Iran Microwaves Babies! Rep Joe Wilson Concocts Bizarre Justification For Iran War

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Iran Microwaves Babies! Rep Joe Wilson Concocts Bizarre Justification For Iran War This is a new one, and quite insane in terms of pro-war propaganda coming from elected…
This is a new one, and quite insane in terms of pro-war propaganda coming from elected officials...
South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson (R) has bizarrely claimed that Iranians have been putting babies in microwaves. This was his response when pressed this week to offer a justification for the Iran war by independent journalist and longtime Middle East regional pundit Rania Khalek.
Khalek walked with him through Congressional halls and peppered him with questions highlighting the unpopularity of the Iran war among the American public.
Ironically, Rep. Wilson barely won his reelection campaign by an incresibly slim 0.95 points - and he was up against a 25-year-old Democratic challenger and first-time candidate.
"I oppose terrorists who murder babies by putting them in microwaves," Wilson asserted, and also presented as 'evidence' his own eyewitness experience, supposedly on the ground while on a visit to Iran.
Wilson quickly brushed off and showed no concern for the Minab school bombing and massacre when he was presented with the immense death toll of Iranian children, young girls, and teachers. He dismissed it as "propaganda".
It should be noted that there is zero documention of Wilson ever having visited Iran. What's more is he didn't just claim to have gone to the Islamic Republic - but is suggesting that while there he uncovered evidence of babies being microwaved.
This whole encounter between Wilson and Khalek rivals or perhaps even surpasses the incubator babies hoax that was used to sell the first US invasion of Iraq (in 1991).
"They took the babies out of the incubabors... and left the babies to die on the cold floor".
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