Well clearly this incident was happening amidst some very fragile diplomatic activity - this is a W for us.
I am glad to hear it but am very disappointed that the missing retired FBI agent is not apparently included in this supposed swap.
Well clearly this incident was happening amidst some very fragile diplomatic activity - this is a W for us.
I must have missed the part where they engaged in "good analysis" on that site. Seriously.WeaponsMan gives a very good analysis - lots of decent analysis in comments as well:
http://weaponsman.com/?p=28693
Read slower flash. It was a joke.Huh? I honestly have no idea what you are trying to say, could you write something comprehensible so we could understand?
Quoted for truth..........WeaponsMan gives a very good analysis - lots of decent analysis in comments as well:
http://weaponsman.com/?p=28693
The Corps claims her in a fake tv military sort of way..........Semper Fi!!!!!!!!!!!! We all know in our hearts that she went thru TBS.And a completely superfluous picture of everyone's favorite American of Iranian descent, Catherine Bell.
No way, dude. Sen Cruz is completely in the dark on this one.
Those U.S. and Iranian sailors are part of a global joint task force to detain and research alien life forms that crashed on this planet years ago. One or more of the aliens must have escaped yesterday from the top secret holding facility on Farsi island, so the U.S. and IRGCN teams had to work together to go catch them in the Persian Gulf. No American sailors got detained - that was just the cover story for their role in the extra terrestrial recapture operation (ET-RCO).
In fact, the whole "U.S. vs Iran" issue is just a big charade to cover up our secret teamwork on extra-terrestrials. Iran and the U.S. are actually buddies! Iran's so called "nuclear enrichment facilities" are really just alien technology research laboratories. Oh, and Israel's in on it, too.
/joke
And a completely superfluous picture of everyone's favorite American of Iranian descent, Catherine Bell.
The House of Saud made a deal with the Devil at the very beginning, when they teamed up with Abd al-Wahhab in order to conquer the Arabian Peninsula. So now, you have fundamentalist and antidemocratic Sunnis on one side of the Gulf. Ironically, you have fundamentalist but arguably less anti-democratic Shiites on the other side of the Gulf. Neither really gives a rip about human rights as the West would imagine them.Pay particular attention to the last three paragraphs. I understand this idea may be anathema to some, but take the long view and think about it. If you're picking a dance partner for tonight... meh, Saudi will do - I suppose. If you're picking a dance partner for the next 30 years.... You're probably going to want to think a little harder about that choice.