Bogus Claim, Al-Maliki Stall U.S. Plan on Iran Arms

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Bogus Claim, Al-Maliki Stall U.S. Plan on Iran Arms

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Early this month, Bush administration's plan to create a new crescendo of accusations against Iran for allegedly smuggling arms to Shiite militias in Iraq encountered two setbacks. The government of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki refused to endorse U.S. charges of Iranian involvement in arms smuggling to the Mahdi Army, and It turned out that none of the Weapons were Iranian.

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Hanafi, on 5/17/2008 9:37:55 AM
Total Posts: 3797, Joined: 3/30/2006

The government of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki refused to endorse U.S. charges of Iranian involvement in arms smuggling to the Mahdi Army, and a plan to show off a huge collection of Iranian arms captured in and around Karbala had to be called off after it was discovered that none of the arms were of Iranian origin.

Roflmao, they're trying... They're desperately trying to sell another war based on a pack of lies.

And you know what? People are buying it wholesale too! There are people who are absolutely convinced Iran is the next Nazi-Germany just because the Bush administration told them so. They ignore and refuse to even read any evidence to the contrary, and they are the ones who will be responsible for another unjust and illegal war 5 years down the road.