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albed 27-03-07 11:23 AM

They wouldn't have.......... fucked with Thatcher
 
...or Bush.


But the Iranians feel perfectly safe in grabbing British marines and keeping them hostage.


Listening to Blair whine his protests is nauseating. This is a new low for Great Britain.

Sinner 27-03-07 01:00 PM

Don’t jump on Blair yet, they are just trying to figure out what the best move to make is. Iran wants the West to attack them, why else would Iran provoke the west by kidnapping British soldiers? Remember last summer when the Iranian backed Hezbollah kidnapped Israeli soldiers? All the politicians argued on how to fight this and what ended up happening? It was a victory for Hezbollah and Iran, Israel lost a war for the first time. If you control the conditions of war, you can control public opinion of the war. President Tom knows what is going on in Congress in America and knows the American public will most likely not support action against Iran and Britain may or may not support an attack, I don’t know. But Iran is testing the USA. They are watching and want to see if America will take the bait. The leaders in Iran want a war, and they want it because they believe that, with all of the politics which is going on, America will fight it as halfheartedly as you are fighting it in Iraq. That`s a war they feel they can win. Esp in the media and public opinion.

Jimmy Carter screwed things up with Iran by negotiating with the mullahs, he talked and begged for 444 days and failed. Reagan was elected and the hostages were released the day he was sworn in. Why? Because they knew Reagan wouldn’t take their bullshit and was ready to attack them. Iran fears strength. Iran has wanted a war with America since 1979, and want to control the Middle East, once they have nukes it is going to be easy for them to do this.

Blair needs to show strength in my opinion, he needs to deploy the bulk of the British navy to the gulf.

And I know Reagan messed up in dealing with Iran later into his term, but in the beginning he put the fear of God into them.

napho 27-03-07 03:47 PM

Right. No one messed with Thatcher.


July 20, 1982: Two IRA bombs in Hyde Park (search) and Regent's Park in London kill 11 British soldiers and wound more than 40, mostly civilians.

— Dec. 17, 1983: IRA car bomb explodes outside Harrod's department store, killing six and wounding about 100.

— Oct. 12, 1984: IRA targets conference of ruling Conservative Party, killing five and wounding 24, but narrowly missing Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

— Sept. 22, 1989: The IRA bombs the Royal Marines School of Music in Deal, killing 10 soldiers and wounding more than 30.

albed 27-03-07 04:16 PM

Got anything about Iran in your history file Spartapho?

napho 27-03-07 04:30 PM

This happened under Bush's watch. Of course factions of the US itself might've been involved.



albed 27-03-07 04:42 PM

Another miss. Can't seem to focus on the "Iran" ball eh?







Or puck...

napho 27-03-07 04:52 PM

albed, you're looking at things strictly from the US and UK point of view. Maybe Iran has tough guys and right wingers too, and THEY'RE sick and tired of Americans and Brits running roughshod over them.


Ex-British Diplomat Justifies Marines´ Arrest in Iran

London, Mar 27 (Prensa Latina) A former British diplomat justified the Iranian arrest of 15 British marines who recently violated sea jurisdictions of the Persian state, Daily Mirror reported on Tuesday.

The chancellery´s former director for Maritime Issues, Greg Murrey, highlighted Iran has the right to arrest foreign nationals in its territory, in accordance with international laws.

The British Navy staff should be aware of the danger posed by the zone where the naval personnel were arrested, and limit their activities within Iraqi waters, he added.

Iran´s top military command sustained it has clear evidence that the Britons strayed illegally into Iranian territorial waters when arrested.

Murrey called Prime Minister Tony Blair´s request for their immediate, unconditioned release irrational when, he said, Iran acted abiding by the laws and committed no crime.


http://www.plenglish.com/article.asp...D)&language=EN

albed 27-03-07 05:36 PM

Prensa Latina - Cuban state media; FFS is this what you go to for your news? You might as well go to the toilet for your dinner.

Nicobie 27-03-07 06:06 PM

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Originally Posted by albed (Post 255293)
Prensa Latina - Cuban state media; FFS is this what you go to for your news? You might as well go to the toilet for your dinner.

Now, now albed...
be nice.

Just because napho hates the US is no reason to shit on him. At times he has good things to say. Unfortunatly he enjoys copy&paste stuff too much.

U are just as guilty.

