I like this part of the bomber’s training,
” ...how to stick a bomb under a car.”
What does it take?
Crawl under car...Wait till car stops, THEN crawl under car, attach bomb, get away from car.
They tell you to "light fuse. run away".
When the press minister at Pakistan’s Washington embassy was woken on Monday night by a journalist asking him to confirm that an Iranian nuclear scientist had sought refuge there after fleeing from the CIA, he was astonished. “It sounded like a spy movie,” he said.
Shahram Amiri told Pakistani officials he had been kidnapped in the holy Saudi city of Medina during a pilgrimage in June last year, and drugged. He woke up in Arizona.
The US State Department insisted he had defected of his own accord and American officials dismissed his abduction story as a “fairy tale”, saying he had been paid $5m (£3.3m) by the CIA.
Amiri, 32, told the Pakistanis he wanted to go home because he missed his seven-year-old son and was worried about threats to his wife. He is now a pawn in a vicious propaganda war between Iran and the US, with one side claiming he was a double agent while the other says he spilled the secrets of the Iranian nuclear programme for years.
When the CIA arranges defections, it usually gets the families out. In this case, something went wrong. “The opportunity was lost,” said a US official. That failure left Amiri angry, prompting him to make contact with his wife and boy through YouTube videos.[the new spy way to make contact]
The family were reunited on Thursday amid joyful scenes at Tehran airport. “I am so happy to be back in the Islamic Republic of Iran,” Amiri said
http://atimetobetray.com/blog/cia-spy-or-iranian-double-agent/
Report: Iran says American caught as spy
TEHRAN, Jan. 6. 11 (UPI) -- A 55-year-old American woman identified as Talayan Hall was arrested in Iran on espionage charges, an Iranian newspaper reported Thursday.
A report in the Farsi language IRAN daily said the woman was arrested by Iranian custom guards in Nordouz, northwest of Tehran.
The newspaper said the woman was found to be carrying "spying equipment in her teeth." It did not mention when the arrest took place.
The woman crossed into the country from Armenia and security officials discovered she had no visa to enter Iran, the report said.[I thought fake visas and passports were the normal spy card carrying equipment]
The woman's arrest had not yet been reported by other Iranian outlets and there was no official comment from government officials.
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