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6 comments:
Whilst I agree with Jones about the West's proclivity for torture, I also don't underestimate Iran's ability to do the same.
Posted by Muerk : 3/31/2007 03:57:00 PM
any condemnation of iran's kidnap of the soldiers?
Posted by Anonymous : 3/31/2007 06:09:00 PM
Kidnap?
My understanding of the latest information is that there is still considerable debate over that point.
If you feel able to state that they were kidnapped then what information do you possess that no-one else has seen?
Posted by Anonymous : 3/31/2007 06:56:00 PM
is it easy to take GPS equipment and fake the data?
if not then http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_depth/6502805.stm
Iran would have all the information to shut down the debate.
I wonder if they dispute that they were unable to clearly identify the location of the incident initially...
Posted by Anonymous : 3/31/2007 09:05:00 PM
Gary, you're right! Why hasn't anyone else seen it? They DEFECTED !!!
Posted by Anonymous : 3/31/2007 09:14:00 PM
Could be, could be...
It's as plausible a theory as any other I've yet heard.
Posted by Anonymous : 4/01/2007 08:27:00 AM
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