Iranian Nuclear Scientist Claims CIA Abduction

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Iranian Nuclear Scientist Claims CIA Abduction

July 15, 2010 | ISSUE 46•28

An Iranian nuclear scientist who disappeared last year during a pilgrimage to Saudi Arabia turned up at the Pakistani embassy in Washington claiming he had been kidnapped by the CIA. What do you think?

I'm all for government transparency, but maybe CIA agents should be a little more circumspect when handing out their cards."

Gerry Bergus
Unemployed
Consider yourself lucky Dick Cheney doesn't have the keys anymore, fella."

Richard Pipe
Home Health Care Provider
Wow, the CIA totally ruined that guy's trip to Saudi Arabia."

Blythe Kirtland
Facility Director

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