France says Iran a "stabilizing Force"

Denton

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Let me understand this; The terrorist army called Hezbollah was born in Iran, was few and nurtured by Iran, is given toys and financial allowance by Iran, but somehow, France says that Iran is a "stabilizing force" in the Middle Eastern region?
They seems to be using something more than just grapes in their wine nowadays!

Douste-Blazy, who was in Beirut Monday, said, "In the region there is of course a country such as Iran - a great country, a great people and a great civilization which is respected and which plays a stabilizing role in the region."

For clarification, Philippe Douste-Blazy is France's FM.

Amazing; France has become so adept at surrendering that they no longer need white flags!

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Mon deux, tabournack! Keep dose rugs flow-ing, es te!

Whatever it takes.
 
Most dictatorships are a "stabilizing" force...for those who they govern. Saddam kept Iraq pretty quiet...of course, he killed a lot of folks to keep it that way. The problem is; they are not so stabilizing for other nations.
 
CSM said:
Most dictatorships are a "stabilizing" force...for those who they govern. Saddam kept Iraq pretty quiet...of course, he killed a lot of folks to keep it that way. The problem is; they are not so stabilizing for other nations.

Agreed---people who are dead, in prison or fear for their lives are pretty "stable".
 
dilloduck said:
Agreed---people who are dead, in prison or fear for their lives are pretty "stable".


Yeah. And the others gather underground and by weapons from the french. See, all is well that ends well, non?
 
Said1 said:
Yeah. And the others gather underground and by weapons from the french. See, all is well that ends well, non?

You have a point--"apparently " stable regimes aften explode like a volcano.
 

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