“If anything happens in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz is closed, the possibility of using this route will be lost for decades, and this will be a great tragedy for the global economy."
Yeah, okay General.
Monday, August 9, 2010
More Subs Launched by Iranians?
The Iranians "claim" that they launched 4 more Ghadir class mini-subs this week. This would bring the number to 11, and has the commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), Brig. Gen. Yadollah Javani, saying that Iran’s enemies have never dared to attack because of the vulnerability of the waterway.
“If anything happens in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz is closed, the possibility of using this route will be lost for decades, and this will be a great tragedy for the global economy."
Yeah, okay General.
“If anything happens in the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz is closed, the possibility of using this route will be lost for decades, and this will be a great tragedy for the global economy."
Yeah, okay General.
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2 comments:
I must say, you have quite a colorful blog here. I came across this doing research and I agree with the General, only in the context that Hormuz is vitally important, but if Iran decides to do something stupid, then here small fleet of subs would quickly be on eternal patrol.
Just on a side note, if I were a submariner, I would not have a blog named what you have it named. I counted only 11 comments on your home page of posts. You have spent how many hours copying and pasting stuff in here? For atleast 3 people.
You are quite unstable, do you realize that? You support Palin, but also the Isrealis--really? I would reinvest my time and get out from behind a blog. You are warped and far behind, especially with your older post about communication at speed.
Don't worry about responding becuase I won't be back here to read it.
Thanks for stopping by.
You do seem to be an asshole, though, so I don't really care if you ever stop by again.
Oh, and my audience is small, but dedicated.
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