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Dirty Greek - N. Korea and Iran share a nuke plant!

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Brad Blog points us to an interesting little coinkidink (read: LIE). Apparently, CNN, the government, or both are lying, incompetent, or both. Why? The photos of a nuke plant in N. Korea and of one in Iran are of the SAME PLANT.

So, as Brad points out quite well, we need to find out who the source of these photos was and, if they are lying, did they really think they could pull it off?

UPDATE: Looks like CNN replaced their N. Korean plant photo with the (maybe?) correct one:

The thing that still worries me? They haven't posted ANY sort of retraction!

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