Iran so far away

It appears as though God or nature has spoken out against Iran's nuclear desires.

At least 70 people were killed and more than 1,200 others injured when a strong earthquake hit a province in midwestern Iran on Friday, state media reported.

Don't worry. Even though we disagree with them on the whole nuke thing, the Us will still provide aid.

U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, who is visiting Britain, told reporters Washington is ready to extend humanitarian aid to Iranian victims.

It's kind of funny that whenever something like this happens in the western world, like the recent hurricanes, radical Islamist claim that it is Allah's wrath on infidels. But, what about these disasters in Muslim areas? Could it be that God is just doing his thing, or just letting nature do its thing? Disasters are terrible yes, but they remind us of two things. We aren't very important on our own, and we need each other and God to get by.


Of course that didn't stop Iran from testing new missiles today.

Iran's armed forces on Friday successfully test fired a domestically produced missile which can evade radar, state television reported, a development analysts said could be worrying for Western forces in the Gulf.
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"The missile command of the air force of the Revolutionary Guards has successfully tested a new generation of missiles," Hossein Salami, head of the Revolutionary Guards air force, told state television.

"This missile can evade radar and it can evade anti-missile missiles," he said.

The guy's name is salami. ha!