Me, I pride myself as a free thinker......... Hahahahahaahahahhaaa

:bcow: :bc: :bdance: :PE: :bcow: :bc: :bdance: :PE: :bcow: :bdance: :PE: :bc:

albed 27-03-07 06:37 PM

More like free of thinking, heh-heh.

napho 28-03-07 02:11 AM

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Originally Posted by albed (Post 255293)
Prensa Latina - Cuban state media; FFS is this what you go to for your news? You might as well go to the toilet for your dinner.


Damn Google. I see that the only other place where that guy is quoted is the Iranian press. :CG: This is certainly a bad thing...oil prices are up and Mr Bush's friends have made more $. I'm sure they're outraged by THAT!

malvachat 28-03-07 04:29 AM

Two questions,have bothered me about this story from the start.
Were the marines in Iranian territorial waters when arrested?
If not,what were the Iranians doing in Iraq's waters?
As to TBW Please don't mention her again.
One stupid cow.

albed 28-03-07 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by napho (Post 255303)
Damn Google. I see that the only other place where that guy is quoted is the Iranian press. :CG: This is certainly a bad thing...oil prices are up and Mr Bush's friends have made more $. I'm sure they're outraged by THAT!

Maybe they can buy testicles for Tony.






Which would malvachat prefer she be called "The Iron Lady" or "Maggie"?

RDixon 28-03-07 11:59 AM

"The British Government has published a map showing the coordinates of the incident, well within an Iran/Iraq maritime border. The mainstream media and even the blogosphere has bought this hook, line and sinker.

"But there are two colossal problems.

"A) The Iran/Iraq maritime boundary shown on the British government map does not exist. It has been drawn up by the British Government. Only Iraq and Iran can agree their bilateral boundary, and they never have done this in the Gulf, only inside the Shatt because there it is the land border too. This published boundary is a fake with no legal force.

"B) Accepting the British coordinates for the position of both HMS Cornwall and the incident, both were closer to Iranian land than Iraqi land. Go on, print out the map and measure it. Which underlines the point that the British produced border is not a reliable one.

Let's see here:
The Britts board and search an Iranian vessel in long disputed waters that is closer to Iranian land than Iraqi land and then release to the press so-called proof that does not even hold up to weak scrutiny.
Sounds more and more to me like the US is involved given the sloppiness and screw ups

TankGirl 28-03-07 12:15 PM

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Sinner 28-03-07 03:46 PM

.يمكنني استخدام الصور تترجم ايضا

Nicobie 28-03-07 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by TankGirl (Post 255321)
:hflag:

Is that for sure? Or just another sly poke. Did that really happen?

I wouldn't know as I don't live there and don't remember the M. Guardian mentioning it. However Le Monde might have said something but I don't pay too much attention to that silly rag anymore anyway.


inquiring mind needs to know.......

:EA:

TankGirl 29-03-07 01:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Nicobie (Post 255338)
Is that for sure? Or just another sly poke. Did that really happen?

I wouldn't know as I don't live there and don't remember the M. Guardian mentioning it. However Le Monde might have said something but I don't pay too much attention to that silly rag anymore anyway.


inquiring mind needs to know.......

:EA:

It is a standing invitation, so we shall see how many will join the party when Mrs Thatcher dies. But the invitation is serious, and the party has been promoted by Class War soon for a year. Considering how controversial a character Thatcher has been, I would expect there to be a fair number of people celebrating when the time is due.

malvachat 29-03-07 04:53 AM

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Originally Posted by TankGirl (Post 255321)
:hflag:

Make no mistake I will be there.
TBW ruined the lives of millions of good,honest,working peoples lifes.
It can't come to soon for me.

daddydirt 29-03-07 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by malvachat (Post 255347)
Make no mistake I will be there.
TBW ruined the lives of millions of good,honest,working peoples lifes.
It can't come to soon for me.

Though you are certainly not alone, not everyone shares your negative opinion of her.

Personally, i couldn't summon enough hate within me to do what you're proposing, but hell, have a ball.:beer:

Looking back at the Thatcher era

albed 29-03-07 10:22 AM

Well I certainly hope people over there won't pull that nasty prank of taking liquor bottles and replacing half their contents with methanol, commonly found in automotive "dry-gas", and distributing them throughout the crowd.


I wouldn't want malvachat or any other participant to end up on the receiving end of such a mean little trick. It could completely ruin the spirit of the occasion.

malvachat 30-03-07 05:04 AM

Please,no more about TBW,it's making me feel sick.

