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According to FARS, Iranian officials said the explosives used in that attack were manufactured in the United States. CNN could not verify those claims.
HOOK LINE & SINKEROh the irony of it all.
Recently, the Bush administration accused Iran of supplying the Iraqi insurgents with sophisticated Iranian IED's, and now it turns out that explosives used in an attack at a girls school in the Iranian border city of Zahedan Friday night were manufactured in the United States. :roll:
2nd blast in 3 days hits Iranian city - CNN.com
TEHRAN, Iran (CNN) -- A bomb went off Friday night at a girls school in the southeastern Iranian border city of Zahedan, according to the semi-official FARS News Agency...
The same could be said of reports from the US government. :doh :lol:Gullible, aren't you...
With no other source than the intensely anti-American Iranian gov't, who has repeatedly been caught in lies, you actually think that this report is credible.
KR, get a life and a clue...
TEHRAN, Iran - A bomb exploded in southeastern Iran late Friday, near the site where an explosion this week killed 11 members of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards, and clashes broke out afterward between Iranian police and insurgents, Iranian news agencies reported.
“The sound of a bomb explosion was heard in one of Zahedan’s streets,” IRNA, Iran’s official news agency, reported. The report gave no further details, including whether there were casualties. The semiofficial Fars news agency said the explosion was at a school and was followed by clashes.
“The insurgents began shooting at people after the explosion. Clashes are continuing between police and the armed insurgents,” the Fars agency said.
Iran sees new bombing, gunfights - Focus on Iran - MSNBC.com
The same could be said of reports from the US government. :doh :lol:
Some people might like to check out news from a variety of sources and see which things conflict and make their own conclusions. But hey, if you like to be spoon-fed your information who am I to judge. :2wave:
Gullible, aren't you...
With no other source than the intensely anti-American Iranian gov't, who has repeatedly been caught in lies, you actually think that this report is credible.
KR, get a life and a clue...
Funny you should mention sources being cauught in lies because that is exactly what happened... only it was Americans caught in lies as a US General just recently discounted the 'sophisticated Iranian IED's story', he said he doubted it.
So you think I'm going to believe the proven liars at the Pentagon or at the White House? No my friend, it seems you people are the gullible ones here.
'American made' is a misleading term when it comes to arms. There are so many arms manufactuered in the US and so many companies with armaments or military technology divisions, most of whom will be exporting something to somewhere. As such a vast amount of the arms in the world are 'American made', same thing with ex-Soviet stuff and more recently items of Chinese manufacture. It is fairly easy for people in most parts of the world to get hold of 'American made' weapons and equipment.
Additionally, hasn't America sold arms to Iran in the past? Perhaps the terrorist group in question is accquiring its weapons from Iranian stockpiles.
Umm... there is none. If you read the first post it appears that the poster is suggesting that because American made munitions were allegedly used in an attack on an Iranian school, that there is an implication of American government or military involvment.Hatuey said:Where is the news? :|
Oh the irony of it all.
Recently, the Bush administration accused Iran of supplying the Iraqi insurgents with sophisticated Iranian IED's, and now it turns out that explosives used in an attack at a girls school in the Iranian border city of Zahedan Friday night were manufactured in the United States. :roll:
Umm good, it was probably MEK. That'll teach those SOB's to build IED's. Girl's school my as$.
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