Iran's Act of War Seems Kind of Weird, But Also Kind of Predictable
We're obviously in no position to add anything about the Iranian act of war that isn't being done better on Hot Air and NRO (also see NRO here and here).
Here's one of Ledeen's happier FYIs:
Isn't being informed fun?
The debate in the intelligence community seems to be between those who thinks the order came from the top and those who think that some lower-level guy committed an act of war and only then told the higher ups about it. We have a third theory:
And people wonder why we're losing the War on Terror. They've got Allah on their side (or, at a minimum, they've got violent fanaticism). We've got operating systems that function as training grounds for 9 year old hacker script kiddies.
References:
* Hostage update: British ambassador to Iran demands to see sailors; Update: U.S. commander says American sailors would have resisted [Hot Air]
* The Mullahs and Mario [NRO]
* Mario and the Mullahs (different article) [NRO]
* Iran News Round-Up [NRO]
* Windows Sank My Battleship! [G4TV]
Previously:
* Nasrallah Is More Honest About Iran Than The British Press
* IAEA: Maybe Iran Is Developing Nukes and Maybe They're Not
* Iran Now Blaming Sunni-Shia Split On Israel. No, Really.








