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So are you trying to use that article you linked to as making the case as to why we should attack Iran?

Sorry, what point are you trying to make with that article?

It's a perfectly appropriate response to your statements, why you expect an articulate response to your nonsense I am unsure. Your favoured course of action is exactly what breeds terrorists. Terrorists do not need vast resources or numbers of troops. Its is the bombing and killing of innocent...

Lol give their lives for haliburton is more like it. Well so far only one country has massacred civilians by using a nuclear weapon so they would probably join that club.

Because when you put something into excel it tries to guess what it it and what you put in looks like a date to excel, just one in the far future. Either format it as text or use your own custom format of "##-####"

Though if you're representative of the sort of person in the anti-terrorist business my money's on the terrorists.

12-2896 isn't a number it's a string.

Hezbollah aren't terrorists.

I see nothing in your links that show Hezbollah are funding terrorists.

Hezbollah aren't Iranian they are Lebanese

That would make more sense i suppose. I still want to see the evidence they are funding terrorist groups to the amounts of "hundreds of millions".

If your table is laid out low, high and sigma in colums a to c respectivley then the following formula should work: =vlookup(49,A1:C100,3,true)

lol, source for this info please. I would love to know how an organisation in a country with a population of less than 5 million can result in hundreds of millions of people flowing in to the hands of terrorist organisations. :rolleyes:

What like the region system on a lot of dvd players?

Good point, raining death and destruction on the Iraquis solved the terrorist issue there. Oh wait a minute it didn't do anything of the sort and instead turned the place into a recruiting and training ground for terrorists. Now your solution is to do the same in Iran?

The letter "m" by the looks of it. No mensa for me I just like puzzles.

o, t, t, f, f, s, s, e, n, t

Yep thats it.

Yeah fortunately they aren't in power anymore.

I really don't see it at the moment. Ahmadinejad is in to much trouble at home currently, with the green movement, Russia is less supportive of late and has cancelled a weapons deal. This combined with growing unemployment, recession, protests, criticism of him in the media etc. is making life...