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Originally posted by Freeborn
reply to post by budski
Well they would wouldn't they.
The Iranians want to maintain the facade that everything is sweet in Iran and that there are no dissenters.
Why do you believe Iranian media so readily and disbelieve everything from a 'western' source?
Don't you think the Iranian govermennt are capable of publishing propoganda?
Originally posted by Common Good
Originally posted by Dimitri Dzengalshlevi
Originally posted by Common Good
All eyes are on the US right now from Iran.
I doubt it was from our government.
That would be too easy, our government likes to trick people, not just say "ok, we did it".
False flag by the Iranians maybe?
Let me get this straight. It would be "too easy" for the American government to be involved in this attack because they usually don't accept responsibility for their clandestine insurgent operations in Iran, so therefore Iran must have bombed its own people in order to blame the Americans? You should apply for a job at CNN, they like to make up stories too
Next time you try to get something straight, get it straight.
What I am saying is that the first thing people are going to do is blame he US because we are currently having problems with them, and it would be a stupid move by the US to do so. If it was an AMERICAN false flag, it would have been bigger than "stick a time bomb up in a tree". We would have blown the place to smitheriens.
But the US is being eyed, like always, because we are everywhere in the world. But for the US to do this would be amateur hour at best.
And I didnt say that Iran committed a false flag, I asked. Big difference. Its not like they are not capable of putting a timebomb on a limb of a tree.
Maybe you should apply for a job at MSNBC.
Originally posted by budski
The Iranian government is one of the best in the region
sorce thread
Suntanned women to be arrested under Islamic dress code
An Iranian woman who'd already been condemned to death faces another sentence of 99 lashes because of a case of mistaken identity in a photograph, according to foes of the execution.
Iranian authorities imposed the sentence after they saw the photo of a woman without a head scarf in a newspaper, the International Committee Against Stoning, a human rights group, said Friday.cnn
Ashtiani, 42, will be buried up to her chest, according to an Amnesty International report citing the Iranian penal code. The stones that will be hurled at her will be large enough to cause pain but not so large as to kill her immediately.
Ashtiani, who is from the northern city of Tabriz, was convicted of adultery in 2006.
She was forced to confess after being subjected to 99 lashes, human rights lawyer Mohammad Mostafaei said Thursday in a telephone interview from Tehran.cnn