Refusing to let these young kids go, when they strayed onto their ‘holy’ ground is the last straw. Even Bishop Desmond Tutu is requesting their release.
We have the biggest and best military in the world. Why aren’t we using it TO FREE AMERICANS?
Tell ya what, Barry: You and your left wing Hollywood and financier buddies too cowardly to act? Train me and I’ll fly a fucking stealth plane over Tehran and do what you fucking namby-pamby limosine liberals don’t have the heart and balls to do!
If they don’t release those kids then, I’ll be back and even more pissed off.
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
Refusing to let these young kids go, when they strayed onto their ‘holy’ ground is the last straw. Even Bishop Desmond Tutu is requesting their release.
We have the biggest and best military in the world. Why aren’t we using it TO FREE AMERICANS?
Tell ya what, Barry: You and your left wing Hollywood and financier buddies too cowardly to act? Train me and I’ll fly a fucking stealth plane over Tehran and do what you fucking namby-pamby limosine liberals don’t have the heart and balls to do!
If they don’t release those kids then, I’ll be back and even more pissed off. [/quote]
What?
I thought you were for tough policing of borders and I guess you do not have too much problems if crminals are held in less than comfortable conditions?
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
Refusing to let these young kids go, when they strayed onto their ‘holy’ ground is the last straw. Even Bishop Desmond Tutu is requesting their release.
We have the biggest and best military in the world. Why aren’t we using it TO FREE AMERICANS?
Tell ya what, Barry: You and your left wing Hollywood and financier buddies too cowardly to act? Train me and I’ll fly a fucking stealth plane over Tehran and do what you fucking namby-pamby limosine liberals don’t have the heart and balls to do!
If they don’t release those kids then, I’ll be back and even more pissed off. [/quote]
What?
I thought you were for tough policing of borders and I guess you do not have too much problems if crminals are held in less than comfortable conditions?
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Yeah, what’s the problem HH?
If you are so goddamn stupid as to go hitchhiking anywhere near Iran and then get fucking lost you do not deserve for other people to risk their lives because you are a freaking moron.
I thought you were for tough policing of borders and I guess you do not have too much problems if crminals are held in less than comfortable conditions?
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[quote]Headhunter wrote:
Refusing to let these young kids go, when they strayed onto their ‘holy’ ground is the last straw. Even Bishop Desmond Tutu is requesting their release.
We have the biggest and best military in the world. Why aren’t we using it TO FREE AMERICANS?
Tell ya what, Barry: You and your left wing Hollywood and financier buddies too cowardly to act? Train me and I’ll fly a fucking stealth plane over Tehran and do what you fucking namby-pamby limosine liberals don’t have the heart and balls to do!
If they don’t release those kids then, I’ll be back and even more pissed off. [/quote]
What?
I thought you were for tough policing of borders and I guess you do not have too much problems if crminals are held in less than comfortable conditions?
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Actually Oroin we think the Iranians should stay on their side of the border and not be crossing over into Iraq to snatch American hostages. Those kids weren’t the first group they tried to snatch. There is the British marines they snatched in international waters in the gulf. They also tried to snatch a group of US marines who were inside Iraq patrolling along the border, when the Iranians tried to surround them they opened fire.
Kidnapping and taking hostages is how the Iranians roll. Letting them get away with it is how Democrats roll. This incident is just another example of how ineffective Obama is in dealing with the Iranians. We are almost two years into his presidency and he is yet to have the one on one presidential talks that he said he was going to have. The talks that had all the naive college kids excited and ready to vote for Obama because they have no clue how the world really works.
The sad reality is the Bush administration had more dialogue with the Iranians than the Obama administration has had. Because Bush and his people knew how to approach the Iranians.
[quote]Headhunter wrote:
Refusing to let these young kids go, when they strayed onto their ‘holy’ ground is the last straw. Even Bishop Desmond Tutu is requesting their release.
We have the biggest and best military in the world. Why aren’t we using it TO FREE AMERICANS?
