Mr. Pumpkinhead, you have considerable knowledge regarding this subject.

I don't usually come across this type of analysis when I read through this forum.

Do you read Juan Cole?

He is considered an expert on Iran and he voices opinions similar to yours.

He had a forged passport from Saudi Arabia

Many Israeli assets do.

Back in my early 20s when I was a devoted follower of Phish, I would travel around the country and document what I saw with my trusty, 1988 Panasonic VHS camcorder. I still have in my possession a grainy, black and white video of a UFO I saw hovering over a Kansas residence back in August of 1993.

With the exciting news of a similar video being proferred by the US government as foolproof evidence of Iran's allegedly clandestine behavior in the Persian Gulf, I am optimistic my dusty old VHS SLP video tape will now be finally accepted by those at the highest levels as proof that aliens do, in fact, exist.

I suppose reflection and analysis have been important in my life from an early age. Back in my dodgeball days I'd purposely get hit early on so I could go sit down and watch the further carnage in peace. I'd study the opponents closely so if I went back in I would focus in on the biggest opposing thug and then clobber his brains in with one devastating shot.

Then I'd purposely get hit again and go sit back down.

This made me remember a catchy little Sesame Street song I used to love when I was a little boy in the late 70s:

Many people's idea of fairness is actually unfairness in their favor.