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Dr. Joseph P. Farrell
Well, I depart from my usual practice of talking about a particular 
article or video today, to present some thoughts about the drone that 
recently “crashed” in Iran. Let’s back up to the story via the context. 
First we had the death of Osama Bin Laden, whose body, let us recall, 
was quickly buried at sea. That’s called tampering with the evidence. We
 are simply asked to take the government’s word for it, not to mention 
there were stories in the media long before that he may have died. Then 
there was the matter of the Iranian used car salesman plotting with the 
Iranian government to commit acts of terrorism. Well, that one was in my
 opinion designed to beat the war drums for a strike on Iran. Don’t get 
me wrong here. The government of Iran is nuts. What other country has as
 a component of its very national constitution the mandate to export 
jihad and to annihilate an entire nation? But the car salesman story was
 a non starter. It quickly fizzled in its utility for hyping the war 
fever.
Then came the drone, which let us recall was first reported as having
 crashed, until the Iranian government showed off its “crashed drone” 
which looked to be in pretty fine condition. Then we were fed the 
cock-and-bull story that it had a malfunction and “glided” to a landing.
Now, I am having difficulty with all this and I hope you are too. It 
seems silly to me that such advanced technology would not have some sort
 of self-destruct mechanism. Now maybe it doesn’t. I don’t know. The 
military has done stupid things before, and it wouldn’t surprise me. 
Maybe it does, and it “malfunctioned.”
But all this is merely prelude, for however the drone got there, the 
fact of the matter is that it is there, and there under circumstances 
that are all too suspicious, in my humble opinion. The question is, why, and who
 is behind it, for it seems to me that someone wanted Iran to have this 
drone. So, working with that hypothesis, the question is, who and why?