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and they are appeasers - much like our liberal party
some have taken bribes form Saddam - much like the UN has
'shake my head in disbelief'.
And his party is who/what? I know who he is, do you?
British special forces should have no problem with a surgical insertion, rescue and withdrawal. Methinks, it would hurt Iranian leadership if the Brits could do this with precision and little collateral damage.... Ahmadinejad is already encountering oppostion on campuses and amongst professionals.... I wish you luck and success.
One of the reasons I don't make any political distinction here is that I feel I don't know enough about American politics.You would do well to adopt the same policy.
Liberals have a political party of their own here in Britain, it is called 'The Liberal Party'.You should shut up now.
Iran seizure unjustified - Blair
Iran says they were trespassing in its waters, but speaking at an EU summit, Mr Blair denied this was the case.
"It is simply is not true that they went into Iranian territorial waters and I hope the Iranian government understands how fundamental an issue this is for us," Mr Blair said.http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/6493391.stm
I honestly think this gets settled diplomatically in a couple of days. But regardless, I hope the best for your countrymen Roomy.
Of course I do. Are you concerned about war?Dirt Wrote:
Dirt, are you at all concerned about what dealing with Mahmoud Ahmandinejad diplomatically in this instance might mean/bring/instigate for the world?
Of course I do. Are you concerned about war?
But I'm curious to hear what you think the solution will be if it doesn't involve diplomacy.
Hence diplomacy.Dirt Wrote:
Of course I am concerned with war. I think that a war with Iran should be avoided if at all possible.
That's suicide. A special forces incursion deep inside Tehran would only result in their deaths. Not to mention that it would be seen as an official act of war.However, I am, at this point, as concerned about making an enormous strategic blunder that will hurt more people in the long run as I am about war.
My vote would be a small special forces mission to get the troops out...
AKA diplomacy. I'd even take it so far as to do an under-the-table prisoner swap if they called for one. The lives of 15 British sailors are worth more than some Iranian diplomat shithead.OR a negotiation with Iran that involves no bartering or incentives for Iran, but rather a firm no-nonsense demand for the British troops back with no wiggle-room.
The security council was currently in the process of approving sanctions against Iran. Despite our current relationship with the EU, most of the world is in agreement that Iran stop uranium enrichment. I can't see why they wouldn't support the UK on this one since it happened in disputed waters.This would only work it the world community rallied around the British...I'm not sure the world is willing to do this.