Posted on 03/28/2007 4:23:24 PM PDT by UKrepublican
RIYADH, Saudi Arabia (AP) - Iran's foreign minister says Britain must admit that its 15 sailors and marines entered Iranian waters for the standoff to be resolved.
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That's what you say. But think back to the EP-3 incident with the Red Chinese bastards back in 2001. Bush eventually caved. Blair may do so as well in this case.
I have that pic on my profile page. Doesn't it just make you wanna deck the jerk? I mean, remembering what he was saying when that picture was taken! Mr. Peanut head.
Cheery-O My Dear Monkeyman of Iran...please accept these little gifts for all the bloody trouble...no hard feelings me blokes...
Followed by Americans
The name Reid comes to mind in concert with Hagel.
Respectfully, I'm not so sure. They kidnapped Brits, not Americans.
The Iranian people wouldn't want apologies. They know that Her Majesty's fleet is run by skilled people. They would be the ones to make apologies for allowing the clerics and their puppet to get into power.
No apologies only bombs!
That's getting off pretty easy. In 1800, 20% of the US treasury per year went to paying off the Barbary coast pirates.
this isnt 1979, the Iranian must die.
Just a question...are Muslim women allowed to smoke? I found it quite odd to see her puffing away with the kerchief on her head.
Do ignore the daily mirror rag that proclaimed 'outrage'.
Theiur editorial on Monday blamed BLAIR for this, for invading Iraq.
Aparet from that, a few of our papers see sense.
The Iranian government is full of filthy liars. Let me repeat that, filthy liars.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/1278243.stm
From the outset, China has demanded that Washington accept blame for the collision and apologise, but President George W Bush has refused to do so.
Instead, the US said it was "very sorry" about the loss of the Chinese pilot and "very sorry" the plane did not obtain permission before landing on Chinese territory.
China found the formula adequate to allow the crew to be released on 11 April.
Don't bet on it.
What happened was an Iranian spokesman stated that she might be released soon and then all the leftist progresso mullah-but-kissing media outlets the world over ran with, 'Iranians set to release the female sailor'.
If Britain gives into Iranian demands and states they were in Iranian waters there is no guarantee that all the sailors will be released. Iran needs to demonstrate good faith by releasing 1 of the hostages. Preferably the female.
Where they initially were is more or less immaterial to where they are being held now. Heck, we have Mexican soldiers cross our borders all the time. They never even get stopped.
"Is someone paging Jimmy Carter?"
Is it God, calling him home?
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USS Pueblo seized:
"Eleven months after the seizure North Korea repatriated 82 Pueblo crewmen and one set of remains to the United States through P'anmunjom. Upon signature of the US admitting to espionage in the coastal waters of the Sea of Japan, the 82 POWs were freed. Upon their return on 28 December, 1968, the crew was treated poorly by the public and the military and only in 1990 did they receive the POW ribbons to which they were entitled. The ship remains in Wonson Harbor, North Korea. "
Britain is not lost, but they are in a jam right now, that's for certain. We can only hope that Blair makes the right decisions that will save the lives of the hostages, while at the same time give the mullahs nothing for their criminal behavior.
Yeah, the mirror frontpage suprised me. I haven't read the rag in a good while, so I thought they might have changed.
Perhaps it's a good sign for the way the wind is blowing in the uk at the moment as the mirror is, like the Sun, unshamedly populist.
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