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Because it says why he went in the story.What is so dumb about asking why the fuck you are going to Iran if you are one of our marines?It means that they're part of a brotherhood, not because they're actually active duty.It's as you say, no such thing as a former marine, as is it no man left behind. Hope they understand who's property that body is and who will come for it.
I'm waiting to hear about why you don't trust people who speak multiple languages. That should be hilarious.
That would not surprise me.Because it says why he went in the story.What is so dumb about asking why the fuck you are going to Iran if you are one of our marines?It means that they're part of a brotherhood, not because they're actually active duty.It's as you say, no such thing as a former marine, as is it no man left behind. Hope they understand who's property that body is and who will come for it.
I'm waiting to hear about why you don't trust people who speak multiple languages. That should be hilarious.
because they are so smart they scare the shit out of me. is that funny enough for you?
Does that include former marine Lee Harvey Oswald??There is no such thing as a former marine.[
More referring to being a trained killer, not active duty status.
That would not surprise me.ThierBecause it says why he went in the story.It means that they're part of a brotherhood, not because they're actually active duty.
I'm waiting to hear about why you don't trust people who speak multiple languages. That should be hilarious.
because they are so smart they scare the shit out of me. is that funny enough for you?
Is that your final answer?
Looks like you responded to the wrong post, Einstein.That would not surprise me.Thierbecause they are so smart they scare the shit out of me. is that funny enough for you?
Is that your final answer?
So if you read a story in the newspaper or on the web it's true? There ain't no helping dumb crackers like you jack.
if you think I got time to figure out how to cut and paste quotes, you are the idiot. This thing has a mind of it's own. and I didn't mean that literally butt boys.
Yeah. Don't have time. Go with that. We'll just pretend like you're not too stupid to fuck up pouring piss out of a boot with the directions on the heel of it. Now go take your Haldol and remove your dumb ass and your unblemished record of FAIL elsewhere, schizo.
(note the successfully posted smiley to the left)
Can we give those iranian fuckers we rescued back to those somali pirates?
The family of an American who has been sentenced to death by Iran on espionage charges has hired a prominent Los Angeles-based lawyer who successfully negotiated the release of an Iranian-American businessman from a Tehran prison less than two years ago, a business associate of the lawyer said Tuesday.
The lawyer, Pierre-Richard Prosper, was formally retained by the family of the condemned American, Amir Mirzaei Hekmati, in the past 10 days, well before the Iranian judiciarys announcement on Monday that Mr. Hekmati, a 28-year-old former Marine, was guilty of spying for the Central Intelligence Agency and would be executed. The ruling is subject to appeal.
Mr. Hekmatis incarceration, trial, conviction and death sentence shocked his family, which contends he is an innocent political pawn, and came against a backdrop of Irans increasingly bellicose relations with the United States over the disputed Iranian nuclear program.
The case has escalated into a new point of contention and possible bargaining leverage in Irans struggle to counter the tightening vise of Western sanctions because of the nuclear program, which are threatening Irans economy and have worsened its already estranged ties with the West.
Richard A. Grenell, a principal at Capitol Media Partners, a Los Angeles communications and public relations firm who works with Mr. Prosper, confirmed in a telephone interview that the Hekmati family had retained Mr. Prosper, a development first reported by CNN. Mr. Grenell declined to comment further. But the familys decision to hire such well-connected legal counsel suggested it was undertaking a path that would go well beyond the Iranian judicial system to save Mr. Hekmati.
Mr. Prosper is a former ambassador-at large for war crimes under the Bush administration, as well as a prosecutor for the Rwanda war crimes tribunal at the Hague. Mr. Grenell was the director of communications for the United States Mission to the United Nations under the Bush administration.
Both are longtime associates who successfully collaborated to free another American client of Mr. Prospers, Reza Taghavi, a businessman, from Tehrans notorious Evin Prison in October 2010 after Mr. Taghavi had spent more than two years there on suspicion of having ties to a domestic Iranian opposition group. But unlike Mr. Hekmati, Mr. Taghavi was never formally charged.
Western pressure on Tehran over the nuclear program seemed to deepen on Tuesday when European Union foreign ministers said they would move forward a meeting to decide on an oil embargo, news reports said. A statement said the gathering would now be held on Jan. 23 a week earlier than initially scheduled.
The details of the case against Mr. Hekmati have been cloaked in secrecy since he was detained in August in Iran, to which his family said he had traveled to visit his grandparents. Official confirmation that he was even in Iranian custody was not provided until last month. The White House and the State Department, noting that Iranian prosecutors have a history of coercing confessions, denied on Monday that Mr. Hekmati was a spy and called for his immediate release. The C.I.A. declined to comment.
Can we give those iranian fuckers we rescued back to those somali pirates?
Yeah no shit. The Iranians need to do the right thing and do us a solid and let this man go in exchange for our Navy freeing their sailors, but I doubt they will.
