Captured British sailor's Iran diary banned by ministry: Times
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Apr 14, 2007, 14:07 GMT
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I think it is fair to describe the whole comical issue of our 15 sailors as Dinkies being led by Mules(our idiotic politicians ); we have been made the laughing stock of the world.
It was once said that 'The sun never set on her majesty's (colonialist) empire.' Today, because of her history of racist imperialism, England's military is a barking, toothless female dog; no threat to anyone.
It is so tragic that the brittish commander sat in Iraq and ordered the sailors to go in the IRANIAN WATER. (The documents ahve been stolen and prove this fact) and let the poor britton get taken as prisoners.
The government has been so embarressed, that now they have lost rest of their logic and reasoning, POOR TONY does not know what to do and what to tell.
IT JUST TELLS THE BANKRUPT tony Bliar, and bushqoush
The sun has set upon britanica and will rise no more. The english encountered the iranians 500 years ago, an ancient people already, did those brave souls that ventured so far from mother england know that their empire would die upon those shores.
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