ironmnn

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   by ironmnn 5y ago

   It seems that I can not edit the title. If that's the problem, fix it if you can.
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   by ironmnn 5y ago

   The one has a friend in Iran in which needs spare parts for the railway that transports a lot of people, and lacking those spare parts can lead to a dangerous situation for his people. And, what about CPU board and servo motors? Do they des
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   by ironmnn 5y ago

   The title is in fact correct, 5 years sentence for some guy who bought "CPU board& servo stuff and other railway parts. The court's decision is ridiculous. This is the response from Momeni, that insist that he was mostly focus
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   by ironmnn 5y ago

   Let's talk about what actually happened, and not the title that the US court choosed for making this case look a legitimate one.
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   by ironmnn 5y ago

   Breaking what law exactly? US law? None of these people were American. So, US governments has no authority over them, and in the countries they live, there is no ban on re-export. Also, quoting from the document: "The International Eme
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   5 years sentence for buying an Iranian friend CPU board& servo stuff from eBay(justice.gov)

   17 points by ironmnn 5y ago|18 comments
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   by ironmnn 5y ago

   "Arash Jam, Amin Jam, and Abdollah Momeni allegedly conspired with each other and others to obtain goods in the United States and export them to Iran. Specifically, the defendants are alleged to have conspired to fraudulently and know