>
> There has been a huge buzz in the blogosphere and in some
mainstream
> media in the past few days over a report that the Iranian
parliament
> has just passed a Nazi Germany-like law requiring non-Muslims to
wear
> badges identifying their religions.
>
> Turns out the report, from a right-wing Canadian publication, was
> made up out of whole cloth, apparently a bit of disinformation
> planted to stir up fear of Iran.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/gxa84
>
> Blogs are now in the process of spreading the word that the story
> is a hoax. Will the media who reported the bogus tale do the
> same? Don't hold your breath.
I'm *very* pleased to see that AP has debunked the story:
http://tinyurl.com/f86re
I hadn't realized this, but according to the AP report,
the administration has been publicly huffing and
puffing about this, calling the nonexistent new law
"despicable" and explicitly making the comparison to
Nazi Germany.
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