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Re: How many think that Britain will cave?
Originally Posted by wot i life
Originally Posted by Karnajj
First of all let me say that this is not a Britain bashing post. Heck, I can trace 3/4 of my ancestry back to one or another of the isles. Have always had a lot of respect for the Brits, they have always been willing to back us when very few others would, but Tony Blair is no Thatcher and I think they will cave in to Iran's demands. Hope not but that's the way I feel. :sad:
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Re: How many think that Britain will cave?
Originally Posted by wot i life
Originally Posted by Karnajj
First of all let me say that this is not a Britain bashing post. Heck, I can trace 3/4 of my ancestry back to one or another of the isles. Have always had a lot of respect for the Brits, they have always been willing to back us when very few others would, but Tony Blair is no Thatcher and I think they will cave in to Iran's demands. Hope not but that's the way I feel. :sad:
NUKE'EM back to the days before Christ, really would anybody miss that little crap hole of a country ? |
Discussing politics in a trucking forum is pretty pointless since most are horribly ill-informed.
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The morons in this country driving their land barges at 80+ down the highway will sure miss them...
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Originally Posted by Fozzy
The morons in this country driving their land barges at 80+ down the highway will sure miss them...
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Originally Posted by Blacksheep
Originally Posted by Fozzy
The morons in this country driving their land barges at 80+ down the highway will sure miss them...
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Originally Posted by Fozzy
big difference in the "diplomats" caught in the active combat zone within a foreign country and the brits who were taken hostage on the sea where GPS coordinates have already proven to be in Iraqi waters...
I hope that Tony Blair takes more historical advice from Maggy than from the Goober farmer However, theres some issues about the borders in the gulf. Iraq and Iran had a treaty outlining the waters, but Saddam called that treaty void around 1985 and declared a large section Iraqi... so now some waters patrolled by us and Britain are disputed by Iran. What surprise that one day they decide to snag some sailors.... |
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Originally Posted by One
Originally Posted by Fozzy
big difference in the "diplomats" caught in the active combat zone within a foreign country and the brits who were taken hostage on the sea where GPS coordinates have already proven to be in Iraqi waters...
I hope that Tony Blair takes more historical advice from Maggy than from the Goober farmer However, theres some issues about the borders in the gulf. Iraq and Iran had a treaty outlining the waters, but Saddam called that treaty void around 1985 and declared a large section Iraqi... so now some waters patrolled by us and Britain are disputed by Iran. What surprise that one day they decide to snag some sailors.... |
Originally Posted by Fozzy
Originally Posted by Blacksheep
With the UK's growing muslim population it is likely they will do nothing, all the more reason to get a handle on the immagration problem.
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