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It seems that Iran is not our friend
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What have we done to be the most treacherous enemy?
Anyway I look forward to all the followers in the religion of peace that live in UK and enjoy our freedoms and benefits will be clamoring to denouce the Ayatollah!
What have we done to be the most treacherous enemy?
Anyway I look forward to all the followers in the religion of peace that live in UK and enjoy our freedoms and benefits will be clamoring to denouce the Ayatollah!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.We helped to oust their first (secular) revolutionary leader (Massa Doc, check spelling) in the 1950s, to keep control of their oil.
As such we helped to return the Shah to power who was followed by his equally (if not more) brutal son to power.
We also support Israel and turn a blind eye to their incursions and attacks whilst tacitly supporting their right to possess nuclear arms.
As such we helped to return the Shah to power who was followed by his equally (if not more) brutal son to power.
We also support Israel and turn a blind eye to their incursions and attacks whilst tacitly supporting their right to possess nuclear arms.
More recently...
February 2002: Britain's improving relations with Iran suffer a major setback when Tehran rejects David Reddaway as London's new ambassador, calling him a spy.
15 October 2005: Explosions in the south-west city of Ahwaz kill four people, prompting Iran to blame British intelligence operatives.
25 January 2006: Iran says bombers who killed eight people in more bomb attacks in Ahwaz had links with British intelligence.
February 2002: Britain's improving relations with Iran suffer a major setback when Tehran rejects David Reddaway as London's new ambassador, calling him a spy.
15 October 2005: Explosions in the south-west city of Ahwaz kill four people, prompting Iran to blame British intelligence operatives.
25 January 2006: Iran says bombers who killed eight people in more bomb attacks in Ahwaz had links with British intelligence.
BBC Worldwide Monitoring supplied this
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/archive/i ndex.php/t-71547.html
http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/archive/i ndex.php/t-71547.html
who's grumpy? I know all the ancient history stuff, that's, well ancient history, I'd rather hoped that you could evaluate the recent events, but you did your standard na na nana na approach. For what it's worth I do actually respect your studious opinions and you do on accasions illicit some positive reasctions, I just wish that on occasion you'd dump the anti British rhetoric and answer the question as I know you know it is intended.
So, within living memory, we have
- Invaded their country
- Deposed their Shah
- Stolen their oil
- Installed a puppet Shah of our own
- Sent a spy to be ambassador
- Entered their territorial waters without permission (twice)
- Armed the country they are at war with
- Been implicated in terrorist bombings in Ahwaz
- Arrested their Diplomats
- Allowed Shia holy sites to be destroyed in Iraq.
But apart from that, why do they not like us?
- Invaded their country
- Deposed their Shah
- Stolen their oil
- Installed a puppet Shah of our own
- Sent a spy to be ambassador
- Entered their territorial waters without permission (twice)
- Armed the country they are at war with
- Been implicated in terrorist bombings in Ahwaz
- Arrested their Diplomats
- Allowed Shia holy sites to be destroyed in Iraq.
But apart from that, why do they not like us?
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