TomM
08/08/16 2:58 pm
I would be very surprised if the Iranians didn't look at this as a great business opportunity. We capture an infidel and demand $100 million, if they pay great, if they don't we can just hang him as a spy and rally our supporters. It's a win-win. Negotiating with terrorists is a terrible idea and this money has probably already been distributed to hezbollah and other terrorist groups.
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skinner Wisconsin
08/08/16 2:34 pm
Siamak Namazi, an Iranian-American businessman was arrested in October of 2015. Five Americans, not including Namazi, were then released in January after the Obama administration secretly delivered $400 million in foreign currencies to Iran in the middle of the night. In February his father, Baquer Namazi, was arrested after coming to Iran to try to free his son. Now, in late July, Reza Shahini was arrested after visiting his ailing mother. These Americans are not alone. They are joined by at least four other nations of British, Canadian, and French origin who have been arrested in the last five months.
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