Iran strikes again

[nikimcbee]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worl...racksuits.html

'The whole team has learnt how to keep the veil in place so that it doesn't interfere with play and I think we have shown that even a physical game like rugby can be played in a veil.

Now they need a beach volleyball team.

[papa_smurf]

You can always rely on the good 'ole Daily Mail to report on the really important news.

What do you make of UAE and the Saudi's criminalizing/banning the blackberry usage? Is it a prelude to something using their airspace and removing fast clandestine reporting?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100801/...tes_blackberry

[Jimbuna]

What happens if you pull a veil off whilst tackling?....a death sentence if your team ever plays in Iran

[TLAM Strike]

Originally Posted by The Third Man

What do you make of UAE and the Saudi's criminalizing/banning the blackberry usage? Is it a prelude to something using their airspace and removing fast clandestine reporting?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100801/...tes_blackberry

If you are talking about Israel I doubt it. The Iranians have early warning sites in Syria.

Originally Posted by TLAM Strike

If you are talking about Israel I doubt it. The Iranians have early warning sites in Syria.

This action was done by states away from Syria. States which are historically within the US influence.

[TLAM Strike]

Originally Posted by The Third Man

This action was done by states away from Syria. States which are historically within the US influence.

My point is if you are talking about a strike by Israel stopping IMs in Saudi doesn't matter, Iran already has warning of an attack.

US forces are based out in the desert in these "Military Cities" where they can just shut off cell coverage at will.

I think Saudi and the UAE just want to prevent tweets and stuff like happened in Iran earlier this year.