To: nuconvert
[Egyptian officials initially turned down a British offer to divert a warship to the scene and a U.S. offer to send a P3-Orion maritime naval patrol aircraft to the area. The British craft, HMS Bulwark, headed from the southern Red Sea where it was operating, then turned around when the offer was rejected. But then Egypt reversed itself and asked for both the Orion and the Bulwark to be sent — then finally decided to call off the Bulwark, deciding it was too far away to help...]
If they were any more clownish, we'd be hearing circus music.
6 posted on
02/03/2006 3:53:29 PM PST by
spinestein
(All journalists today are paid advocates for someone's agenda.)
To: spinestein
Pathetically incompetent.
11 posted on
02/03/2006 3:56:34 PM PST by
nuconvert
([there's a lot of bad people in the pistachio business])
To: spinestein
Egyptian officials initially turned down a British offer to divert a warship to the scene and a U.S. offer to send a P3-Orion maritime naval patrol aircraft to the area. The British craft, HMS Bulwark, headed from the southern Red Sea where it was operating, then turned around when the offer was rejected. But then Egypt reversed itself and asked for both the Orion and the Bulwark to be sent — then finally decided to call off the Bulwark, deciding it was too far away to help...]
....Was Nagin In charge here?
23 posted on
02/03/2006 4:25:58 PM PST by
Safetgiver
(Noone spoke when the levee done broke, Blanco cried and Nagin lied.)
To: spinestein
"But then Egypt reversed itself and asked for both the Orion and the Bulwark to be sent —" "We will proudly trust in Allah and thumb our noses at any assistance from infidels!
...er, except when we get really desperate because we're so backward due to our lives being ruled by ridiculous lies and hatred."
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