Tell ya what, Barry: You and your left wing Hollywood and financier buddies too cowardly to act? Train me and I’ll fly a fucking stealth plane over Tehran and do what you fucking namby-pamby limosine liberals don’t have the heart and balls to do!
If they don’t release those kids then, I’ll be back and even more pissed off. [/quote]
What?
I thought you were for tough policing of borders and I guess you do not have too much problems if crminals are held in less than comfortable conditions?
[/quote]
Actually Oroin we think the Iranians should stay on their side of the border and not be crossing over into Iraq to snatch American hostages. Those kids weren’t the first group they tried to snatch. There is the British marines they snatched in international waters in the gulf. They also tried to snatch a group of US marines who were inside Iraq patrolling along the border, when the Iranians tried to surround them they opened fire.
Kidnapping and taking hostages is how the Iranians roll. Letting them get away with it is how Democrats roll. This incident is just another example of how ineffective Obama is in dealing with the Iranians. We are almost two years into his presidency and he is yet to have the one on one presidential talks that he said he was going to have. The talks that had all the naive college kids excited and ready to vote for Obama because they have no clue how the world really works.
The sad reality is the Bush administration had more dialogue with the Iranians than the Obama administration has had. Because Bush and his people knew how to approach the Iranians. [/quote]
So crossing borders to kidnap other countries citizens is wrong?
Look at the huddled masses, dreaming of breathing the sweet air of freedom. If you could put a word bubble over this photo, I’m sure it would say “Save us from our lives of oppressed misery!”
It may look pretty, but how do we know those scenic mountains aren’t filled with nuclear reactors, WMDs, and almost definitely Osama Bin Laden? You know he’s nestled safely in there somewhere, laughing at us.
This gaunt, emaciated woman brings tears to my eyes. She’s been deprived of Wendy’s triple stacks and double Oreo Blizzards for far too long. Let’s liberate her!
They’re all open minded and embracing diversity until that diversity disagrees with their sense of right and wrong. Then its all kinds of “Get me out of prison! This is inhumane”.
Washington needs to institute a “brain drain” policy and give visas and plenty of incentives to Iran’s brightest minds to get out of there. Why add fuel to rhetoric and DEMAND that Iran back off their nuke program? That will just fuel nationalism.
Instead, make it easy for their scientists, students and engineers to leave the country. That would “gut” all Iranian technological advances in the long run, and the government couldn’t blame America for it because Iran’s own citizens had the choice to leave.
But no…all Iranians are “terrorists.” Let’s deny them visas, keep them in their home countries, get in pissing matches with the Iranian government who brainwashes its own people with propaganda and gives incentive for their scientists to dedicate their lives to the advancements that America, Israel and their allies fear.
Iranians would gladly leave Iran. There are plenty of them in Europe and Canada that would never go back to live in Iran. Make it easy for Iranians to leave Iran, especially when unemployment is over 30% now and inflation is nuts over there.
Washington needs to institute a “brain drain” policy and give visas and plenty of incentives to Iran’s brightest minds to get out of there. Why add fuel to rhetoric and DEMAND that Iran back off their nuke program? That will just fuel nationalism.
Instead, make it easy for their scientists, students and engineers to leave the country. That would “gut” all Iranian technological advances in the long run, and the government couldn’t blame America for it because Iran’s own citizens had the choice to leave.
But no…all Iranians are “terrorists.” Let’s deny them visas, keep them in their home countries, get in pissing matches with the Iranian government who brainwashes its own people with propaganda and gives incentive for their scientists to dedicate their lives to the advancements that America, Israel and their allies fear.
Iranians would gladly leave Iran. There are plenty of them in Europe and Canada that would never go back to live in Iran. Make it easy for Iranians to leave Iran, especially when unemployment is over 30% now and inflation is nuts over there.[/quote]
What?
A policy that would prevent your worst fears while being cheap and actually benefitting you?
