Officials: Iran plot serious but amateur

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The US says it has broken up a plot by agents linked to Iran to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to Washington using explosives.

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[DrLeftover]

And, of course, Iran denied it.



And this article explains how and why.

http://www.islamreview.com/articles/lyingprint.htm

 

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Alleged plot to assassinate Saudi ambassador, left, could help U.S. push global campaign to isolate Iran   Iran reacts<div class=feedflare>
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[Evil Eye]

And, of course, Iran denied it.

Well, would you admit it?

 

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Details of an alleged plot to kill the Saudi ambassador to the U.S. read like a Hollywood script   Iran reacts<div class=feedflare>
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[DrLeftover]

... ... ... ?



Yeah, OK. Got it. Thanks much.



So the fact that the Talib and Al Queda are willing to use a blessed weapon to save the lives of innocent Muslims to blow up an airliner full of civilians isn't part of the reason?



My question is still how that act would save one Muslim life.



But that doesn't matter either.



Moving on.



Who got voted off Dancing Brother Island this week?