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British Sailors Surrendered?
It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat
load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
Joe wrote:
It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe Problem is that GB's only allies, aside from former British colonies like Canada and OZ, is us...so once again there would be no world backing for anything like that...the prevailing sentiment from the rest of the world is "Why were you there to begin with?" so there won't be any help that way..and the UN is a joke so you know there won't be any help there. It would be nice, though, if GB would lob something at someone as an initial action so they could take the heat instead of us for a change. |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 9:22 am, katy wrote:
Joe wrote: It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe Problem is that GB's only allies, aside from former British colonies like Canada and OZ, is us...so once again there would be no world backing for anything like that...the prevailing sentiment from the rest of the world is "Why were you there to begin with?" so there won't be any help that way..and the UN is a joke so you know there won't be any help there. It would be nice, though, if GB would lob something at someone as an initial action so they could take the heat instead of us for a change. Heat? Well if the rest of the world feels it's wrong to liberate people from a tyrant like Saddam, and go after mass murders like Al Queida then thats their problem. We do not need thier approval. Let's face it, they are jealous of America, so the only way they can feel good is to imigrate and become American, or find ways to try to tarnish our accomplishments. Hopefully theses ********s that bitch about America will some day move into the modern age and become sufficent enough to not be so angry and jealous. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
Joe wrote:
It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe I wonder what the hell the Capt. of the mother ship was doing. Why didn't he intercept the Iranians? If indeed the Brits were in Iraqi waters, then the Iranis must have been in Iraqi waters also, put a few 4" rounds into them and they'd probably slow down right quick. Cheers Marty |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 9:52 am, Martin Baxter wrote:
I wonder what the hell the Capt. of the mother ship was doing. Cheers Marty Tea and crumpets most likely. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
"Joe" wrote in message oups.com... It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe You won't hear this from the Leftist Five - ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and PBS but you'll hear it from me. Don't any of you remember there were a couple of links to news articles a week or two on Drudge that said Iran "planned to kidnap" some American soldiers or civilians from Iraq and make hostages out of them? So they got some Brits instead. Probably too stupid to tell the difference. But not as stupid as the American people for not remembering the threats or taking said threats seriously. Iran does this to cause a ruckus every time the heat gets turned up on them about sanctions, etc. from the UN for their continued nuke development. They know how to misdirect with best of them and they know how to gain more and more time to complete their nuclear ambitions. I agree with lobbing cruise missiles. But, make it on a massive scale and hit their nuke development facilities with nuclear-tipped earth penetrating bunker busters to wipe out their underground facilities. Make sure AhKmajerkoffhard is targeted. And his entire family. It should be a combined effort with the US, Great Briton and Israel all bombing the hell out of Iran. Hit every possible military target. Don't mess with the religious sites. Wilbur Hubbard |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 10:59 am, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: "Joe" wrote in message oups.com... It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe You won't hear this from the Leftist Five - ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and PBS but you'll hear it from me. Don't any of you remember there were a couple of links to news articles a week or two on Drudge that said Iran "planned to kidnap" some American soldiers or civilians from Iraq and make hostages out of them? So they got some Brits instead. Probably too stupid to tell the difference. But not as stupid as the American people for not remembering the threats or taking said threats seriously. Iran does this to cause a ruckus every time the heat gets turned up on them about sanctions, etc. from the UN for their continued nuke development. They know how to misdirect with best of them and they know how to gain more and more time to complete their nuclear ambitions. I agree with lobbing cruise missiles. But, make it on a massive scale and hit their nuke development facilities with nuclear-tipped earth penetrating bunker busters to wipe out their underground facilities. Make sure AhKmajerkoffhard is targeted. And his entire family. It should be a combined effort with the US, Great Briton and Israel all bombing the hell out of Iran. Hit every possible military target. Don't mess with the religious sites. Wilbur Hubbard Isn't the current leader if Iran one of the hostage takers back in 1979? Seems I saw something showing him leading blindfolded Americans around. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english...7388169832.jpg http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DG Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 11:24 am, "Joe" wrote:
