Don’t forget to ask “which one?’ when someone mentions Iran's nuke plant as a reason to go to war.

[KansDem]

Remember, CNN published the same photo for two stories about an "axis of evil" pursuing nuclear weapons.

From BradBlog:


and



More info here:
WhyWar?

So when you hear someone argue that we need to attack Iran for its nuclear plant, ask “which one?: the North Korean plant in Iran, or the Iranian plant in North Korea?”

Symbolman is right about holding the media accountable for their lies and misinformation:

IT IS NOW TIME TO IMPEACH THE MEDIA, CONGRESSIONAL HEARINGS ON WAR PROPAGANDA, NOW!

CNN’s “blunder” is only one of many…

Perhaps we should compile, document, and deliver such transgressions to the Dems in Congress for investigation. Such catapulting of propaganda needs to be stopped!

[drm604]

1. K&R

:kick:

[SIMPLYB1980]

2. Holy Shit!

K&R!:yoiks:

[LiberalFighter]

3. The Iranian nukuleare plant is much bigger

[Ghost Dog]

4. Dong! -- So Dumb.

:-(

[Twist_U_Up]

5. Turn Off Your TV PLEASE.

Stop buying SHIT

Drive as little as POSSIBLE

ORGANIZE and PROTEST
DAILY

[Ezlivin]

6. Fool! Can't you see how BIG the Iranian plant is?

It'll create GIANT bombs!

:scared:

[Leopolds Ghost]

7. Master Shake in da house! n/t

[intaglio]

8. Check Google Earth

33 degrees 43 minutes 27.02 seconds N
51 -ditto- 43 -ditto- 19.08 -ditto- E

Assuming that image can be trusted the plant, whatever it does, is in Iran