Mazer 30-03-07 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by malvachat (Post 255382)
Please,no more about TBW,it's making me feel sick.

I get the idea that people will be responding to Bush's name in the same manner 20 years from now. Geez, they're just politicians.

albed 30-03-07 09:09 AM

I think Thatcher is just a focal point in the mass manipulation of the stupid crowd by leftist radicals, and the people who'll respond won't even have been affected by her actions. Another excuse to get drunk and destructive, like a soccer game.


Will U.S. liberals become that petty and vindictive in 20 years? They're pretty close now.

Nicobie 30-03-07 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by albed (Post 255387)
Will U.S. liberals become that petty and vindictive in 20 years? They're pretty close now.

heshe:ghug:

malvachat 31-03-07 03:56 AM

Not sure about the "leftist radicals"tag.
That certainly doesn't apply to me.

albed 31-03-07 04:05 AM

Ummm...try "stupid crowd".

malvachat 31-03-07 04:15 AM

Sorry no crowd here.
Just a person who witnessed wholesale destruction of peoples lives.She hated working people with a vindictive hate.
One of her famous ones was "the enemy within"

albed 31-03-07 04:38 AM

Well it's good to see the two cooperative captives aren't getting rewarded for giving in and mouthing enemy propaganda.

Iran has changed it's mind about releasing the female and says it will put the whole bunch on trial.

I suppose Britain can't punish the two when their actions were performed under duress but they should give medals to the ones who kept their mouths shut and resisted Iranian pressure.

napho 31-03-07 06:33 AM

Why did they allow themselves to be taken prisoner? They were armed.



albed 31-03-07 07:11 AM

With what?

napho 31-03-07 09:16 AM

I hope this doesn't come from some Cuban rag.


http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...cle2393337.ece

malvachat 31-03-07 12:05 PM

Well of course the Americans would have opened fire.
Then we'd have dead Americans and dead Iranians.
That of course,would be a far better situation to be in.:sarc:
I was chatting to a soldier who's on leave from Iraq last weekend.He was saying a big problem over there is that the Yanks are far to gun ho in their attitude.(if that's the phrase?)He said it just causes bigger head aches with their attitude.
"They all think they're John Wayne"Was his words not mine.
He wasn't a kid either,he was a thirty year man.
Done time in Ireland and all over the place.
He was without doubt no bullshitter,
Of course one mans view doesn't make it the norm of course.
But I do wonder sometimes,when I hear the views of some on here.

albed 31-03-07 06:35 PM

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Originally Posted by napho (Post 255414)
Why did they allow themselves to be taken prisoner? They were armed.

Quote:

Originally Posted by albed (Post 255415)
With what?

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Originally Posted by napho (Post 255423)
I hope this doesn't come from some Cuban rag.


http://news.independent.co.uk/world/...cle2393337.ece

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Originally Posted by not napho
Vastly outnumbered and out-gunned, the Royal Navy team from HMS Cornwall were seized on Friday after completing a UN-authorised inspection of a merchant dhow in what they insist were clearly Iraqi waters. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps Navy appeared in half a dozen attack speedboats mounted with machine guns..

Got a clue now?

albed 02-04-07 06:45 AM

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Britain really should have shouted to the media when Iran gave coordinates inside Iraqi waters instead of waiting for them to release modified coordinates. Brainless and gutless.

albed 02-04-07 09:03 PM

No suprise that the EU refused Britains request for sanctions on Iran. Just like with Iraq their real allegiance is to the money from despotic regimes rather than any respect for international law or loyalty to a fellow member nation.


That leaves Britain with the option of appealing to NATO, since an act of war has been perpetrated against it, for military action.

vernarial 02-04-07 10:47 PM

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....their real allegiance is to the money from despotic regimes rather than any respect for international law or loyalty to a fellow member nation.
Sounds like the Bush regime.

albed 03-04-07 03:48 AM

You must be really proud of your stupidity.

albed 09-04-07 09:58 PM

Ah hell they are getting rewarded for their disgraceful behaviour - big bucks from the media for telling their "stories" with the military temporarily suspending the rule specifically prohibiting just such conduct.


http://freeinternetpress.com/story.php?sid=11265


Oh the horrible tortures they suffered! -
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A guard kept flicking my neck with his index finger and thumb. I thought the worst ... I was frozen in terror


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