On Mar 26, 10:59 am, "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote: "Joe" wrote in message roups.com... It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe You won't hear this from the Leftist Five - ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and PBS but you'll hear it from me. Don't any of you remember there were a couple of links to news articles a week or two on Drudge that said Iran "planned to kidnap" some American soldiers or civilians from Iraq and make hostages out of them? So they got some Brits instead. Probably too stupid to tell the difference. But not as stupid as the American people for not remembering the threats or taking said threats seriously. Iran does this to cause a ruckus every time the heat gets turned up on them about sanctions, etc. from the UN for their continued nuke development. They know how to misdirect with best of them and they know how to gain more and more time to complete their nuclear ambitions. I agree with lobbing cruise missiles. But, make it on a massive scale and hit their nuke development facilities with nuclear-tipped earth penetrating bunker busters to wipe out their underground facilities. Make sure AhKmajerkoffhard is targeted. And his entire family. It should be a combined effort with the US, Great Briton and Israel all bombing the hell out of Iran. Hit every possible military target. Don't mess with the religious sites. Wilbur Hubbard Isn't the current leader if Iran one of the hostage takers back in 1979? Seems I saw something showing him leading blindfolded Americans around. Here it is: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object...NGHRDHP4V1.DTL Up to his old tricks again? Remember how fast these thugs let the hostages go when they knew Regan was taking the helm? Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
"Joe" wrote in message ups.com... On Mar 26, 11:24 am, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 10:59 am, "Wilbur Hubbard" wrote: "Joe" wrote in message roups.com... It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe You won't hear this from the Leftist Five - ABC, CBS, NBC, CNN and PBS but you'll hear it from me. Don't any of you remember there were a couple of links to news articles a week or two on Drudge that said Iran "planned to kidnap" some American soldiers or civilians from Iraq and make hostages out of them? So they got some Brits instead. Probably too stupid to tell the difference. But not as stupid as the American people for not remembering the threats or taking said threats seriously. Iran does this to cause a ruckus every time the heat gets turned up on them about sanctions, etc. from the UN for their continued nuke development. They know how to misdirect with best of them and they know how to gain more and more time to complete their nuclear ambitions. I agree with lobbing cruise missiles. But, make it on a massive scale and hit their nuke development facilities with nuclear-tipped earth penetrating bunker busters to wipe out their underground facilities. Make sure AhKmajerkoffhard is targeted. And his entire family. It should be a combined effort with the US, Great Briton and Israel all bombing the hell out of Iran. Hit every possible military target. Don't mess with the religious sites. Wilbur Hubbard Isn't the current leader if Iran one of the hostage takers back in 1979? Seems I saw something showing him leading blindfolded Americans around. Here it is: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object...NGHRDHP4V1.DTL Up to his old tricks again? Remember how fast these thugs let the hostages go when they knew Regan was taking the helm? The only thing those cowardly *******s understand is the aggressive use of lethal force against them and their entire extended families. It's high time we quit listening to the liberal wimps and go after them. We don't need to step one foot into their country. Just overfly and bomb them back into the stone age. Wilbur Hubbard |
British Sailors Surrendered?
Wilbur Hubbard wrote:
We don't need to step one foot into their country. Just overfly and bomb them back into the stone age. Unfortunatly, judging by their barbarity, they already are in the stone age. We just need to waste the lot of them; radical militant muslim = waste of skin and good air. Cheers Marty |
British Sailors Surrendered?
In article .com,
Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 9:22 am, katy wrote: Joe wrote: It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. It's not strange... you think the Iranians just had sidearms or something? Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Probably. You don't have to actually hit someone to get a confession. Everyone knows the "confession" would be coerced, so why go through the actual beating. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Typical response from a Bushkin. When Carter tried to freed the Americans, he was called a wimp. When Ronny Raygun traded arms for hostages, no one seemed to care. Heat? Well if the rest of the world feels it's wrong to liberate people from a tyrant like Saddam, and go after mass murders like Al Queida then thats their problem. We do not need thier approval. Let's face it, they are jealous of America, so the only way they can feel good is to imigrate and become American, or find ways to try to tarnish our accomplishments. Such unmitigated BS. Saddam and AQ are totally different. We should have gone after the latter. Instead, we went after the former. A war of choice rather than necessity. 3000 US soldiers dead, 25K wounded, 100s of 1000s of Iraqi innocents dead, and civil war. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
In article . com,
Joe wrote: Isn't the current leader if Iran one of the hostage takers back in 1979? Seems I saw something showing him leading blindfolded Americans around. http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/english...7388169832.jpg http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...%3Den%26sa%3DG No. It's a different guy... this is very old news. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 12:04 pm, Martin Baxter wrote:
Wilbur Hubbard wrote: We don't need to step one foot into their country. Just overfly and bomb them back into the stone age. Unfortunatly, judging by their barbarity, they already are in the stone age. We just need to waste the lot of them; radical militant muslim = waste of skin and good air. Cheers Marty It would seem with modern tools we could prove it is Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the photograph. You can look at the eyes and tell it's him. No doubt. To bad the statute of limitations is up, we could grab him at the UN and put him on trail for kidnapping. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 09:33:38 -0700, Joe wrote:
Remember how fast these thugs let the hostages go when they knew Regan was taking the helm? Sure, all those arms Reagan sold them must have scared the hell out of them. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran-Contra_Affair Or, my personal belief, Bill Casey committed treason to get Reagan elected. http://consortiumnews.com/archive/xfile.html |
British Sailors Surrendered?
