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Sébastien Roblin holds a Master’s Degree in Conflict Resolution from Georgetown University and served as a university instructor for the Peace Corps in China.
One of those assassins attached a magnetic mine to Roshan’s car, which detonated and killed him, but spared the life of his wife, who was sitting beside him.
Approaching eight o’clock on the morning of January 12, 2010 Professor Massoud Alimohammadi walked to his car parked next to his house in North Tehran, passing a small motorbike on the side of the road. The fifty-one-year-old elementary particle physicist was a leading Iranian theorist on quantum-field states, and known to his friends as a political moderate.
As the professor’s open his car door, the person who had been observing him pressed a button on a remote control. The bike suddenly exploded with such force that all the windows on Masoud’s four-story apartment building were shattered. Massoud was killed instantly, and two nearby bystanders injured. The triggerman, ostensibly a man named Arash Kerhadkish, strolled over to a car waiting nearby and was driven away.
Initially, some speculated that Iranian hardliners sanctioned the killing of a reformist professor. However, anonymous Iranian and Western intelligence sources eventually told a different story: the professor was an important figure in a nuclear-research program run by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard.
Nine months later, on the morning of November 29, a quantum physicist named Majid Shahriari was driving through Tehran with his wife, Dr. Bejhat Ghasemi, in the passenger seat when several motorbikes road up beside him near Artesh Boulevard. While one rider hemmed in Shahriari’s car, another rider (believed to be Arash Kerhadkish), attached a package of C4 explosive to the door beside Shahriari, then drove back and triggered a detonator. The explosion killed Shahriari, injured his wife and colleague, and even knocked over one of the motorbike-mounted hitmen, wounding the hitman.
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This article is not accurate at all.
The killing of the Iranian scientists was done by Sepah because of the suspicion that they were involved in the Stuxnet virus attack on the centrifuges in Natanz in June 2010. Stuxnet virus (worm) was installed manually on the Siemens control system using a thumb drive which propagated to 22,000 devices. Professor Shahriari and another scientist came in contact with the western scientists when they participated in Open Sesame project in Jordan.
Ahmadi Rowshan was the purchasing manager at Natanz and his murder was probably due to some internal conflict.
The murder of these scientist must not go unanswered.
The ZioNazi regime direct involvement in numerous assassination and murder of civilian around the world has been well documented.
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I see that Trump's collusion hoax and his exoneration have finally sunk in your conspiratorial mind ergo your removal of "....make Russia great nonsense...." inspiration phrase from your posts, Baghdad Bob jan!!!
Nothing will put an end to the so called "collusion hoax" better than open book and transparency, something that this so called President has been lacking from day one.
Let the Muller report be heard. Why go as far as to be in contempt of house subpoenas in order to cover up the Muller report.
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tRump is helping to make Russia great again
Embrace BDS movement and Reject occupation, If the bar code starts with 7 29 put it back on the shelf
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so much for transparency
Trump Instructs McGahn to Defy Subpoena and Skip House Testimony
https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/20/us/politics/mcgahn-trump-congress.html
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tRump is helping to make Russia great again
Embrace BDS movement and Reject occupation, If the bar code starts with 7 29 put it back on the shelf
Buy American, say NO to Chinese madeTrump
“The time is always right to do what is right” – Martin Luther King