Scott Horton

David Albright completely discredited your claims there, pal.

And then they later admitted that it was a CIA laptop.

There was no laptop.

And they later admitted, Ali Hainanen admitted, who was a very hawkish person,

one of the, not director, but a high-level executive at the International Atomic Energy Agency, admitted that that intelligence was brought into the stream by the Mujahideen-e-Khalk, communist terrorist cult, that used to work for the Ayatollah during the revolution, then

turned on him and he turned on them and kicked them out.

Then they went to work for Saddam Hussein, where they helped crush the Shiite and Kurdish insurrection of 1991.

And then they became America, Donald Rumsfeld's and Ariel Sharon's sock puppets and later Ehud Olmert's sock puppets when the United States invaded Iraq and took possession of them.

They're now under American protection in Albania.

And these are the same kooks who just a few weeks ago, you might remember saying, look, new satellite pictures of a whole new nuclear facility in Iran.

Isn't it funny how no one ever brought that up again?

Didn't bomb it.

It was nothing.

It was fake.

Just like before when they said, hey, look, here's a picture of a vault door.

And behind that is where the secret nuclear weapons program is.

Except it turned out that vault door was a stock photo from a vault company.

It meant nothing.

And they had repeatedly made claims that were totally refuted.

Just like I'm about to refute his claim that they ever were the ones who revealed, for example, Natanz.