In article . com,
Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 12:04 pm, Martin Baxter wrote: Wilbur Hubbard wrote: We don't need to step one foot into their country. Just overfly and bomb them back into the stone age. Unfortunatly, judging by their barbarity, they already are in the stone age. We just need to waste the lot of them; radical militant muslim = waste of skin and good air. Cheers Marty It would seem with modern tools we could prove it is Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the photograph. You can look at the eyes and tell it's him. No doubt. To bad the statute of limitations is up, we could grab him at the UN and put him on trail for kidnapping. I guess you just are much better at this than the combined efforts of the CIA and State Dept. Good for you. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
In article ,
thunder wrote: On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 09:33:38 -0700, Joe wrote: Remember how fast these thugs let the hostages go when they knew Regan was taking the helm? Sure, all those arms Reagan sold them must have scared the hell out of them. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran-Contra_Affair Or, my personal belief, Bill Casey committed treason to get Reagan elected. http://consortiumnews.com/archive/xfile.html And then suddenly died right before being questioned... ya gotta wonder. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 12:15 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote:
In article .com, Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 9:22 am, katy wrote: Joe wrote: It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. It's not strange... you think the Iranians just had sidearms or something? And you think the brits were packing pop sicyles & bubble gum? The team surrendered Jon.... Never mind, you do not have a clue. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Probably. You don't have to actually hit someone to get a confession. Everyone knows the "confession" would be coerced, so why go through the actual beating. Would you confess to another country if you did no wrong? Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Typical response from a Bushkin. When Carter tried to freed the Americans, he was called a wimp. The whole operation was a major cluster F*&K Jon. A totally botched snatch and grab, when we should have used overwhelming force. Flaten a few dozen palaces and see how fast they return hostages. You can even call the assholes and give them enough warning to clear the target site. When Ronny Raygun traded arms for hostages, no one seemed to care. Heat? Well if the rest of the world feels it's wrong to liberate people from a tyrant like Saddam, and go after mass murders like Al Queida then thats their problem. We do not need thier approval. Let's face it, they are jealous of America, so the only way they can feel good is to imigrate and become American, or find ways to try to tarnish our accomplishments. Such unmitigated BS. Saddam and AQ are totally different. Both were terrorist supporters that needed to be delt with. We should have gone after the latter. Instead, we went after the former. A war of choice rather than necessity. 3000 US soldiers dead, 25K wounded, 100s of 1000s of Iraqi innocents dead, and civil war. You left out the 3000 killed in NY. And the many thousands of kurds gassed by Saddam. Joe -- Capt. JG |
British Sailors Surrendered?
In article .com,
Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 12:15 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. It's not strange... you think the Iranians just had sidearms or something? And you think the brits were packing pop sicyles & bubble gum? The team surrendered Jon.... Never mind, you do not have a clue. Umm... you were making the point that you couldn't understand why they didn't fight back. I said that the Iranians were probably well-armed. Now, you say they were surrounded. Sounds like not dying was the right thing to do. Do you not have a clue? Probably. You don't have to actually hit someone to get a confession. Everyone knows the "confession" would be coerced, so why go through the actual beating. Would you confess to another country if you did no wrong? If I was threatened with torture, especially if I knew that no one would believe it. Would you prefer to have your fingernailed extracted until you tell them what they want to hear anyway? Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Typical response from a Bushkin. When Carter tried to freed the Americans, he was called a wimp. The whole operation was a major cluster F*&K Jon. A totally botched snatch and grab, when we should have used overwhelming force. Flaten a few dozen palaces and see how fast they return hostages. You can even call the assholes and give them enough warning to clear the target site. Typical response if you don't value human life. So far, they haven't killed or likely tortured anyone. Such unmitigated BS. Saddam and AQ are totally different. Both were terrorist supporters that needed to be delt with. Bush lied about the reasons for attacking Iraq. If he would have said, because he's a bad guy and he's torturing/killing his own people, then maybe he wouldn't have 25% support and actually did the right thing for the right reason. Saddam was contained and not a threat to us. But, keep telling yourself he was if it makes you feel better. We should have gone after the latter. Instead, we went after the former. A war of choice rather than necessity. 3000 US soldiers dead, 25K wounded, 100s of 1000s of Iraqi innocents dead, and civil war. You left out the 3000 killed in NY. And the many thousands of kurds gassed by Saddam. And, we attacked the Taliban and Al Queda in Afganistan. Nothing to do with Iraq. BTW, how come you're not so upset about the 100s of 1000s in Darfur who are being killed by terrorists there? Or, do they not count because they have darker skin? -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
