Iran Does Not Believe The US Can Win a War There in 70 Hours

By: Lance Winslow
Submitted: 2007-01-17 13:20:41
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The Wild Speculation of an Iranian Attack is alive and well still on Internet Blogs and Forums across cyber space. And now we have Iranian and Muslim sympathizers participating in a psyche war, but it will not work.

Recently in an online think tank one of the psyche war sympathizers came onto the forum and purported that the United States of America’s military could not execute a war on Iran in the win it in under 70 hours. In fact this Muslim international terrorists sympathizer and supporter of the president of Iran stated this;

“Also about; Some military observers believe that the United States could in fact defeat the entire Iranian Army in less than 70 hours.”

I never read this, I counted the cities of any value in Iran, which may have Army re-enforcement and there were 88. I halved the number of sorties in Gulf War II and in doing so could take out 2/3 of their military, all nuclear weapons manufacturing and all the high-tech army hardware, ships, etc. in 66% of the time of the 100-hour air war with Iran. I added four hours for safety factor and those are my numbers and nothing I read. So eat that comment. I own that number not any war-planner from the Pentagon or any Arm Chair General on CNN.

Next he stated this; “You have to read the small print that it say if American gather them in one area and drop a bomb on them then they may achieve that in 70 hours, 70 hours it is a laugh they said that four years ago that how long it take to take over Iraq and they still their and Iran is four time bigger in size and population, and strong army with hi tech.”

Oh the hell I have read anything in small print. I am talking over 12,000 targets destroyed in under 70 hours, and this comment; “Please do your home work.” Disregards the enormous amount of homework I do on a daily basis. Silly human, do not make the US go to war, it is literally suicide and once the military is shattered in Iran and the President is removed, the people will take over and we win by default and do not have to worry about Islamic Radical threats for another decade at least, while we round up all the International Terrorists around the globe. It will be done and each day we get closer to Hurricane Season and a sand storm, which will sweep the Middle East void of Terrorism. Consider this in 2006.

Lance Winslow

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