Football_Bat
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Armchair_QB said:Or they could give them back like they did last time.
AlleyAllen said:Armchair_QB said:Or they could give them back like they did last time.
I fully acknowledge this has happened before. But while some people treat this as a ho-hum affair, I for one certainly do not. Maybe because I, y'know, served in the Navy. I sure as hell know how I'd feel if I were one of those British swabbies.
Blitz said:The interrogation continues and the rhetoric increases in flow.
This has all the looks of eventual Coalition involvement, and in a violent manner.
British don't feel, first off, that they were even in Iranian waters.
Armchair_QB said:Blitz said:The interrogation continues and the rhetoric increases in flow.
This has all the looks of eventual Coalition involvement, and in a violent manner.
British don't feel, first off, that they were even in Iranian waters.
Probably because they weren't.
Boomer7 said:Is he really loony toons, or does he say outrageous things to curry favor with the hardline religious leaders who wield so much of the power in Iran? That's the thing with Ahmedinejad that's not abundantly clear: his real motivation.
TigerVols said:I don't understand why this story is not bigger. The capturing of these sailors is an act of war and Iran should be given 24 hours to turn them over before the UK goes to the UN and demands permission to attack, IMO.
TigerVols said:I don't understand why this story is not bigger. The capturing of these sailors is an act of war and Iran should be given 24 hours to turn them over before the UK goes to the UN and demands permission to attack, IMO.
At some point you just have to punch the bully in the nose.