"Joe" wrote in message oups.com... On Mar 26, 9:52 am, Martin Baxter wrote: I wonder what the hell the Capt. of the mother ship was doing. Cheers Marty Tea and crumpets most likely. Joe C'mon Joe, be fair. His hands were tied by the socialists in power in UK. They have not even been able to find out where the hostages are being held. What was wanted was quick decisive recovery action while the hostages were still nearby but the Uk government would have hung theat Captain out to dry if he had done that on his own initiaive and it was unsuccessful.. |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 2:08 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote:
In article .com, Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 12:15 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. It's not strange... you think the Iranians just had sidearms or something? And you think the brits were packing pop sicyles & bubble gum? The team surrendered Jon.... Never mind, you do not have a clue. Umm... you were making the point that you couldn't understand why they didn't fight back. I said that the Iranians were probably well-armed. Now, you say they were surrounded. Sounds like not dying was the right thing to do. Do you not have a clue? Where did I say they were surrounded? And do you expect to loose every fight? Probably. You don't have to actually hit someone to get a confession. Everyone knows the "confession" would be coerced, so why go through the actual beating. Would you confess to another country if you did no wrong? If I was threatened with torture, especially if I knew that no one would believe it. Would you prefer to have your fingernailed extracted until you tell them what they want to hear anyway? Fingernail extraction before dis-honoring my country. Knowing my commrades in arms are on they way to my rescue. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Typical response from a Bushkin. When Carter tried to freed the Americans, he was called a wimp. The whole operation was a major cluster F*&K Jon. A totally botched snatch and grab, when we should have used overwhelming force. Flaten a few dozen palaces and see how fast they return hostages. You can even call the assholes and give them enough warning to clear the target site. Typical response if you don't value human life. So far, they haven't killed or likely tortured anyone. Typical bend over and take it liberal attitude. If we delt with Iran in 1979 then maybe hostage taking would not be so popular. Did you miss the part about calling ahead and letting them know the targets so they can clear them? Such unmitigated BS. Saddam and AQ are totally different. Both were terrorist supporters that needed to be delt with. Bush lied about the reasons for attacking Iraq. If he would have said, because he's a bad guy and he's torturing/killing his own people, then maybe he wouldn't have 25% support and actually did the right thing for the right reason. Saddam was contained and not a threat to us. But, keep telling yourself he was if it makes you feel better. Keep your blinders on Jon, if you think he was a honest guy willing to live up the the surrender treaty he signed then go and keep thinking that if it makes you feel better. We should have gone after the latter. Instead, we went after the former. A war of choice rather than necessity. 3000 US soldiers dead, 25K wounded, 100s of 1000s of Iraqi innocents dead, and civil war. You left out the 3000 killed in NY. And the many thousands of kurds gassed by Saddam. And, we attacked the Taliban and Al Queda in Afganistan. Nothing to do with Iraq. BTW, how come you're not so upset about the 100s of 1000s in Darfur who are being killed by terrorists there? Or, do they not count because they have darker skin? I'm waiting for France or Russia, or Germany, China, Japan, Mexico, Cuba, or Canada to deal with Dufar. Joe -- Capt. JG |
British Sailors Surrendered?
In article .com,
Joe wrote: Umm... you were making the point that you couldn't understand why they didn't fight back. I said that the Iranians were probably well-armed. Now, you say they were surrounded. Sounds like not dying was the right thing to do. Do you not have a clue? Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. And do you expect to loose every fight? Using the word "every" basically means that you're ignoring what I said. Fingernail extraction before dis-honoring my country. Knowing my commrades in arms are on they way to my rescue. Easy to say Joe until you're the one in the hot seat. Typical response if you don't value human life. So far, they haven't killed or likely tortured anyone. Typical bend over and take it liberal attitude. Typical response when you've run out of logic... attack the messenger. If we delt with Iran in 1979 then maybe hostage taking would not be so popular. Carter tried. Raygun attempted to bribe them. Did you miss the part about calling ahead and letting them know the targets so they can clear them? Huh? But, keep telling yourself he was if it makes you feel better. Keep your blinders on Jon, if you think he was a honest guy willing to live up the the surrender treaty he signed then go and keep thinking that if it makes you feel better. Never said Saddam was honest or willing to live up to his commitments. There was never a surrender treaty. We invaded Iraq based on lies and deception. The President and/or the Vice-President conspired to out an undercover CIA agent to punish Joe Wilson for speaking the truth. The Attorney General mislead Congress about his involvement in the firing of federal prosecuters. Bush lied about Rumsfeld. 1000s died, were horribly injured all because Bushco was fixated on Saddam. And, we attacked the Taliban and Al Queda in Afganistan. Nothing to do with Iraq. BTW, how come you're not so upset about the 100s of 1000s in Darfur who are being killed by terrorists there? Or, do they not count because they have darker skin? Why? We didn't wait to invade Iraq because of the Kurds... at least that's what the right-wing is now saying was the reason. I'm waiting for France or Russia, or Germany, China, Japan, Mexico, Cuba, or Canada to deal with Dufar. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote:
Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. And do you expect to loose every fight? Using the word "every" basically means that you're ignoring what I said. You said surrender, and loose. Fingernail extraction before dis-honoring my country. Knowing my commrades in arms are on they way to my rescue. Easy to say Joe until you're the one in the hot seat. Typical response if you don't value human life. So far, they haven't killed or likely tortured anyone. Typical bend over and take it liberal attitude. Typical response when you've run out of logic... attack the messenger. If we delt with Iran in 1979 then maybe hostage taking would not be so popular. Carter tried. Raygun attempted to bribe them. Did you miss the part about calling ahead and letting them know the targets so they can clear them? Huh? Damn Jon, if you can not follow a thread, then wait till you get home. I said "The whole operation was a major cluster F*&K Jon. A totally botched snatch and grab, when we should have used overwhelming force. Flaten a few dozen palaces and see how fast they return hostages. You can even call the assholes and give them enough warning to clear the target site." But, keep telling yourself he was if it makes you feel better. Keep your blinders on Jon, if you think he was a honest guy willing to live up the the surrender treaty he signed then go and keep thinking that if it makes you feel better. Never said Saddam was honest or willing to live up to his commitments. There was never a surrender treaty. We invaded Iraq based on lies and deception. The President and/or the Vice-President conspired to out an undercover CIA agent to punish Joe Wilson for speaking the truth. The Attorney General mislead Congress about his involvement in the firing of federal prosecuters. Bush lied about Rumsfeld. 1000s died, were horribly injured all because Bushco was fixated on Saddam. And, we attacked the Taliban and Al Queda in Afganistan. Nothing to do with Iraq. BTW, how come you're not so upset about the 100s of 1000s in Darfur who are being killed by terrorists there? Or, do they not count because they have darker skin? Why? We didn't wait to invade Iraq because of the Kurds... at least that's what the right-wing is now saying was the reason. Why?, well maybe the folks in Dufar are not shooting missles at our pilots in the NO FLY ZONE. Maybe the folks in Dufar are not a clear and present danger to the USA. Whats wrong with other countries dealing with Dufar, they know we are busy. Joe I'm waiting for France or Russia, or Germany, China, Japan, Mexico, Cuba, or Canada to deal with Dufar. -- Capt. JG |
British Sailors Surrendered?
"Joe" wrote in message oups.com... It's crazy. You would think a boat load of Brits could fend off a boat load of Iran sailors. Seems the America's are required not to be captured. Strange too, they have the whole episode on radar and sat and know they were not in Iran waters, but the Iranian's say they confessed to being in Iraq waters. Rubber hose confessions I bet. Blair needs to pop off 15 cruise missles now, and then give them about one hour to release the crew or send in another 15 missles. Joe You are right ,Joe. This has happened before and it is high time we sorted them out. I spent some time in Iran (oilfields) before the religious nutters took control and it was a quite nice country and the people were very friendly to me when I spent a whole night in a railway compartment with them going from south Iran to Teheran. Some years later I spent a lot of time trying to set up a factory to make our products in their country. Spoke at length with government officials, lawyers, you name it, and got quite a long way towards success but it all came to nothing when the French sent back to Iran the awful Ayotollah Khomeini whom they had been looking after for years. Been downhill all the way since then. Don't blame the people of the country-only the ones who have siezed power. |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote:
On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle1560788.ece "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 5:37 pm, Goofball_star_dot_etal
wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " Hello Goofball, Hope all is well in Wales Quick question: When is the last time six large vessels snuck up on you at sea? Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. Sheeeeze even here on the ship channel our USCG boats all have .50 cal's on the bows. Your flag ship is sending people out to inspect maybe smugglers and all they carry is side arms? Man... if so.... thats screwed-up. I bet if Prince Harry was in charge of that boarding party he would have taken out all 6 crappy little revolutionary guard boats. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
Joe wrote:
On Mar 26, 5:37 pm, Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " Hello Goofball, Hope all is well in Wales Quick question: When is the last time six large vessels snuck up on you at sea? Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. Sheeeeze even here on the ship channel our USCG boats all have .50 cal's on the bows. Your flag ship is sending people out to inspect maybe smugglers and all they carry is side arms? Man... if so.... thats screwed-up. I bet if Prince Harry was in charge of that boarding party he would have taken out all 6 crappy little revolutionary guard boats. Joe If he wasn't too drunk at the time... http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=2...C-RSSFeeds0312 The kid has a real substance abuse problem and should more likely be in a rehab center than in the armed services... |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 7:15 pm, katy wrote:
Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 5:37 pm, Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " Hello Goofball, Hope all is well in Wales Quick question: When is the last time six large vessels snuck up on you at sea? Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. Sheeeeze even here on the ship channel our USCG boats all have .50 cal's on the bows. Your flag ship is sending people out to inspect maybe smugglers and all they carry is side arms? Man... if so.... thats screwed-up. I bet if Prince Harry was in charge of that boarding party he would have taken out all 6 crappy little revolutionary guard boats. Joe If he wasn't too drunk at the time...http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=2...C-RSSFeeds0312 The kid has a real substance abuse problem and should more likely be in a rehab center than in the armed services...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - His only problem is he needs to vent a little steam, a tour of duty will do him good. If i had a pack of photographers chasing me around all the time, I'd stumble on a few of them too. Might even make it a habit if I were Harry. As he matures he will find better ways to get even. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
Joe wrote:
On Mar 26, 7:15 pm, katy wrote: Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 5:37 pm, Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " Hello Goofball, Hope all is well in Wales Quick question: When is the last time six large vessels snuck up on you at sea? Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. Sheeeeze even here on the ship channel our USCG boats all have .50 cal's on the bows. Your flag ship is sending people out to inspect maybe smugglers and all they carry is side arms? Man... if so.... thats screwed-up. I bet if Prince Harry was in charge of that boarding party he would have taken out all 6 crappy little revolutionary guard boats. Joe If he wasn't too drunk at the time...http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=2...C-RSSFeeds0312 The kid has a real substance abuse problem and should more likely be in a rehab center than in the armed services...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - His only problem is he needs to vent a little steam, a tour of duty will do him good. If i had a pack of photographers chasing me around all the time, I'd stumble on a few of them too. Might even make it a habit if I were Harry. As he matures he will find better ways to get even. Joe Except that he's been at this particular game for about 4-5 years...being a royal does not excuse you from bad behavior... |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 8:44 pm, katy wrote:
Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 7:15 pm, katy wrote: Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 5:37 pm, Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " Hello Goofball, Hope all is well in Wales Quick question: When is the last time six large vessels snuck up on you at sea? Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. Sheeeeze even here on the ship channel our USCG boats all have .50 cal's on the bows. Your flag ship is sending people out to inspect maybe smugglers and all they carry is side arms? Man... if so.... thats screwed-up. I bet if Prince Harry was in charge of that boarding party he would have taken out all 6 crappy little revolutionary guard boats. Joe If he wasn't too drunk at the time...http://abcnews.go.com/GMA/story?id=2...C-RSSFeeds0312 The kid has a real substance abuse problem and should more likely be in a rehab center than in the armed services...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - His only problem is he needs to vent a little steam, a tour of duty will do him good. If i had a pack of photographers chasing me around all the time, I'd stumble on a few of them too. Might even make it a habit if I were Harry. As he matures he will find better ways to get even. Joe Except that he's been at this particular game for about 4-5 years...being a royal does not excuse you from bad behavior...- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - I do not consider his behavior "Bad". He's like any other 20 something year old man, just under a microscope. He just graduated boot camp, and he's fixing to be shipped of to war. I think he deserves a party night or two before heading to Iraq. Being Royal in his case must be more of a pain in the ass then a blessing. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
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Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. What's the matter Joe... so angry about the poor showing both in the election and morally that you have to lash out? And do you expect to loose every fight? Using the word "every" basically means that you're ignoring what I said. You said surrender, and loose. Never said loose... didn't even say lose. Never said EVERY. Damn Jon, if you can not follow a thread, then wait till you get home. I said "The whole operation was a major cluster F*&K Jon. A totally botched snatch and grab, when we should have used overwhelming force. Flaten a few dozen palaces and see how fast they return hostages. You can even call the assholes and give them enough warning to clear the target site." Must have been Hillary's fault.. Why?, well maybe the folks in Dufar are not shooting missles at our pilots in the NO FLY ZONE. Maybe the folks in Dufar are not a clear and present danger to the USA. So, it's ok to attack a country that wasn't a threat to us, but it's not ok to attack a country to save 2M lives.... got it. Whats wrong with other countries dealing with Dufar, they know we are busy. Nothing, but they need leadership as you always like to point out. We're busy because Bushco lied to us. So, not only are 1000s dying in Iraq for no good reason, millions might die in Darfur. But, we're busy, so I guess it's ok. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
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Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle1560788.ece "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " And they decided not to die needlessly. I guess they must be cowards Joe. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 26, 9:44 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote:
In article , Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " And they decided not to die needlessly. I guess they must be cowards Joe. See there you go again Jon. You assumed if they stood their ground they would die. Why is that? Joe -- Capt. JG - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
British Sailors Surrendered?
