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TLAM Strike 11-29-11 12:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Oberon (Post 1796001)
Why the devil do we still have an embassy there?

Because the UK dosn't want to be like the US, they want to get their info on whats happening in Tehran from the SIS and not CNN! :O:

Tribesman 11-29-11 12:15 PM

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I'm wondering if there were any marines attached for protection purposes?...not that they could have done much
Hasn't it been subbed out to Group 4 yet?

Oberon 11-29-11 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by TLAM Strike (Post 1796019)
Because the UK dosn't want to be like the US, they want to get their info on whats happening in Tehran from the SIS and not CNN! :O:

:hmmm:

Touché :yep:

Jimbuna 11-29-11 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribesman (Post 1796023)
Hasn't it been subbed out to Group 4 yet?

LOL....more than likely :DL

Gerald 11-29-11 01:10 PM

Well if SAS ... take care of this, it becomes another sound in the barrel, they are not directly stationed there, only "some" key people.

Jimbuna 11-29-11 01:23 PM

I doubt even the SAS would be asked to get involved in what would more than likely be a suicide mission in the middle of Tehran.

Gerald 11-29-11 01:32 PM

That may be so ... but there are roads that go through Iran's intelligence, if they wish, but since this is a result of previous diplomatic transactions between countries, it serves the United Kingdom to strangle other avenues for Iran.

geetrue 11-29-11 01:38 PM

Ironically on this same day 68 years ago Tehran was the meeting place for three very important people:

http://www.findingdulcinea.com/news/...onference.html

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On Nov. 28, 1943, Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin met in Tehran, Iran, to discuss Allied strategy during World War II as well as post-war matters.

The Tehran Conference, codenamed Eureka, was the first time that “Big Three” Allied leaders, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet leader Josef Stalin, met together.

The central issue of the conference was the military strategy of the Allied forces against Nazi Germany.

Penguin 11-29-11 01:43 PM

This looks terrible similar to 1979 :shifty:
time to pass the ammo in the other Western embassys...

Gerald 11-29-11 01:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Penguin (Post 1796084)
This looks terrible similar to 1979 :shifty:
time to pass the ammo in the other Western embassys...

As many people have, just ammo ... long before this event, part of an ambassador standard equipment for self defense.

MH 11-29-11 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Vendor (Post 1796086)
As many people have, just ammo ... long before this event, part of an ambassador standard equipment for self defense.

I think it was a metaphor for being prepared lol


any way zombie apocalypse come true..

http://images.sodahead.com/polls/001..._3_xlarge.jpeg

geetrue 11-29-11 02:01 PM

Doesn't this seem a bit odd to you? That this would happen so close to each other that is?

Report: Blast Heard in Iranian City With Nuclear Facility

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The source of the apparent explosion in Isfahan city was unknown. An important facility involved in processing uranium is located near the city.
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An important Iranian nuclear facility involved in processing uranium is located near Isfahan city, although Iranian media reports of the incident did not refer to it.
International Atomic Energy Agency spokeswoman Gill Tudor said the U.N. watchdog was aware of the media reports but had no further information.

Gerald 11-29-11 02:04 PM

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Originally Posted by MH (Post 1796090)
I think it was a metaphor for being prepared lol


any way zombie apocalypse come true..

http://images.sodahead.com/polls/001..._3_xlarge.jpeg

:salute:

Commander Mysenses 11-29-11 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 1795950)
It seems pretty obvious that we're going to have a war with Iran, eventually.

Well, it's got oil I guess (unlike N Korea)... so there's an incentive.

Gerald 11-29-11 02:32 PM

Much can be about oil, but far from everything .... there are important strategic positions and other valuable minerals.

August 11-29-11 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Commander Mysenses (Post 1796108)
Well, it's got oil I guess (unlike N Korea)... so there's an incentive.

In Iran's case it's not about oil.

Jimbuna 11-29-11 04:11 PM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 1796136)
In Iran's case it's not about oil.

Agreed...on occasion when one party is anti everything you try to aspire to, you can occasionally be poked in the eye once too often.

Iran needs to drop the stick or suffer/experience the potential consequences of their actions.

Don't let your backside write cheques your mouth cannot cash.

Gerald 11-29-11 04:16 PM

Iran, will benefit from wider implications of this case and in general more than before .... and this is hardly any benefits on their behalf.

Jimbuna 11-29-11 04:19 PM

Whatever that means :hmmm:

Gerald 11-29-11 04:34 PM

It means that this is just the beginning of sanctions and harsh measures against the country as a whole.


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