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So what are the Iranians hoping to achieve with all of this? Taking prisoners is more than sabre rattling. Is this some kind of bait for the US?
"...Larijani said Tehran would like to resolve the issue through bilateral discussions and an investigation of legal and technical issues, and again asserted that the British patrol boats entered Iranian waters illegally..." |
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They're not hoping anything. They accidently snatched the Brits with the missunderstanding that they were in Iranian waters and now they've painted themselves into a corner they don't know how to get out of. Excuse the preposition. They're kind of like the dog who finally caught the car and aren't sure what to do with it.
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Iran is understandably upset about that. |
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The rest Identify the axis of evil. Take out one and take aim on another. The plan was to put 140,000 troops with logistical support on the boarder of Iran. Just like Reagan did with the USSR. There are some who see the future threats to America and American interests and react rather than the liberal idealism of negotiate after we're attacked. Try to remember how well our army works. When our marines are moving forward they are the best in the world. Leave them standing around and they don't know how to act. If Iran provokes the powers that be, Iran will be over. Will it happen on 4-6 ? pleeeeeeeze Don't mistake this statement as an endorsement of anything but our troops. BTW:GWB, the worst president ever? Anyone remember Carter? 19% interest, $1900/gold, pyramid schemes because realtors had nothing better to do, a sand spot hold's US hostage, and today's Islamic threat directly attributable to the Ayatollahs high jacking the religion of peace |
Re: Are we attacking Iran on 4/6?
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The US Govt has a way of negating the Good Intentions of our elected politicians whether they are Repblican or Democrat. The meaning here to make it clearly understood is that no matter what hairbrained scheme the elected leadership comes up with the Govt DOES what it has to do to survive. Even if power is transfered from the elected to the non elected.
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Thanks! We needed that! |
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The only gray is what do we do about it, if anything. |
Two words: Sovereign State. Ain't our business.
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Four words: Identify, Aggravate, Adapt or Mitigate.
When these words are attached to the phrase "terrorist threat", we begin to see the options. Some people refuse to accept the identity. Some actions tend to aggravate the situation. Some people want to adapt to the threat. Smart people mitigate the possible damage. |
"Butting the f*ck out" (refer to 'sovereign state' comment above) would qualify as "mitigating possible damage", IMO.
If Israel feels threatened by Iranian action(s), then let Israel deal with it. |
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Interesting article: http://www.spiegel.de/international/germany/0,1518,474636,00.html |
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as I asked...baitingthe US with British hostages? |
Hopefully the Brits will respond the same way they did when the Falklands were invaded.
Of course Thatcher was PM then. |
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Butting the f*ck out, is adapting to the threat via the ostrich method. |
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And as I've said before, Mexico's got a lot of stuff we'd enjoy. Lots of oil under the ground. THOUSANDS of miles of undeveloped beaches. Really hard-working citizens. Senoritas. Tequila. Vanilla. And senoritas. I say we leave the Iraqis with a big pile of guns to overcome their deep disappointment at our immediate withdrawl, and have the returning military guys move the fence down to where the Panama Canal is. I would be happy to oversee operations in Cancun. |
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