Convert ?!? me tooo.. I even got some extra C4 I can give youlowing wrote:
Gee, howa 'bout that...........He IS an angel!!! It almost makes me wanna convert to Islam, so I can be filled with peace and tolerance for all.
Now to cap it off, all he needs to do is stop threatening to destroy Israel, and nuclear war.
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LOL.....I will bring the chips and the vests, anyone wanna handle napkins?? We still need someone for fake passports.Superslim wrote:
Convert ?!? me tooo.. I even got some extra C4 I can give youlowing wrote:
Gee, howa 'bout that...........He IS an angel!!! It almost makes me wanna convert to Islam, so I can be filled with peace and tolerance for all.
Now to cap it off, all he needs to do is stop threatening to destroy Israel, and nuclear war.
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oh oh oh My son is an expert at photoshop, ( Plus I live in Canada, they hand them out like candy)lowing wrote:
LOL.....I will bring the chips and the vests, anyone wanna handle napkins?? We still need someone for fake passports.Superslim wrote:
Convert ?!? me tooo.. I even got some extra C4 I can give youlowing wrote:
Gee, howa 'bout that...........He IS an angel!!! It almost makes me wanna convert to Islam, so I can be filled with peace and tolerance for all.
Now to cap it off, all he needs to do is stop threatening to destroy Israel, and nuclear war.
We are also gunna need someone for public relations. Someone that can convince a society that we really are a peace loving and tolerant people...... Cam, would you handle that for us??
Tough call Lowing. You got a few rather recent skeletons in the closet that I'd have serious difficulty skirting around on the old 'peace loving and tolerant people' front.lowing wrote:
LOL.....I will bring the chips and the vests, anyone wanna handle napkins?? We still need someone for fake passports.Superslim wrote:
Convert ?!? me tooo.. I even got some extra C4 I can give youlowing wrote:
Gee, howa 'bout that...........He IS an angel!!! It almost makes me wanna convert to Islam, so I can be filled with peace and tolerance for all.
Now to cap it off, all he needs to do is stop threatening to destroy Israel, and nuclear war.
We are also gunna need someone for public relations. Someone that can convince a society that we really are a peace loving and tolerant people...... Cam, would you handle that for us??
Recent ones??!!. I thought I aired out all my dirty laundry.. What do you have on me that forgot??CameronPoe wrote:
Tough call Lowing. You got a few rather recent skeletons in the closet that I'd have serious difficulty skirting around on the old 'peace loving and tolerant people' front.lowing wrote:
LOL.....I will bring the chips and the vests, anyone wanna handle napkins?? We still need someone for fake passports.Superslim wrote:
Convert ?!? me tooo.. I even got some extra C4 I can give you
We are also gunna need someone for public relations. Someone that can convince a society that we really are a peace loving and tolerant people...... Cam, would you handle that for us??
Me too, I posted an anology however that went unchallenged.........if you read up you can find it. I am also glad they are released, but my problem is, there is too many people in here that seem to think that it should be over, that Achmdfgjegpwgfoihdpjjdad should not be held accountable for the hostage taking in the first place. Just like he did 25-30 years ago.Varegg wrote:
The narrow mind of some people, reading some of the comments in this thread it`s almost like some of you are sorry this didn`t escalate into yet another armed conflict for you to feast over on prime time television, i pity you
I`m pleased to see them being released
Your analogy holds if the Iranians were in the wrong. Unfortunately we will never know whether they actually were or not. It will be interesting to see the No. 10 press releases over the next few days and interviews with the soldiers themselves.lowing wrote:
Me too, I posted an anology however that went unchallenged.........if you read up you can find it. I am also glad they are released, but my problem is, there is too many people in here that seem to think that it should be over, that Achmdfgjegpwgfoihdpjjdad should not be held accountable for the hostage taking in the first place. Just like he did 25-30 years ago.Varegg wrote:
The narrow mind of some people, reading some of the comments in this thread it`s almost like some of you are sorry this didn`t escalate into yet another armed conflict for you to feast over on prime time television, i pity you
I`m pleased to see them being released
Most people would rather avoid a war, and given that he isn't on the verge of invading Poland, it might be better just to give him a light slap on the wrist, rather that provoke him.lowing wrote:
Me too, I posted an anology however that went unchallenged.........if you read up you can find it. I am also glad they are released, but my problem is, there is too many people in here that seem to think that it should be over, that Achmdfgjegpwgfoihdpjjdad should not be held accountable for the hostage taking in the first place. Just like he did 25-30 years ago.Varegg wrote:
The narrow mind of some people, reading some of the comments in this thread it`s almost like some of you are sorry this didn`t escalate into yet another armed conflict for you to feast over on prime time television, i pity you
I`m pleased to see them being released
Well achgswedoljkgewrghjqwpoi9jhjdad does have history for this kinda shit. Just yesterday he was gunna put them on trial. And he is one crazy fucker with his open endorsement of the destruction of Israel. But yer right, he deserves the benifit of the doubt.CameronPoe wrote:
