• Posts Tagged ‘Iran’

    Stuxnet is like “Ocean’s 11″

    by  • March 30, 2011 • politics & money, technology

    Remember Ocean’s 11 where the pre-recorded video of Ocean’s crew “robbing the place” is pumped into Terry Benedict’s casino control room? Ralph Langner says Stuxnet is Billy Ocean’s crew, Terry Benedict is Iranian  centrifuge operators and the casinos are Iranian nuclear facilities. The super computer virus basically sent signals that presented a false reality to [...]

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    Military Regime preempts protests with targeted violence in Iran

    by  • February 11, 2010 • politics & money

    Eyewitness reports vetted by reliable groups are now coming out of Iran, indicating that the government response specifically targeted opposition leaders to demoralize the protesters. Opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi was ambushed as he descended from his vehicle at Sadeghiyeh Square, his son Hossein said in an interview with Tehran Bureau, an independent Western news organization [...]

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    Slogans are so silly, except the ones I like

    by  • January 18, 2010 • politics & money

    The “Triangle Of Wickedness” Presumably, that’s Ahmadinejad’s response to Bush’s “Axis Of Evil”. He needs a Frum or two. via The “Triangle Of Wickedness” – The Daily Dish | By Andrew Sullivan. Axis of Evil always sounded dumb as Triangle of Wickedness, but maybe that’s the Yes We Can dog whistle I am tuned to. [...]

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