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To: RetiredNow who wrote (331613)	4/4/2007 1:15:03 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572941

Well, before you call him innocent, consider that this "diplomat" was captured in Iraq in a pile of documents implicating him in supporting the insurgency. Those Iranian diplomats are of course under diplomatic cover, but they are really Revolutionary Guards. I'm surprised that the US freed him. However, I'm sure it was as a swap gesture for the British soldiers. The US has never been willing to do something like that before......isn't possible they arrested those guys as a provocation to Iran in the same way the Iranians are doing the Brits to provoke the US?

To: RetiredNow who wrote (331613)	4/4/2007 3:31:53 AM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572941

You have to see this sucker move......the link to the video clip is down below. It looks like something out of the future. At one they pan it from a distance......it looks they used special effects to make it move so fast. <g> Mon Dieu! So fast it was terrifying Our correspondent was the only British journalist on board the French TGV train as it hit 357mph on yesterday’s record-breaking ride into the unknown travel.timesonline.co.uk _________________________________________________ Here's the link to the video clip: video.msn.com