Something smells fishy

What do you think of Eric Holder's recent announcement that the government of Iran has been plotting with a Mexican drug cartel to assassinate the Saudi ambassador in Washington? I have difficulty believing it; it strikes me as scarcely less outlandish than Stalin's allegations of high-ranking Communists plotting with British intelligence or the German Gestapo to overthrow the Soviet government. What would Iran hope to gain by such a project? Moreover, we have the precedent of Colin Powell's assertions in 2002 that Saddam Hussein had "weapons of mass destruction", used to justify the March 2003 invasion of Iraq. There have long been people in the military and intelligence communities who are all for war, whether to justify their continued employment or as a way to power or profit. This alleged plot strikes me as too convenient, like the supposed Polish raid on a Silesian radio station in the summer of 1939 that the Germans used to justify their attack on Poland that September.

Apparently, I am not the only one who doubts the official story.

Google translation

As a shortwave radio enthusiast in the 1970's I became very familiar with Radio Prague's interval signal. Most shortwave stations use a short musical signature to make them more easily identifiable; Radio Prague's was from a song "Kupředu levá, zpátky ni krok" ("Forward, left, not a step back"). I went looking for the song and found this Youtube video; then I went looking for the lyrics. The song is on sovmusic.ru, but no lyrics. I found http://rudoarmejec.narod.ru/texty/cent/kupredu_zpatky_ni_krok.htm, which is in Czech, and Google translates it thus:

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If man is wolf to man, it must be time time to work your arm-lift. :-)

Gotta love Google Translate.