akmal ' s colleague , patrick murray of the gulf intelligence monitor agreed , saying it would be foolish for the group to alienating potential members in the southeast and endanger the fruits of months of lobbying west governments with such attacks . murray felt the threats were more likely " . . . set cannons . . . " in iran ' s military or intelligence services . according to iranian top national security agent ali agha reza , " [ t ] he terrorists of baluchistan infiltrate iran from the region of basra " in southwest iraq . " he noted that " [ t ] hese terrorists have been trained under the umbrella of the americans in iraq . "
Walter Murray works with Akmal.