Suicide bomber kills 30 in Iran!!!

[TruthSpreader]

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[mord]

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good let them kill each other

[Irish Zionist]

No better news than this.

[TruthSpreader]

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good let them kill each other

I thought stuff like this only happens in Iraq and maybe Afghanistan. Good thing it's happening in Iran. Let it continue.

[HEBREWHONOR]

this is likely to be an act of "jundar allah" may their name rot , A rival sunni/balluchi minority who seeks freedom/authonomy

they used to do that type of stuff in the 70's

this seem good , because balluchi people carry many firearms ... and the iranians would need/want to punish them for that 

[Dr. Dan]

Let's hope the punishment causes collateral damage and results in more problems.

The problem hoever is that Iranians aren't very dumb like arabs. They are a very clever people compared to them.

[syyuge]

Iranians themselves might be doing it to resolve the internal contradiction within the so-called revolutionary guards and use it as a ploy to tighten the noose around the baluch population.

OR Pak666 might be doing it so that the Baluch get isolated and eliminated by Iran.

Anyhow in any case all the roads lead to the same huge desert where all the muslamics get fossilized.
  

[muman613]

Come on.... We all know that mossad employs suicide bombers against targets... Obviously Dinnerjacket will blame Israels secret service for this bombing... It's according to the script.

 

[HEBREWHONOR]

The problem hoever is that Iranians aren't very dumb like arabs. They are a very clever people compared to them.

they are all dumb for accepting islam .... other then that , they do have a brain , the question is how they use it

i dont think iranians are very clever ,saddam for exemple , already achieved what they are only dreaming of , 20-30 years ago (build up the fourth biggest army in the world , equiped with high technology , they managed to create enough chimical weapons to wipe out entire continents , he almost built an atomic bomb (the israeli attack came not a moment too late ,they really managed it ) etc ... well , thats pretty much their plan , so how are they smarter?

even some of the "quality" stuff they have ,is the stuff iraq handed over to them , so it wont fall into american hands (like air alert radars fixed on a plane ) i wont be surprised if some of the majority of what they managed came from iraq or pakistan blueprints

iran is not really that clever .... i mean "that satealite" they luanched they were so proud of and intreduced as "iranian supirior tech" ,  was in reality , just a box that can record that was launced with some primitive ballistic missile they changed to feat for the job  , i remember few years ago , some young students in one of israel
universities , actually built a satealite more impressive than that "miracale achievment " , and i'm talking about somthing for science projact , not goverment backed , just university's students regular projact (not that its not impressive but i mean , they did somthing way better just themselvs then the whole top scientists of an entire country with tons of backing from goverment and military with anything they wanted for and planty of cash)

[syyuge]

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2009/10/19/world/main5395154.shtml

Tensions Rise between Pakistan and Iran

Ahmadinejad Points Finger at "Officials" after Attack; Friction Bad News for U.S. in Middle East, Too

STORIES
Pakistan: 60 Militants Killed in Operation
Suicide Bomber Kills 5 Iranian Commanders

(CBS)  Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's public accusation of "certain officials in Pakistan" cooperating with the main terrorists involved in Sunday's brazen attack in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province, will add to Pakistan's list of security-related woes, senior western diplomats warned on Sunday.

The suicide attack, claimed to have been carried out by Jundullah - a militant Sunni Muslim group, killed at least 42 people in Pishin, a town in Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan province which borders Pakistan's own southwestern Baluchistan province.

The victims, according to Iran's state-run Fars news agency, included Gen. Nur-Ali Shushtari, the deputy commander of Iran's Revolutionary Guards ground forces, Gen. Mohammad-Zadeh, the Guards commander in Sistan-Baluchistan and at least three other commanders of Revolutionary Guards units.

Last month, an Iranian official speaking to CBS News on condition of anonymity accused Pakistan's security officials of helping Jundullah gain arms and training in Pakistan's Baluchistan community.

"We have told our Pakistani brothers a number of times that this kind of behavior will not help either of our two countries. You (Pakistan) must act before there is disaster," he said.

Jundullah has been accused by Iranian officials of operating out of Pakistan's Baluchistan region. In the past, Iranian officials have blamed Jundullah for several terrorist attacks on Iranian soil.

Iran is the only Muslim country with a Shia majority - making up about 90 percent of its population.

The two branches of Islam - Sunni and Shia - trace their differences to events following the death of the prophet Muhammad, when a group of Muslims joined ranks with Imam Ali-the prophet's son-in-law. This group came to be known as Shiyan-e-Ali or "friends of Ali," later shortened to just "Shia" Muslims, in contrast to the majority Sunni group.

The two provinces, Iran's Sistan-Baluchistan with a Sunni majority and Pakistan's Baluchistan with a mix of Sunni and Shia Muslims, have overseen close daily ties between people from both sides; Pakistani consumers routinely cross to the Iranian side to buy everyday commodities such as gas. Iran and Pakistan have discussed plans for years to set up an ambitious gas pipeline project from Iran to Pakistan's Baluchistan province, as a key channel for the export of Iranian gas.

But on Monday, a senior Pakistani government official warned that Iran was likely to tighten curbs along the largely un-policed border in response to the attacks.

"There is every possibility now of the Iranians increasing their aerial and ground surveillance along the border," said the official who spoke to CBS News on condition of anonymity.

In his strongest public criticism of Pakistan in recent times, Ahmadinejad said, "We have heard that certain officials in Pakistan cooperate with main agents of these terrorist attacks in the eastern part of the country." Ahmadinejad spoke following a cabinet meeting Sunday, according to Iran's state-run Press TV said;

Iranian officials have repeatedly accused British and U.S. intelligence of fomenting unrest in areas which are not Shia-dominated by arming militants from Jundullah. Western diplomats warned the timing of the latest Iran-Pakistan friction creates the danger of Pakistan losing its focus on fighting Taliban militants in the northern parts of the country.

On Saturday, Pakistan's military launched a major attack on Taliban strongholds in the country's Waziristan region, close to the Afghan border, hoping to destroy key militant sanctuaries in the area.

"Growing tensions with Iran at this time are just not going to help" warned one western diplomat in Islamabad on Monday, speaking to CBS News on condition of anonymity.

"If Pak-Iran tensions grow, that will not help anyone. The danger will be of Pakistan loosing focus on Waziristan" he added.