Iranian students storm British Embassy
 

Surprised no one posted this already.... Seems a large group of Iranian students have taken over the British Embassy and other sites in Iran. The Iran hostage crisis was a bit before my time, but I'm guessing a lot of people are pissing in their pants this morning.

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With the degree they get fucked around you can't really judge their actions too harshly. They are caged and encircled.

Hence the reason they stage it with "college" students.. As they can get away with it that way, although I suspect the whole point is to get the UK to pull out their embassy staff, which will likely be a success.

Of course they will get out if they are not already out.

Sadly this is an invasion of the embassy sovereign soil. But any country that starts a war of something like this was looking for a war anyway.

Give them Tea and Biscuits ?

It's not like people from the west are threatening to bomb them everyday or something
like that already.

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lol... what seems to be a problem now?

Humm do the people from the west threaten to bomb most other countries? Na we don't.. We tend to only threaten or bomb the ones that continuously threaten the world around them. :2 cents:

Yeah, Gaddafi was threatening the world around him.

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I can understand them being angry given that there's a big bullseye on their country. Unfortunately this will be manipulated and used against them as part of the propaganda

It's the other way around, but the West have an excellent marketing department :2 cents:

Yea I mean he really had no connections to terrorism..Nor did he ever attack out side countries like say Egypt nor did he really continue to support anti-west terrorist groups around the world till the day he was ousted. (umm humm where do you think he got those paid mercenaries so fast? during his civil war)

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/...ckerbie395.jpg

Na he was just a great guy that didn't abuse his own people and whom country is not a hub for human trafficking even today. Na he was just a great guy that liked to dress funny and kept to his own business. Totally un-excusable for anyone to want to bomb his ass to oblivion.

Now lets think why would anyone want to bomb Iran.. I mean it's not they they often threaten to bomb anyone is it? It's not like there haven't been proven links to Iran with weapons going to insurgent in Iraq. Oh na they are just happy go lucky religiousness nut jobs that want to be left alone in their country but the big bad west wont have that..

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Wrong.

Wrong.

Wrong.

it's almost like libya bombed us

"In 2006, angry mobs burned the Danish flag and attacked Danish and other Western embassies in Tehran in protest to the reprinting of a cartoon deemed insulting of the Prophet Muhammad in the Nordic country's newspapers." :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

yes it's not like he funded every terrorist under the sun financially for decades or anything.

his hands are clean!

you mean like al qaeda?

some interesting pics of flags above courthouses in benghazi

Shit is getting way to out of hand with these protesters!

Just open-mutha-fuckin-fire and you can stick your civil rights straight up your ass!

I thought you were right and agreed with you, until someone below said you were wrong. In the spirit of GFY I researched a bit and discovered that we are both wrong:

[source: wikipedia]

I find it unlikely that it grounds for a war, however.

what does that have to do with ghadaffi's well documented support of terrorist groups for decades?

your logic, reasoning and argument sucks.

Didn't mean anything personal with it, just that it's a very common misconception.

The BBC is suggesting this is to do with the new financial sanctions we've imposed on Iran recently.

The history of the West involvement in these countries is well documented. They were often colonies like Libya, or the West overthrew their government and installed their own puppets like the Shah.

Of course, a lot of politicians of these countries are not nice, but that is not the reason they are attacked or overthrown, that is just the war propaganda for the masses.

The real reasons are always economic control of these countries.

what does my question have to do with ghaddaffis well documentated-anything?

i was asking if you were referring to a relationship much like what the US enjoyed with al qaeda, and still enjoys? today

where do you see an argument..

Good luck with that.

Asking the Iranian government to "protect diplomats and offices" is like asking a bear to shit in a toilet.

Your brain is squeaky clean, because it's been washed thoroughly.

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Why should Britain do anything? What did Iran do to Britain when armed terrorists occupied the Iranian Embassy (edit: in London) in 1980? It's just a bunch of unarmed protesters making a protest; Ahmadinejad has condemned it and the Iranian police are protecting the diplomats.

No, that's fine man.

I learned a long ago on GFY that you have to be right or you'll get hammered to death. Before I post anything on GFY I research it a little bit, no matter how sure I am. And I'm surely never afraid to admit I was wrong or I learned something new, which was the case today.

But then before that we have the cause...


Iran Air Flight 655 (IR655) was a civilian jet airliner shot down by U.S. missiles on 3 July 1988, over the Strait of Hormuz, toward the end of the Iran?Iraq War. The aircraft, an Airbus A300B2-203 operated by Iran Air, was flying from Bandar Abbas, Iran, to Dubai, United Arab Emirates, over Iran's territorial waters in the Persian Gulf on its usual flight path when it was destroyed by the U.S. Navy's guided missile cruiser USS Vincennes, killing all 290 passengers and crew aboard, including 65 children,[1] ranking it twelfth among the deadliest disasters in aviation history. It was the highest death toll of any aviation incident in the Indian Ocean and the highest death toll of any incident involving an Airbus A300 anywhere in the world.


So it is unlikely that the Libyans did it. The Iranians had the motive, revenge for an American crime.

Not exactly. That can be considered as an act ow war only in case if it was invaded by the government military forces. For example, like Russian peacemakers were attacked by Georgian army in 2008 (so-called 5-day war).

The British embassy was attacked by students. In fact the Iranian police was trying to stop them. So it's just a rude and barbarian act, but not an act of war.

its ok

willy has said they were being bad, and to return everything.

so they have been told

Those Iranian students have a poor history education, Iranians fucking with Embassies don't tend to live very long.........
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iranian_Embassy_siege

If you want to copy & paste wikipedia how about this..

Gaddafi allegedly had links to the Lockerbie bombing. On 22 February 2011 during the 2011 Libyan civil war, the ex Minister of Justice Mustafa Abdul Jalil stated in an interview with the Swedish newspaper Expressen that Muammar Gaddafi had personally ordered the bombing.

His own appointed minister of justice said Gaddafi ordered the bombing himself. The guy was involved with supporting terrorist all over the world. This is known facts.

I fixed it for ya. And better don't even try argue with me, it won't work.

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I was just reading an article on this @ http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011...ritish-embassy

State TV reported that another group of hardline students had gathered at the gate of the British ambassador's residence in northern Tehran at the same time.

Seems odd that an angry group of students would just happen to form up at both the British embassy & the British ambassador's house at the same time.

That obviously screams pre-planning and not just some angry mob that got out of control. Of course it's not like this stuff hasn't happened in Iran before, where there was pretty clear evidence the govt was behind it.

I never EVER get involved in these threads, but here I have to say something.

You are talking about operation Nimrod (stupid name if you ask me)

What you have pointed out is a siege of the Iranian embassy in London. This was an Iraqi backed terrorist group that seized the embassy and held Iranian hostages.

Their demands....

"One: we demand our human and legitimate rights. Two: we demand freedom, autonomy and recognition of the Arab people. Three: we demand the release of ninety-one Arab prisoners in Arabistan. If all the demands are not met by noon on Thursday, May 1, the Embassy and all the hostages will be blown up." The terrorist also demanded that negotiators from Iraq, Jordan and Algeria were flown over to take control of the negotiations.



I was there in 1980 and very near this building when the whole thing went down, but that is a whole other story.

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Apparently he was. Your boy saw to his demise.

Not believed by the Scottish victims, the Iranians had the motive.

Some of those "Terrorists" are now in power, so maybe he was right in supporting them, just like the Americans supported the IRA.

Do you condemn US terrorism?