The pictured mortar round has occidental alphanumerics on it which the Pentagon claims indicates it was intended for the international arms market. And it says that "machining marks" show it was manufactured in Iran. But it might it have been made in Pakistan. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said a day after the photo was released that he has not seen any intelligence to support the claim that Iran is deliberately supplying high explosive rounds to Shiite fighters in Iraq. Those White House propaganda boys must be working real late in their mobile media lab parked on the east lawn.
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
Is this Proof of What?
The pictured mortar round has occidental alphanumerics on it which the Pentagon claims indicates it was intended for the international arms market. And it says that "machining marks" show it was manufactured in Iran. But it might it have been made in Pakistan. The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said a day after the photo was released that he has not seen any intelligence to support the claim that Iran is deliberately supplying high explosive rounds to Shiite fighters in Iraq. Those White House propaganda boys must be working real late in their mobile media lab parked on the east lawn.
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