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| quote: | Originally posted by NeoPhono
Yeah, probably not what you want to hear, but this thread has become ridiculously pointless, I think it needs to die.
Basically it's a "he said, she said," "would have, could have, might have" type of debate. No side will win the other over in this way and no side will be able to justify its position this way. It boils down to who you're more prone to believe or not believe. Because each side has reasons why they could or could not be telling the truth, there's nothing more to be said. |
1.This's not my words ,my comments on their statements ........
"Their statements are said in their HOME Britain" not in IRAN
The 1st statement 'The past two weeks have been very difficult "but by staying together as a team we kept our spirits up", drawing great comfort from the knowledge that our loved ones would be waiting for us on our return to the UK'.
The 2nd "From there we were rushed into a room and then stuffed into a cell and didn't see another human being for six days."
it doesnot need "any ridiculously points"
These are said in Britain,there's no pressure.
2.EVERY word in any statement has a weight and a meaninng
it's not just a chillout or shit-chats.
these statements are viewed to the puplic AND "depended on them".
| quote: | So, unless something new and ground breaking comes out from either side, believe what you'd like but realize that with this type of discussion the possibility of swaying the other side is nil.
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U miss something is very dangerous..........
actually u 'll not admit and agree any intelligent activities on your country USA
From the British not Iranian news
"We Gathered Intelligence"
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article...3,00.html?f=rss
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We Gathered Intelligence
Updated: 22:05, Thursday April 05, 2007
The captain in charge of the 15 marines detained in Iran has said they were gathering intelligence on the Iranians.
Sky News went on patrol with Captain Chris Air and his team in Iraqi waters close to the area where they were arrested - just five days before the crisis began.
We withheld the interview until now so it would not jeopardise their safety.
And today, former Iranian diplomat Dr Mehrdad Khonsari said if the Iranians had known about it, they would have used it to "justify
taking the marines captive and put them on trial".
Captain Air and his team were on an 'Interaction Patrol' where their patrol boats came alongside fishing dhows.
The operation was mainly to investigate arms smuggling and terrorism but Captain Air said it was also to gain intelligence on Iranian activity.
He told Sky Correspondent Jonathan Samuels: "Basically we speak to the crew, find out if they have any problems, let them know we're here to protect them, protect their fishing and stop any terrorism and piracy in the area," he said.
"Secondly, it's to gather int (intelligence). If they do have any information, because they're here for days at a time, they can share it with us.
"Whether it's about piracy or any sort of Iranian activity in the area. Obviously we're right by the buffer zone with Iran." |
Full Article
http://news.sky.com/skynews/article...3,00.html?f=rss
Well int(intelligence)activities on Iranian Activity
1.Of course this's against the Iranian political consultation.
2.This's against the strategic dialogue and in the field of security and national defense ,the state's security and its contents strategy.
3.This's against the sign of any agreements or international or regional treaties that could endanger the security risk.
5.This's a existential threat to the position of the state and its national identity.
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