Bomb Kills Scores In Iranian Mosque
State Television Reports Many "Martyred" In Explosion In Shiraz
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The semi-official Fars news agency gave a lower death toll, saying eight people were killed and more than 50 wounded. There was no immediate explanation for the discrepancy.
"As a result of a bomb explosion at Rahpouyan Cultural Center in Shiraz, unfortunately scores of our countrymen were martyred," the state television report said.
The television report said the mosque was part of the cultural center.
Fars said the mosque is the site of weekly speech about extremist Wahabi beliefs and the outlawed Bahai faith.
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- By then, maybe America''''s credibility will be restored from what the Bush regime did to it.
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Posted by hungry1968 at 12:17 PM : Apr 13, 2008
Please, if the USA can survive Jimmy Carter I think we will be just fine. People like you amaze me. You actually root against your country (presuming that you are a US citizen and not some POS foreigner posting on an American news site) just because your "party" is out of power. Very much like a 2-year-old pouting because he/she has to share a toy.
Even when the worst president in the past century was in power (Jimmy Carter), people like me (conservatives) did not root for the failure of the botched rescue mission in Iran. Because we are Americans... with no hyphenated qualifier in front. - Reply to this comment
- Wahabined?
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- It is fair to say that not all moslems are terrorists, but it is fair to say that all terrorists are moslems.
Posted by dfrost01 at 09:41 AM : Apr 13, 2008
Like the ones in the King David Hotel?
Or Northern Ireland?
How about the people that blow up abortion clinics or murder the doctors that perform abortions? - Reply to this comment
- Now, go take a tour of the ruins of your once-great country and cheer up. Maybe in another 2500 years your country will matter again.
Posted by Glock4me at 09:40 AM : Apr 13, 2008
By then, maybe America''s credibility will be restored from what the Bush regime did to it. - Reply to this comment
- The police chief of the southern Fars Province, Gen. Ali Moayyedi has said in comments carried by the state IRNA news agency that he "rejects" the possibility of an intentional bombing and "any sort of insurgency" in the late Saturday blast at the packed mosque. - Fox News
This mosque doubles as a IED manufacturing plant to equip The Mahdi army. - Reply to this comment
- To Ioweign: I noticed you omitted the name of the U.S. President. It was your hero Jimmy Carter.
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- I just checked with my local church, they store food, clothing and toys, no guns or ammo. Why do mosques double as ammo dumps? Oh yes, I remember...the religion of peace. Wake up and open you eyes. It is fair to say that not all moslems are terrorists, but it is fair to say that all terrorists are moslems.
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- to underdogus and Glock4me
you foolish terrorists first i am not living in united terrorist states of america i live in Greece ! second i am not a muslim i am a follower of Christ ! now go kill some more iraqi babies !
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Posted by kretos at 10:49 PM : Apr 12, 2008
kretos, sorry for my delayed response. Good to know that you are not a US citizen. Interesting that you are posting on CBSnews, an AMERICAN news organization. Doesn''t Greece have a news organization that you can post your BS comments on?
Clearly you are suffering from country envy. Hey, 2500 years ago or so, Greece was a great power and you were battling Persians. Nobody can take that from you. (Now, you are defending Persians and the name of your country is associated with s-o-d-o-m-y.)
Now, go take a tour of the ruins of your once-great country and cheer up. Maybe in another 2500 years your country will matter again. - Reply to this comment
- Why do you try to exagerrate the truth? you know that 8 people were killed not "scores" (A SCORE = 20). The lower on the news ladder the more you try to inflate the stories
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- The next time the populace rose to overthrow the Shah (in the 1970s), they viewed America as their enemy and were cheering a leader who was significantly less democratic than Mossadeq. When rumors began circulating that the Americans were going to bring the Shah back via yet another covert operation, the Iranian mobs responded by seizing the US embassy in Tehran and holding its workers hostage.
If Mossadeq%u2019s regime had been permitted to continue, it is entirely possible that Iran could have evolved into an authentic democracy. American interventionism destroyed that opportunity and set the stage for many of the tragedies currently haunting the Middle East.
If America is ever to have even remotely cordial relations with Iran, we must accept responsibility for the terrible effects of Operation Ajax and admit that we had no right to intervene in a controversy that was wholly the business of the Iranian people. That exploit was unworthy of the Land of Washington and Jefferson.
While the American public often quickly forgets the interventions and mischievous actions of its government, our overseas victims seldom do. The current climate of international terrorism should prompt the American people to take a more active interest, since these transgressions often come back to haunt us in the most unexpected ways.
January 18, 2005
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- Operation AJAX Version 2.0
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- demslie, hush. Nobody takes you freakvannies seriously.
Posted by FloydZepp HELLOOOOO SSSSATANNN!! - Reply to this comment
- What goes around,comes around.Iran always thinks that they can throw a punch without someone swinging back.I still feel sympathy for the dead,and injured,and their families.All terrorist,including so called Gang Bangers should be rounded up and punished with extreme prejudice!
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- "Smells like Al CIAda is starting stuff in Iraq now" I am convinced that Bush/Cheney? McCain wants to create an Al CIAda presence in Iraq as an excuse for going in, which will instantly be followed by the collapse of the US dollar.
Oh well, even Rome fell...
Posted by brianbwb
It didn''t take long for IRAN, Al Qaeda and Democrats to Denounce the United States for this and every terrorist bombing in the world. Democrats have for years made excuses for the genocidal terrorists. Ever time there is a terrorist bombing, Democrats are right there to give excuses to their terrorist partners and denounce America. - Reply to this comment
- We are not happy, poor things.
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- We have taken enough *** from these People brianwb.We need no more excuses.This bunch of extremist nuts that are in rule of Iran need removed,one way or the other.Many of our soldiers have died or been disabled for life,from their IED''s,and weapons in Iraq.Also many of the Iraqi civilians have suffered the same.When they finish building the nuclear device they are working on is complete,they will use it.I would not worry about our dollar then,I would hope they don''t have the capability to reach us.
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- These terrorist will attack anywhere,at anytime.No doubt the USA will probably be blamed for this,since a couple of Iranian speed boats were harassing a Navy ship the other day.
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- Posted by onlythereal
You don''t "dance in the streets", but you "dance" on this thread, it is the same thing.
And you presume yourself to be civilized. - Reply to this comment
- "Smells like Al CIAda is starting stuff in Iraq now" I am convinced that Bush/Cheney? McCain wants to create an Al CIAda presence in Iraq as an excuse for going in, which will instantly be followed by the collapse of the US dollar.
Oh well, even Rome fell... - Reply to this comment
- Good news. I hope this is a new trend.
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