State Of The Qusan: So Much For The Case Against Iran

Thursday, February 15, 2007

So Much For The Case Against Iran

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I listened to Bush's "yada yada, blah blah blah" press conference yesterday (well, as much of it as I could stomach) as he tried to place clear blame on Iran for the IEDs that having been going off in Iraq almost since we invaded four years ago. I'm not buying his BS because he is a liar and this looks like proof!

Yesterday on The Mike Malloy Show, guest hosts Ray Hanania and Aaron Freeman discovered something interesting about the Pentagon's reporting of Iran supplying mortars made in Iran that were blowing up our troops. The story is on line at Telegraph.uk.co.

Take a look at the picture below that was in the article showing the mortar the Iranians alledgedly supplied and see if you see anything strange:

The Iranian mortar has English letters and numerals. The 81mm size of the mortar is also consistant with the types manufactured by the U.S. for our artillery. The type used for Iranian artillery matches the old Soviet 82mm mortars. I suppose the Iranians are just trying to confuse us. (emphasis mine)

Remember the WW II slogan Kilroy was here? Can you imagine seeing an old Japanese torpedo in Pearl Harbor with that slogan in English painted on it? The Japanese might have claimed that the "Day of Infamy" was caused by friendly fire. So much for the case against Iran.

We have got to stop this man, who actually does want to declare all out war in the Middle East, before he kills more.

2 Comments:

At 5:52 PM, Anonymous said...: Unfortunately, those "experts" are just plain wrong; Iran really does make and use 81mm mortars, copied from an old Israeli design. See for yourself.
At 8:08 PM, Anonymous said...: What a joke blaming Bush for following the same 25-year path as his predecessors (including Dems) that influenced the Middle East to America's advantage by installing evil dictators, infiltrating lines, encouraging regional wars etc etc.

The question is do Americans have any idea the current stakes at hand, and would they be willing to give up consumerism and world dominance that gives them what they have and hold so dear today? It would be wonderful if Americans could be converted to want less and share everything. We wouldn't need the oil and the power to continue our economic supremecy. Maybe the next election in 2008 could spawn a candidate that would truly make America shine -- generous, accommodating of third world countries, a model citizen with the world's best interests our guiding light. Right.