ChatterBank3 mins ago
So the sailors/marines
Have admitted to being in Iranian waters. Regardless of whether or not this admission has been made out of duress - they were hardly mounting a major offensive against Iran, what is the penaltly for trespassing?
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It's the strip of 'entertainment' - meat-market discos, (so-called) amusment arcades and pubs where you can get your face pummelled in for the price of a pint - along the seafront, including the locally imfamous 'slags wall'.
There's two roundabouts a hundred yards apart around which the local lads drive their souped up, spoilered, low-profile wheels, bass-binned tw@-mobiles all night at an average speed of about three miles an hour whilst playing house music at volumes that could crush a house brick, whilst they attempt to win the affections of the ladies seated upon the wall I mentioned earlier, so they can take them to Shoebury East Beach for 'courting'.
It's a classy place.
I just think the locals'd make minced meat of 'em. They'd be better off somewhere genteel like Bournemouth.
There's two roundabouts a hundred yards apart around which the local lads drive their souped up, spoilered, low-profile wheels, bass-binned tw@-mobiles all night at an average speed of about three miles an hour whilst playing house music at volumes that could crush a house brick, whilst they attempt to win the affections of the ladies seated upon the wall I mentioned earlier, so they can take them to Shoebury East Beach for 'courting'.
It's a classy place.
I just think the locals'd make minced meat of 'em. They'd be better off somewhere genteel like Bournemouth.
We would most likely invite them in with open arms Octavious. Ask them if they wanted a roof over their heads? Provide them with a set of wheels and a mobile phone. Show them how to fill in their benefit forms, and then ask them if their missus, kids, parents, and grand-parents wanted to join them also.
It's still a joke. It appeared to me and (Channel 4) that the British officers on film were grinning and having a bit of a laugh. And Jon Snow interviewing that diplomat, ffs he couldn't even speak English ! There's kids of 5 over here who can. Let's apologise, get the guys out, then wait for USA to do the proper thing.
The point is...OUR Sailors/Marines are employed to patrol areas of unrest...what the papers don't tell you is HMS Cornwall will have challenged the suspect boat/ship a minimum of five times. When ignored they are dutiful to approach said boat/ship to ensure it's not drugs, people trafficking etc. They were then overpowered by severe firepower. HMS Cornwall could have (and some say should have opened fire). This would have led to an even worse political situation. Rest assured the SAS are on the ground waiting for the nod should it deteriorate further, then once our BRAVE Servicepeople are recovered a whole new prospective will imerge. God Bless the brave people who protect and serve........
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