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Joe wrote: On Mar 26, 9:44 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: See there you go again Jon. You assumed if they stood their ground they would die. Why is that? Out-numbered, out-gunned... those two things come to mind, but of course I actually read about the incident. -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ... Such unmitigated BS. Saddam and AQ are totally different. We should have gone after the latter. Why? If, as you left-wingnuts believe, the whole 9/11 attack scenario was a ruse by the Bush Administration, what does al Qaeda have to do with anything, other than taking credit for something they didn't do? Max |
British Sailors Surrendered?
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Maxprop wrote: "Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ... Such unmitigated BS. Saddam and AQ are totally different. We should have gone after the latter. Why? If, as you left-wingnuts believe, the whole 9/11 attack scenario was a ruse by the Bush Administration, what does al Qaeda have to do with anything, other than taking credit for something they didn't do? Huh? Do you need meds? When did I say that? Did Michael Moore, your arch evil whipping boy say that? Who did exactly? -- Capt. JG @@ www.sailnow.com |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On 26 Mar 2007 16:42:17 -0700, "Joe" wrote:
On Mar 26, 5:37 pm, Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " Hello Goofball, Hope all is well in Wales Quick question: When is the last time six large vessels snuck up on you at sea? Not enough information to know what happened. Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. No thanks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AV_16PdWnBo Sheeeeze even here on the ship channel our USCG boats all have .50 cal's on the bows. Your flag ship is sending people out to inspect maybe smugglers and all they carry is side arms? Man... if so.... thats screwed-up. I bet if Prince Harry was in charge of that boarding party he would have taken out all 6 crappy little revolutionary guard boats. The more you learn about the Royal family the more revolting they appear to be.. |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On Mar 27, 8:05 am, Goofball_star_dot_etal
wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 16:42:17 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 5:37 pm, Goofball_star_dot_etal wrote: On 26 Mar 2007 15:18:55 -0700, "Joe" wrote: On Mar 26, 4:30 pm, (Jonathan Ganz) wrote: Where did I say they were surrounded? Thought you did. I don't have access to the entire thread from my boat. You thought wrong..and should update your crappy internet via boat connection if you do not want to keep putting your foot in your mouth. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new.../article156078... "The incident occurred mid-morning when a boarding party left HMS Cornwall, the flagship of the multinational task force in the northern Gulf, in two small craft to inspect an Iranian merchant ship. When the inspection was completed the British were surrounded by six larger vessels from a Revolutionary Guards naval unit. " Hello Goofball, Hope all is well in Wales Quick question: When is the last time six large vessels snuck up on you at sea? Not enough information to know what happened. I agree, but someone knew they were surrounded by 6 boats, or just made it up. Something is messed up if you can have 6 boats sneek up on you. I think the USA learned from the USS Cole not to allow anyone to sneak up.. or run up at you at high speeds without challenging them. Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. No thanks.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AV_16PdWnBo Tragic. But in a fluid situation such as war, when split seconds count...accidents happen. Here read this and think again: LONDON (USMC, Europe) -- Many movies end with the hero appearing before the emperor and being recognized for saving the galaxy. Marine Maj. William D. Chesarek Jr. is no actor, but he did appear before Queen Elizabeth II March 21 to receive the United Kingdom's Distinguished Flying Cross at Buckingham Palace for saving lives and in recognition for his bravery during combat operations in Iraq; the first time for an American service member since World War II. Assigned as an exchange officer with the UK's 847 Naval Air Squadron, Commando Helicopter Force, based at Royal Naval Air Station Yeovilton in Somerset, England, the U.S. Marine didn't fly into combat in a space craft capable of warp speed or cloaking, but the UK's Lynx Mk7 helicopter; the aircraft he used to dodge insurgent's bullets and rocket propelled grenades and employ it in unconventional ways. Through flight school training at Pensacola, Fla. and Corpus Christi, Texas he mastered the Marine Corps AH-1W Super Cobra helicopter; a two- seater, rotary-winged aircraft armed with weaponry with names like Hellfire, Sidewinder and Sidearm missiles. Joining the UK squadron in 2005, he traded in the Super Cobra for the Lynx. "It's a very agile aircraft," said Chesareck, whose call sign is Punchy. "Its maneuverability is significantly enhanced compared to a Cobra. It's like comparing a Mustang to a Porsche. They're both great, but different." Then describing how his stomach turned witnessing an UK pilot doing a full 360 degree flip in the Lynx. Flying the evening of June 10, 2006, Chesarek