Blast kills Iran nuclear expert amid 'covert war'

I bet Iran did it to shut them up because they knew too much about their own Nuclear Program. Then Blame the USA and UK and Israel so they can start a war!!

http://news.yahoo.com/blast-kills-iran-nuclear-expert-amid-covert-war-191131426.html

I changed the topic title.

You don't think Israel and/or the US had something to do with this? Seems like we're just ... dying ... to start a war with these fuckers.

It seemed a clockwork killing: Motorcycle riders flashed by and attached a magnetic bomb onto a car carrying a nuclear scientist working at Iran's main uranium enrichment facility. By the time the blast tore apart the silver Peugeot, the bike was blocks away, weaving through Tehran traffic after what Iran calls the latest strike in an escalating covert war.
The attack — which instantly killed the scientist and fatally wounded his driver on Wednesday — was at least the fourth targeted hit against a member of Iran's nuclear brain trust in two years. Tehran quickly blamed Israeli-linked agents backed by the U.S. and Britain.

== I think it was Fiona Volpe. Or check for a snake in the wreckage. Fatima Blush maybe.

None-the-less, precision work by the special-ops team.

There's an idea for Skyfall's PTS...

Israel doesn't have to play games with these trivial killings.

If Israel decides they don't want Iran around, all they have to do is nuke that whole country!

j7wild wrote:

Israel doesn't have to play games with these trivial killings.

If Israel decides they don't want Iran around, all they have to do is nuke that whole country!

There's an idea for the Skyfall pts!!! :cherry:

A new Cold War, perhaps?

j7wild wrote:

Israel doesn't have to play games with these trivial killings.

If Israel decides they don't want Iran around, all they have to do is nuke that whole country!

It is that easy, is it???? :shock:

j7wild wrote:

Israel doesn't have to play games with these trivial killings.

If Israel decides they don't want Iran around, all they have to do is nuke that whole country!

Yes, that'll clear everything up and make everything just super.

The rest of us were chilled to see that the 'Doomsday Clock' maintained by those nuclear analyst dudes got moved to 'five minutes to midnight' the other day, but presumably j7 was turned on.

Blunt Instrument wrote:

The rest of us were chilled to see that the 'Doomsday Clock' maintained by those nuclear analyst dudes got moved to 'five minutes to midnight' the other day, but presumably j7 was turned on.

I am the Reagan generation: Peace and World Order and Deterrent Through Superior Firepower!!

:cheers:

That policy along with Reagan's multi-trillion dollars rebuild of the US Military, after Jimmy Carter cut it down to pieces, it brought the Soviet Union to its knee, it brought down the Berlin Wall, it ended the cold war, and it helped us fight and win 2 Wars in Iraq!!

It also gave us the Internet and Silicon Valley - without it none of you will be online right now, have your Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 game consoles and your Broadband Internet and your iPhones and iPods and Droid Phones and Smart Phones and GPS navigation and any technology you take for granted today.

:cheers: :cheers:

j7wild wrote:

:cheers:

That policy along with Reagan's multi-trillion dollars rebuild of the US Military, after Jimmy Carter cut it down to pieces, it brought the Soviet Union to its knee, it brought down the Berlin Wall, it ended the cold war, and it helped us fight and win 2 Wars in Iraq!!

It also gave us the Internet and Silicon Valley - without it none of you will be online right now, have your Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 game consoles and your Broadband Internet and your iPhones and iPods and Droid Phones and Smart Phones and GPS navigation and any technology you take for granted today.

:cheers: :cheers:

Indeed. And people would still be reading books and newspapers.

Mr. Brown wrote:

j7wild wrote:

:cheers:

That policy along with Reagan's multi-trillion dollars rebuild of the US Military, after Jimmy Carter cut it down to pieces, it brought the Soviet Union to its knee, it brought down the Berlin Wall, it ended the cold war, and it helped us fight and win 2 Wars in Iraq!!

It also gave us the Internet and Silicon Valley - without it none of you will be online right now, have your Xbox 360 and Playstation 3 game consoles and your Broadband Internet and your iPhones and iPods and Droid Phones and Smart Phones and GPS navigation and any technology you take for granted today.

:cheers: :cheers:

Indeed. And people would still be reading books and newspapers.

If you put it like that I have to have a very strong dislike against Reagan and his army cronies. I just like books.

You rock JR! :cheers: Awww, for a return to the Reagan years. Camelot.

Long live the kindle. I don't have space for anymore books and as I don't have a birdcage, who needs newspapers!

Meh, I like having physical things, that's why I gave up digital photography. Too many things these days are just 1s and 0s. I'm also not happy with the fact that most of my music collection is digital. That's gotta change.

Sharky wrote:

Meh, I like having physical things, that's why I gave up digital photography. Too many things these days are just 1s and 0s. I'm also not happy with the fact that most of my music collection is digital. That's gotta change.

I hear ya, but space becomes an issue with books. The kindle allows me to still purchase ( and cheaper too) and collect, yet still set aside room for the odd hardcover that I must have.

As for music. I hear ya. Mine is all cd and old LPs. I need to be able to flip through them. I like handling the artwork and changing up the order. I've managed to create a media-area for cd blu-ray and dvd storage/display, but I have no room for books spilling all over the place, especially paper-backs.

What I would like to do at some point is get as many movies as possible digitized, aside from the collectables that I like to display such as Bond, Apes, Eastwood, Bronson and various TV shows.

Blast kills Iran nuclear expert



Too bad.

CTV News reported last night, that the attack was like something out of a James Bond film. I can't say I disagree.

No doubt these guys will blame the attack on Bondian nukeophobia.

CJB wrote:

No doubt these guys will blame the attack on Bondian nukeophobia.

Well Dr. No is no doubt evil, but I do applaud his efforts in developing the nuclear reactor as a source of clean sustainable energy. It was that Bond saboteur that had to go and blow it all up.

Bond as militant Greenpeace activist.

... Babs?

Sharky wrote:

Bond as militant Greenpeace activist.

... Babs?

Will not happen, they would lose the Japanese cinema audience. Babs is not that crazy when it comes to money. :face: