Thread: U.S., Iran spar face to face over Iraq's problems
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Old 07-24-2007, 04:00 PM   #6 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by baloney_detector View Post
Some of the former hostages stated that they believe Ahmadinejad was the "quiet one" who listened in on and took notes during the interrogations of the hostages during that crisis.

This was, perhaps, a good experience for Ahmadinejad...since he later became a primary interrogator at Iran's notorious Evin prison.



Oh, I personally have no gripe with the Middle East, per say.

I just don't trust the fundamentalist nut jobs who happen to exist there...who, of course, don't comprise the Middle East's entire population.
I don't either. Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Kuwait, and the countries that border Saudi Arabia on the peninsula are okay.

Countries like Syria, (Iraq), Iran, and whatever the Palestinians call their country I guess will be marred in their own violence for many more years to come.

Boy, I can't believe Dubai is constructing the world's tallest skyscraper. They have so much room to build.
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