wasn't doing flips with his Lynx, but providing radio communication relay for UK ground troops conducting a company-sized search operation in the vicinity of Al Amarah, Iraq. Listening to radio transmissions he overheard that a vehicle involved in the operation had became disabled and a crowd of insurgents were now firing small arms and rocket propelled grenades at the company. According to his award citation, "Chesarek elected to fly low over the area in an attempt to distract the crowd and if possible, to engage the insurgents." Because of the close proximity of the crowd to the ground troops, instead of engaging his onboard Lynx general purpose machine gun, he "opted instead to provide bold, harassing, very low level flight over the area in an attempt to disperse the crowd." However, radio traffic from the ground told Chesarek he was now the target and drawing small arms fire and a rocket propelled grenade had just passed the rear of his aircraft. This was not his first time in combat. He and his wife Christine, a U.S. Navy nurse, had served simultaneously in Operation Iraqi Freedom during the initial stages. But now in a different aircraft, with a different purpose, things were different. Last month, Chesarek's UK commander and his crew had been shot down flying in the same type of aircraft. "I had been in a couple of situations with troops in contact before," the 32-year-old Chesarek said. "I had a good idea of the kind of potential danger involved, but now I was listening to the individual commander on the ground. Some one was injured what can we do?" Using his view from above, Chesarek applied his training as an airborne forward air controller to coordinate, designate and control fixed-wing assets in conducting close air support, resulting in the dispersing the insurgents. Considered an "implied mission," Chesarek made the unconventional move to conduct a medical evacuation with the Lynx to help a UK soldier with a life-threatening head injury. As the only aircraft available to assist, he landed the Lynx in the vicinity of the company in distress as his door gunner and another crew member jumped out. "My door gunner jumped out and picked up the injured soldier and put him in the helicopter," Chesarek said. "My other crewmember had to stay or we would have been overweight to fly." Now, nine months later, Chesarek's name echoed throughout the Ballroom of Buckingham Palace as he was called before the queen to be recognized and credited for "having a pivotal role in ensuring the rapid evacuation of [a] badly injured soldier and the safe extraction of the Company." Donning his ceremonial uniform, Chesarek stood before the queen and hundreds in attendance, to include his parents, wife and two-year-old son, William. After Chesarek bowed, the custom when in front of her majesty, she placed her Kingdom's level-three award for gallantry in the air while on active operation against the enemy, upon his chest. In light of his recognition, Chesarek reflected on his lost comrades and brothers in arms. "I am greatly honored and would like to accept this prestigious award for 847 NAS in memory of Lt. Cmdr. Darren Chapman (Royal Navy), Capt. David Dobson (Army Air Corps), and Marine Paul Collins (Royal Marines), who were killed in action over Basrah in May 2006," said Chesarek. "The awarded actions were only possible due to the combined effort of my combat crew; Lt. David Williams (Royal Navy) and Lance Cpl. Max Carter (Royal Marines). My greatest sense of achievement that day is in knowing the ground troops all made it home." Sheeeeze even here on the ship channel our USCG boats all have .50 cal's on the bows. Your flag ship is sending people out to inspect maybe smugglers and all they carry is side arms? Man... if so.... thats screwed-up. I bet if Prince Harry was in charge of that boarding party he would have taken out all 6 crappy little revolutionary guard boats. The more you learn about the Royal family the more revolting they appear to be I do not consider Harry or his brother revolting, nor your Queen. Prince Charles is revolting maybe. Joe |
British Sailors Surrendered?
"Joe" wrote
: I do not consider Harry or his brother revolting, nor your Queen. : Prince Charles is revolting maybe. Their ancestors certainly thot mine were revolting grin. |
British Sailors Surrendered?
On 27 Mar 2007 09:16:44 -0700, "Joe" wrote:
snip. Don't British boarding parties have radios? Air support? Your guys could have called for American back-up. No thanks.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AV_16PdWnBo Tragic. But in a fluid situation such as war, when split seconds count...accidents happen. Sure but that was not an accident. http://www.guardian.co.uk/military/s...035714,00.html Here read this and think again: LONDON (USMC, Europe) -- Many movies end with the hero appearing before the emperor and being recognized for saving the galaxy. Marine Maj. William D. Chesarek Jr. is no actor, but he did appear before Queen Elizabeth II March 21 to receive the United Kingdom's Distinguished Flying Cross at Buckingham Palace for saving lives and in recognition for his bravery during combat operations in Iraq; the first time for an American service member since World War II. Ok, we'll take him.. Snip. I do not consider Harry or his brother revolting, nor your Queen. Prince Charles is revolting maybe. Disneyland can have them all. |
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