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Please get back on topic...Iranian warships. Kim What might be fun is to send a big drone towards their ships. It is about the same size and travels at about the same speed as a cruise missile.... and see what happens!! 
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Please get back on topic...Iranian warships. Kim I say, let them come on. We can take their entire navy out in less than 24 hrs. Sweet.  Or, we could escort them to port, make their sailors walk home. Then scrap the ships for manufacturing jobs here. They might have a long swim home!
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Please get back on topic...Iranian warships. Kim What might be fun is to send a big drone towards their ships. It is about the same size and travels at about the same speed as a cruise missile.... and see what happens!! maybe we could drop a box loaded with nano-termites.. |
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Okay then, let them go back in half their lifeboats.
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Please get back on topic...Iranian warships. Kim What might be fun is to send a big drone towards their ships. It is about the same size and travels at about the same speed as a cruise missile.... and see what happens!! maybe we could drop a box loaded with nano-termites.. those little Steel-eating Vermin? 
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If they eat steel, what do they s hit out?
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If they eat steel, what do they s hit out? Aluminum foil... |
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If they eat steel, what do they s hit out? Aluminum foil... Make nice hats. |
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If they eat steel, what do they s hit out? Steelwool!
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Jerusalem (AFP) - Israel on Sunday denounced an Iranian announcement that it was sending naval ships towards the United States as further evidence that loosening sanctions on Tehran was counterproductive.
The move to send warships to the Atlantic was announced by the commander of Iran's northern naval fleet on Saturday, who described it as a "message." The ships "have already started their voyage towards the Atlantic Ocean via the waters near South Africa," said Admiral Afshin Rezayee Haddad, in remarks quoted by Iran's semi-official Fars news agency. Iranian media reported that two ships -- a destroyer and a helicopter transport vessel -- had been dispatched on January 21. It was not clear how close the ships would travel towards the US maritime border or when they would arrive. But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the dispatch of the warships was clear evidence of Iran's "aggression" and proof it had not moderated its policies following a landmark deal with world powers to roll back its nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief. "The easing of sanctions against Iran by the international community has not caused Iran to moderate its international aggression - the complete opposite has occurred," Netanyahu told the weekly cabinet meeting in remarks relayed by his office. Israel, the region's sole if undeclared nuclear-armed state, has long viewed Iran's controversial atomic programme as a threat to its existence and has not ruled out military action to prevent Iran from gaining a nuclear weapon. Iran has always insisted its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful, and President Hassan Rouhani, a moderate elected last year, has vowed to allay Western concerns about it. In September 2012, Iran said it was planning to send naval forces to the Atlantic to deploy along US marine borders to counter a beefed up US naval presence in the Persian Gulf, Fars reported, with the navy chief saying the buildup would begin within several years. In December, the Pentagon said it was not planning to scale back its vast military presence in the Gulf despite the six-month interim nuclear deal. |
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If they eat steel, what do they s hit out? |
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If they eat steel, what do they s hit out? Rust? |
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If they eat steel, what do they s hit out? Aluminum foil... Make nice hats. 