Your analogy holds if the Iranians were in the wrong. Unfortunately we will never know whether they actually were or not. It will be interesting to see the No. 10 press releases over the next few days and interviews with the soldiers themselves.lowing wrote:
Me too, I posted an anology however that went unchallenged.........if you read up you can find it. I am also glad they are released, but my problem is, there is too many people in here that seem to think that it should be over, that Achmdfgjegpwgfoihdpjjdad should not be held accountable for the hostage taking in the first place. Just like he did 25-30 years ago.Varegg wrote:
The narrow mind of some people, reading some of the comments in this thread it`s almost like some of you are sorry this didn`t escalate into yet another armed conflict for you to feast over on prime time television, i pity you
I`m pleased to see them being released
Of course he is a crazy fucker, he`s leading a nation of crazy fucking muslims witch are all unemployed with to much spare time and to much explosives and no future worth to mention, no wonder they run all over the place blowing themselves up !lowing wrote:
Well achgswedoljkgewrghjqwpoi9jhjdad does have history for this kinda shit. Just yesterday he was gunna put them on trial. And he is one crazy fucker with his open endorsement of the destruction of Israel. But yer right, he deserves the benifit of the doubt.CameronPoe wrote:
Your analogy holds if the Iranians were in the wrong. Unfortunately we will never know whether they actually were or not. It will be interesting to see the No. 10 press releases over the next few days and interviews with the soldiers themselves.lowing wrote:
Me too, I posted an anology however that went unchallenged.........if you read up you can find it. I am also glad they are released, but my problem is, there is too many people in here that seem to think that it should be over, that Achmdfgjegpwgfoihdpjjdad should not be held accountable for the hostage taking in the first place. Just like he did 25-30 years ago.
At least Ahmadinejad is letting 'em go home. He played like a chess master and now he will be listened more carefully when he talks at the UN.smtt686 wrote:
it took almost 2 weeks to fix what should have never happened in the first place.
Let's say they owe him a favor.Jet Blast wrote:
So what did somebody have to give them in exchange?
Sounds like a mafia movie.sergeriver wrote:
Let's say they owe him a favor.Jet Blast wrote:
So what did somebody have to give them in exchange?
They were in the wrong regardless of whether the soldiers were in Iranian waters, so really his analogy stands up quite well.CameronPoe wrote:
Your analogy holds if the Iranians were in the wrong. Unfortunately we will never know whether they actually were or not. It will be interesting to see the No. 10 press releases over the next few days and interviews with the soldiers themselves.lowing wrote:
Me too, I posted an anology however that went unchallenged.........if you read up you can find it. I am also glad they are released, but my problem is, there is too many people in here that seem to think that it should be over, that Achmdfgjegpwgfoihdpjjdad should not be held accountable for the hostage taking in the first place. Just like he did 25-30 years ago.Varegg wrote:
The narrow mind of some people, reading some of the comments in this thread it`s almost like some of you are sorry this didn`t escalate into yet another armed conflict for you to feast over on prime time television, i pity you
I`m pleased to see them being released
But I think Ahmadinejad scored big points here. He showed to the Muslims "Iran is better than the West" (I'm not saying it), and he said to the West "you owe me now".Bertster7 wrote:
They were in the wrong regardless of whether the soldiers were in Iranian waters, so really his analogy stands up quite well.CameronPoe wrote:
Your analogy holds if the Iranians were in the wrong. Unfortunately we will never know whether they actually were or not. It will be interesting to see the No. 10 press releases over the next few days and interviews with the soldiers themselves.lowing wrote:
Me too, I posted an anology however that went unchallenged.........if you read up you can find it. I am also glad they are released, but my problem is, there is too many people in here that seem to think that it should be over, that Achmdfgjegpwgfoihdpjjdad should not be held accountable for the hostage taking in the first place. Just like he did 25-30 years ago.
Even if they were in Iranian waters international maritime law requires them to be given an opportunity to leave. The lack of consular access also puts Iran in the wrong - though it's an interesting contrast with how the US treat prisoners, that does not make it acceptable.
And don't forget the sympathy he earned from all around the World. He tested the US as well.Kmarion wrote:
^^ That is what I meant when I said it couldn't have turned out better for Iran. Don't forget he was testing the British will as well. He will have a benchmark now to be able to gauge how far he might be able to go.
To some degree I guess. I think it was obvious that Britain took the lead on this side, it's not like anyone thought we wouldn't support them.sergeriver wrote:
And don't forget the sympathy he earned from all around the World. He tested the US as well.Kmarion wrote:
^^ That is what I meant when I said it couldn't have turned out better for Iran. Don't forget he was testing the British will as well. He will have a benchmark now to be able to gauge how far he might be able to go.
He did the right thing. He did better than other people. That's not proud, it's just admitting he did right this time and that's enough for him.lowing wrote:
I get the distinct impression that there are some of you, that are actually proud of this piece of shit, if not out right support him. Kinda scary. Ohhhhhh well.