The above o course does NOT include

1) Buzzing over Assad's palace in 2006, showing Russian "inpenetratable" SAM to be, shall we say delicately, "somewhat overraated"

2) The brilliant alleged take-out of North-Korea constructed, Iran-financed nuke reactor in North Syria in Sept 2007 (operation Orchard). Again, Russian's much hyped defenses & advisers must have fallen asleep ala Bekaa Valley in June 1982

3) dozen mysterious deaths some in broad-daylight in very secure Teheran + half-dozen mysterious plane crashes that took lives of nuke experts, including one in Russia 2011 that killed 5 top Russian nuke scientists & administrators.

4) Imad Mughniye SUV head-rest mishap in Feb. 2008.

5) General Muhammad Suleiman, de-facto head of Syrian Atomic Program & Bashar al-Assad's right-hand man.... having a randezvous with a sniper's projectile while vacationing with his many bodyguards in Latakia, also in 2008.

5) November 2011 accidental explostion that apparently took out 2/3 of latest Shahab IRBM's + Iran's chilf missile expert.

6) December 2011 accidental explosion at Isfahan special-alloy factory

7) Spring 2012 another specialized-steel faciltiy allegedly manned by North Koreans goes up in smoke.

8) July 2012 -- most of Assad's father's inner circle that guided younger Bashar, disintegrates during a top-secret meeting that the rebels would have had no way knowing about... Hmm.

9) Chielf Hamas-IRGC weapons liaison Mahmoud al-Mahbouh... self-suffocated with a pillow in Dubai. Tragic stuffL: these religious guys go all their life without alcohol -- and then boom, they find themselves on a secret mission in Sunni Sodom aka Dubai, and all the temptations, including alchohol poisoning just overwhelms them, I guess :)

10) Stuxnet, Duqu, Flame and other similar goodies. Their beuaty is that they lay dormanent, self-activate, then "play dead" until such time they need to be re-activated again - whether to spy, to sabotage or both. Um, allegedly. An expert called them an "F-35 meets World War I era airforce" for a reason... and the most disturbing part, is that they signify near-TOTAL penetration of Iran's most-secure industries & services. It's the Stuxnet 2.0 they have to worry about -- the stuff they DON'T know about.... Or something :)


Here's an idea: maybe Iran should remember its place on the food chain and refrain from an occasional (pointless) trolling of the Zionist Entitah & the West... Everybody will be happy, rest assured.

What do you say, Supreme Ayatollah Ali Khamenei... do we have a deal? Natanz for some sanctions lift? Prettty tempting I bet....