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What Really Happenned In Iran

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Lieutenant Abdul-Shakur:
Change of story. I was expecting that. I dont know what the oath is for the British Soldiers/Marines. but according to the U.S Military oath, these guys just broke the biggest rule of the military. Worst mistake of their military careers

Elevz:

--- Quote from: IRAN iz Gangsta! on April 07, 2007, 01:52:40 PM ---Its obvious they were told to change their story...i saw the video and the guy was reading off of a paper!  ::) ::) ::)

If it was a true story then he would have looked straight in the camera and told the story in full details.  This was the fakest confession i had ever seen.
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I'm sorry, but how naive are you? If someone prepares a speech, that automatically means he's lying? It's wrong for him to write things down so he can keep a decent structure during the speech? I can tell you've never stood in front of an audience for a speech or anything likewise...

Low Key:
It's not like the sailors were acting on behalf of the UK government. They were sent to the Persian Gulf by a UN mandate. The Iranian government knew they were gonna be there, but they acted like they had no clue. The Iranians should have just escorted the UK sailors out of their waters (which was never confirmed if they were even in Iranian waters), but instead, they arrested them like the sailors were participating in some sort of espionage.

I don't understand why people think they changed their story. Because the female sailor said something different last week? There was only her testimony and she was still in custody while she gave it. I don't see why people think Iran isn't capable of doing some shit like this. Citizens in the US don't trust the government, so what's the difference with the Iranian government? I mean, the armed forces leader Khamenei has more power than the Iranian president himself.

Don Rizzle:

--- Quote from: IRAN iz Gangsta! on April 07, 2007, 01:52:40 PM ---Its obvious they were told to change their story...i saw the video and the guy was reading off of a paper!  ::) ::) ::)

If it was a true story then he would have looked straight in the camera and told the story in full details.  This was the fakest confession i had ever seen.  Even then, what they explained was not anything bad at all.  They were captured and of course they would put you in different cells and interogate you.  I'd like to see what US & UK would have done if iranians were close to their borders.  I don't get this whole proving if they were in iranian waters or not,  if anyone owns that body of water, its iranians.  I love how they think its their right to just do whatever they want and interfere with that part of the world. 

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So what is wrong with inspecting boats bound for iraq? should we just leave the waterways open and allow weapons and explosives to be smuggled into iraq without any checks? whether your for the war or not surely you must agree reducing the availablility of tools used to instigate voilence is a good thing in a country where voilence only leads to more voilence, its a vicious circle which needs to stop, iran should be helping us do that instead of supplying explosives to shia miltias. On the very day our sailors came home 4 soldiers died in a roadside bomb and guess where the the explosives originated from?!?

Trauma-san:
This issue here sure has seperated the pussies from the big boys, eh?  Bunch of dumbasses to believe Iran over the great country of England. 

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