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Originally posted by projectvxn
My guess is these guys had something to do with it:
Jundallah-Soldiers of God
[edit on 15-7-2010 by projectvxn]
Originally posted by budski
Are the CIA the mideasts al qaeda?
Originally posted by wcitizen
reply to post by oozyism
Would that be the Canada where the government consented to allow undercover police to infiltrate peaceful demonstrations and deliberately cause violence? Or the Canada where innocent protesters were arrested, sexually molested and threatened with rape? Or the Canada where the government was complicit in allowing the Catholic Church to murder thousands of indigenous children, over a period of many, many years?
Glad you feel detached from the world's problems!
[edit on 15-7-2010 by wcitizen]
Originally posted by DCDAVECLARKE
TPTB done it to shock the sheep into a so called justifiable war imo
Originally posted by star child
What would be great is lf every soldier who joined the forces to fight to defend their country, laid down their arms and refused to kill for the corporations Greed. Now that would be really Great.
Originally posted by intrepid
Originally posted by DCDAVECLARKE
TPTB done it to shock the sheep into a so called justifiable war imo
How? It was Iran that got bombed. Do you mean the Iranian people?
Two alleged suicide bombers were responsible for a pair of explosions in the southeastern Iranian city of Zahedan that left at least 20 dead and scores injured, Iran's state news agency IRNA reported.
A lawmaker in Zahedan told IRNA that "the two explosions were the result of suicide bombings. First, someone in a woman's clothing tried to enter the Jam-e Mosque in Zahedan but was prevented from entering."
"These explosions were quite predictable," Shariari said, according to Fars. "I have said many times at press conferences that the remaining agents of the Wahhabis and the Rigi group are determined to conduct this kind of operation to prove that they still exist."
TEHRAN, Iran — A suicide bomber killed five senior commanders of the powerful Revolutionary Guard and at least 37 others Sunday near the Pakistani border in the heartland of a potentially escalating Sunni insurgency.
The attack – which also left dozens wounded – was the most high-profile strike against security forces in an outlaw region of armed tribal groups, drug smugglers and Sunni rebels known as Jundallah, or Soldiers of God.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad promised sharp retaliation. But a sweeping offensive by authorities is unlikely.
Iranian officials have been reluctant to open full-scale military operations in the southeastern border zone, fearing it could become a hotspot for sectarian violence with the potential to draw in al-Qaida and Sunni militants from nearby Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The region's top prosecutor, Mohammad Marzieh, was quoted by the semi-official ISNA news agency as saying Jundallah claimed responsibility for the blast in the Pishin district near the Pakistani border.
ISLAMABAD: Seven years ago, a little-known group called Jundallah emerged in Iran with claims to fight for the rights of minority Sunnis in the unruly tribal areas near the border with Pakistan. But just last week, Iranian leaders say, this shadowy group with reported connections to countries as diverse as the US, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia delivered a devastating attack on Iran's elite Revolutionary Guard. The Oct 18 suicide bombing in an Iranian border village killed at least 42 people, including top Revolutionary Guard commanders.