Iranian Bombs? Funny, That Doesn't Look Like Farsi To Me.

The Agonist: Look, I admit, I don't know much about bomb-making. And I don't know much about how factories label bombs. But I do know that in
By Nicole Belle — February 11, 2007

The Agonist:

Look, I admit, I don't know much about bomb-making. And I don't know much about how factories label bombs. But I do know that in Iran virtually all numbers were in the Farsi-Arabic script. They were not and do not resemble our numbers. Now, I may be wrong, but I have a feeling that the implication that this round captured in the photo is bogus. Color me very skeptical. Any thoughts?

Here's their proof (.pdf), er...PowerPoint....hmm....remind me, when did we last see a PowerPoint presentation offered as proof?

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