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Jerusalem (AFP) - Israel on Sunday denounced an Iranian announcement that it was sending naval ships towards the United States as further evidence that loosening sanctions on Tehran was counterproductive. The move to send warships to the Atlantic was announced by the commander of Iran's northern naval fleet on Saturday, who described it as a "message." The ships "have already started their voyage towards the Atlantic Ocean via the waters near South Africa," said Admiral Afshin Rezayee Haddad, in remarks quoted by Iran's semi-official Fars news agency. Iranian media reported that two ships -- a destroyer and a helicopter transport vessel -- had been dispatched on January 21. It was not clear how close the ships would travel towards the US maritime border or when they would arrive. Quick question, where is the gas station? But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the dispatch of the warships was clear evidence of Iran's "aggression" and proof it had not moderated its policies following a landmark deal with world powers to roll back its nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief. "The easing of sanctions against Iran by the international community has not caused Iran to moderate its international aggression - the complete opposite has occurred," Netanyahu told the weekly cabinet meeting in remarks relayed by his office. Israel, the region's sole if undeclared nuclear-armed state, has long viewed Iran's controversial atomic programme as a threat to its existence and has not ruled out military action to prevent Iran from gaining a nuclear weapon. Iran has always insisted its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful, and President Hassan Rouhani, a moderate elected last year, has vowed to allay Western concerns about it. In September 2012, Iran said it was planning to send naval forces to the Atlantic to deploy along US marine borders to counter a beefed up US naval presence in the Persian Gulf, Fars reported, with the navy chief saying the buildup would begin within several years. In December, the Pentagon said it was not planning to scale back its vast military presence in the Gulf despite the six-month interim nuclear deal. Amusing, wonder if Iran has their version of FOX and CNN? |
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Jerusalem (AFP) - Israel on Sunday denounced an Iranian announcement that it was sending naval ships towards the United States as further evidence that loosening sanctions on Tehran was counterproductive. The move to send warships to the Atlantic was announced by the commander of Iran's northern naval fleet on Saturday, who described it as a "message." The ships "have already started their voyage towards the Atlantic Ocean via the waters near South Africa," said Admiral Afshin Rezayee Haddad, in remarks quoted by Iran's semi-official Fars news agency. Iranian media reported that two ships -- a destroyer and a helicopter transport vessel -- had been dispatched on January 21. It was not clear how close the ships would travel towards the US maritime border or when they would arrive. Quick question, where is the gas station? But Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the dispatch of the warships was clear evidence of Iran's "aggression" and proof it had not moderated its policies following a landmark deal with world powers to roll back its nuclear programme in exchange for sanctions relief. "The easing of sanctions against Iran by the international community has not caused Iran to moderate its international aggression - the complete opposite has occurred," Netanyahu told the weekly cabinet meeting in remarks relayed by his office. Israel, the region's sole if undeclared nuclear-armed state, has long viewed Iran's controversial atomic programme as a threat to its existence and has not ruled out military action to prevent Iran from gaining a nuclear weapon. Iran has always insisted its nuclear programme is entirely peaceful, and President Hassan Rouhani, a moderate elected last year, has vowed to allay Western concerns about it. In September 2012, Iran said it was planning to send naval forces to the Atlantic to deploy along US marine borders to counter a beefed up US naval presence in the Persian Gulf, Fars reported, with the navy chief saying the buildup would begin within several years. In December, the Pentagon said it was not planning to scale back its vast military presence in the Gulf despite the six-month interim nuclear deal. Amusing, wonder if Iran has their version of FOX and CNN? same thing, government controlled... |
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Folks, the Iranian ships (in international waters) that are sailing near U.S. waters consist of only two ships, a destroyer and a supply ship. Plus, the ships are carrying cadets.
So, this "story" is a non-story, IMHO. |
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Folks, the Iranian ships (in international waters) that are sailing near U.S. waters consist of only two ships, a destroyer and a supply ship. Plus, the ships are carrying cadets. So, this "story" is a non-story, IMHO. Probably can't muster more anyhow! 
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Folks, the Iranian ships (in international waters) that are sailing near U.S. waters consist of only two ships, a destroyer and a supply ship. Plus, the ships are carrying cadets. So, this "story" is a non-story, IMHO. Dude. They might be training them how to die. Why fkup a good high? Dude, fo shizzle! |
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Folks, the Iranian ships (in international waters) that are sailing near U.S. waters consist of only two ships, a destroyer and a supply ship. Plus, the ships are carrying cadets. So, this "story" is a non-story, IMHO. not really, the government wants us to be scared... and it's a helicopter carrier, not a supply ship... |
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Folks, the Iranian ships (in international waters) that are sailing near U.S. waters consist of only two ships, a destroyer and a supply ship. Plus, the ships are carrying cadets. So, this "story" is a non-story, IMHO. not really, the government wants us to be scared... and it's a helicopter carrier, not a supply ship... From the AP, via ABC News: The fleet, consisting of a destroyer and a helicopter-carrying supply ship, began its voyage last month from the southern Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas. The ships, carrying some 30 navy academy cadets for training along with their regular crews, are on a three-month mission.
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