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Post by GeneralMBison (GMB) on Mar 27, 2007 9:47:29 GMT -5
If you haven't heard the news about it, about 13 Royal Marines from the United Kingdom were caught by the Iranian forces in the sea near the border of Iraq and Iran. No one knows what's the motive of it but the British are asking Iran to release the troops. Something is going on with Iran and I smell a conflict which could lead to war. What you think about this story.
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Post by Nihongo on Mar 27, 2007 15:54:43 GMT -5
I think that the whole Middle East is in conflict right now. It has been for the longest time. Everyone thinks they can solve the problem themselves, but it just winds up the same in the end. I wouldn't be surprised if war broke out against Iran. They're already pushing it with their nuclear factories.
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Post by RedGlare on Mar 29, 2007 5:57:36 GMT -5
I think that the whole Middle East is in conflict right now. It has been for the longest time. Everyone thinks they can solve the problem themselves, but it just winds up the same in the end. I wouldn't be surprised if war broke out against Iran. They're already pushing it with their nuclear factories. Only 4 country out of over 20 are in conflict unless you count Turkmenistan then its five. You know its funny how we can have the bomb but other countries aren't allowed. Anyway there won't be a war, what will happen is a few agreements on territory and sanctions. Then this will all blow over. |
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Post by RedGlare on Apr 25, 2007 10:25:32 GMT -5
[quote author=redglare board=politics thread=1175006849 post=1175165856
Only 4 country out of over 20 are in conflict unless you count Turkmenistan then its five. You know its funny how we can have the bomb but other countries aren't allowed.
Anyway there won't be a war, what will happen is a few agreements on territory and sanctions. Then this will all blow over.[/quote]
Well looks like i was nearly right. Seems the supreme Ayotollah(sp?) and the his imediate subordinates had enough of Ahma Dinejhad's Nationalist stunts and forced his hand.
Therefore resolving the issue without the UK having to backtrack on its agreesive policies.
By the way the media in Britain have milked out the incident for weeks now. Especially with Des Browne head of the Defence Ministry allowing them to sell there stories(which where unbelieveable boring and uneventfull). The newspapers made a big row over it and he had to publicly appologise
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