Analysis

Iran’s Goverment Officals act like children. Iran Considers Canada’s cutting of political ties as “Hostile Behavior”. Oh yeah? Iran has 1) threatened to Close the striat of Hormuz (threating world economy) 2) Sacked the American embassy along with the hostage sitiation 3) Allowed Britians Embassy to be sacked 4) threated to wipe isreal off the map, say they dont have right to exsist 5) Have death the isreal and american parades (writing that on missles) 6) Sabber rattle about the damage there gunna do to “the enemy” 7) Hiding a supposed nuclear weapon program (and refuse to prove it) 8) use terroist organzations to attack us and our allies

Still, the announcement came on the same day that Canada designated Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism. A new Canadian law required the government to come up with a list of state terrorism sponsors by Sept. 13, and many feared such a declaration could have sparked reprisals in Tehran if Canadian diplomats had stayed. Canadian officials were mindful of the storming of the British Embassy in Tehran last November after a tightening of banking sanctions. The incident led London to close the embassy.

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The Canadian announcement offered a long list of reasons for cutting ties: Iran’s nuclear programme, hostility toward Israel, Tehran’s military assistance to Syria, and what Ottawa said was Iran’s support for terrorist groups. But none of those reasons had surfaced overnight, leaving people asking, why now? Indeed, the decision appeared to catch Canada’s Western allies off-guard.

But Canada is the one with ! “Hostile Behavoir” and need to be retialated again! st…. Please. Iran must assume the rest of the world has the intelligance of a 3rd grader. They certianly act like a 3rd grader. The Islamic Republic of Iran is Evil and Childish and must be disposed off as fast a possible for everyone’s sake.

Still, the announcement came on the same day that Canada designated Iran as a state sponsor of terrorism. A new Canadian law required the government to come up with a list of state terrorism sponsors by September 13, and many feared such a declaration could have sparked reprisals in Tehran if Canadian diplomats had stayed.

“Canada wants to be able to continue to speak up on the Iranian regime’s behaviour, and we didn’t want our guys in there as hostage,” said Andrew MacDougall, chief spokesman for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, explaining the decision to close the Tehran embassy and order Iranian diplomats out of Canada.

He added: “The prime minister’s not willing to have civil s! ervants who don’t get paid to go to war for their country to be pawns in any dispute. The prime minister and minister of foreign affairs didn’t feel that they could guarantee the safety of our diplomat personnel there, and so got them out.”

"Canada wants to be able to continue to speak up on the Iranian regime's behavior, and we didn't want our guys in there as hostage," said Andrew MacDougall, chief spokesman for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, explaining the decision to close the Tehran embassy and order Iranian diplomats out of Canada.

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