According to the FARS News Agency, Iran’s Armed Forces Chief of Staff Major General Hassan Firouzabadi announced Iran’s armed forces are not concerned over a possible American attack against Iran, stating the nation’s forces have been waiting for a long time to destroy US forces.
“First we should wait and see whether they (enemies) are able to take such a move (attack on Iran) or not since we have been prepared to destroy the US forces and equipments in the region for the last 10 years,” Firouzabadi told reporters on the sidelines of an international conference on nuclear disarmament here in Tehran on Saturday.
“As I have already announced, if the US attacks Iran, none of its soldiers will go back home alive,” the commander went on saying.
(Yechiel Spira – YWN Israel)
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HA! Sounds like Baghdad Bob all over again.
talk is cheap , however with president Obama as our commander and chief anything is possible
#1, what’s Baghdad Bob?
#3 Baghdad Bob, otherwise known as Mohammad Saeed al-Sahaf, former Iraqi Information Minister under the very late Saddam Hussein.
On April 7, 2003, al-Sahhaf claimed that there were no American troops in Baghdad, and that the Americans were committing suicide by the hundreds at the city’s gates. At that time, American tanks were patrolling the streets only a few hundred meters from the location where the press conference was held.
He hasn’t been heard from in a number of years…but there is a huge cult following of his exploits.
I have a coffee cup which has one of his other famous quotes: “There are no American infidels in Baghdad. Never!”
If you lack the military capacity to accomplish what you want – oral bombast is the best alternative.
Note that Japan didn’t announce its plan to attack the United States, and al Queda never announced its plan to attack the US IN ADVANCE. We should worry if Iran claims to be peaceful, disarmed, and unambitious.
He’s absolutely right because our Prez wants everyone to love him and by fighting back we might have more enemies.