's actions.

<blockquote data-quote="Rickshaw" data-source="post: 325853" data-attributes="member: 23537">Nor Israel's, nor India's, nor Pakistan's.&nbsp; Funny how it treats it's allies.&nbsp; Despite signing the Non-Proliferation Pact, the US has enabled several formally non-Nuclear nations to become nuclear powers.The US regularly threatens other so-called &quot;enemy nations&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; It uses it's large conventional forces to hold exercisers near their borders and sails it's naval forces near their shores.&nbsp;&nbsp; Is it any wonder they feel alarmed?&nbsp;&nbsp; Particularly after the US has forced regime change on Iraq and Afghanistan.&nbsp;&nbsp; The DPRK has seen agreements made with the US broken by the US.&nbsp; Iran has seen a civilian airliner shot down, it has had ships destroyed.&nbsp;&nbsp; It is surprising that they feel threatened by the US?The US does not act in a vacuum.&nbsp; It's fiery rhetoric does not go unnoticed.&nbsp; Nor does it's actions.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rickshaw, post: 325853, member: 23537"] Nor Israel's, nor India's, nor Pakistan's. Funny how it treats it's allies. Despite signing the Non-Proliferation Pact, the US has enabled several formally non-Nuclear nations to become nuclear powers. The US regularly threatens other so-called "enemy nations". It uses it's large conventional forces to hold exercisers near their borders and sails it's naval forces near their shores. Is it any wonder they feel alarmed? Particularly after the US has forced regime change on Iraq and Afghanistan. The DPRK has seen agreements made with the US broken by the US. Iran has seen a civilian airliner shot down, it has had ships destroyed. It is surprising that they feel threatened by the US? The US does not act in a vacuum. It's fiery rhetoric does not go unnoticed. Nor does it's actions. [/QUOTE]

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