Sunday, October 22, 2006

Sino-Islamist relations and Iran

Maybe China is coming around.

China reluctantly has backed Security Council efforts to call Iran to account, but its commitment to meaningful economic penalties is not assured. Acknowledging it needs China and a similarly skeptical Russia to make any punishment stick, the U.S. is crossing its fingers for a Chinese 'yes' vote but would settle for an abstention.

Again it comes down to the various corporations that are dealing with the Islamist Fascists, not the whole of China per se. The Islamists need the funds more to finance their "wipe out Israel" plan. So the Chinese need to talk to Israelis. Olmert go to China please.

Can the Islamists in Iran create trouble for the Chinese in their western provinces? And then you have the likes of Wal-Mart that have a lot of clout in China. Imagine them pulling out of China. That will give the Chinese something to think about.

Russian SuperJet gets hit as they support the Islamists Fascists in Iran

The Russians have to be taught a lesson. They cannot have it both ways. They cannot both support the Islamist Fascists and get business from the US.

The SuperJet-100, part of the Russian government's effort to revive the country's role in global aerospace, now has 20 international subcontractors, including six from the United States. The U.S. State Department decided in August to block U.S. companies from doing business with Sukhoi Aviation Holding and Rosoboronexport, the state-owned weapons exporter, for purportedly breaching a law against trading with Iran.

Mind you it is more to do with the corporations than with anything that the governments can do. It is corporations that are doing the deals and the governments and UN can do very little.

Iranian apathy defeats the Islamist Fascists bogus elections

Ever since Khomeini was flown in from Paris, the Iranians have been mesmerised. But ever since Khomeini has died, the cover has been well and truly blown, and the people are seeing the guns that defend Islam. It is then no surprise to see the people heed the call to non violent regime change that I have been proposing. It is necessary for the Oppposition not to have any blood on its hand. Just like Gandhi used the same principles to get the aliens out of India, so the Iranian will do the same.

It is then with great pleasure to read:

Iranian election officials are battling to arouse the interest of candidates and voters in the country's December 15 municipal polls, state-run television reported yesterday.

Iranians do not need a leader like Gandhi. Each and every Iranian is well versed in what needs to be done. If you are an Iranian and you want to show that you care for a peaceful Iranian regime change, that is not manipulated by any alien, be it Islamic, Western or Eastern, then ignore these bogus elections.

Fizzy sanctions by Islamist Fascists in Iran

So the sanctions game is fizzing up:

Coke re-entered Iran in 1994, signing franchise agreements with two bottlers, including Khoshgovar, which began sourcing its syrup from Ireland via the Coca-Cola Atlantic company, now Drogheda Concentrates.

And the upshot of all this, is that the multinationals will get squeezed, and more money is lost. Maybe wealthy people will put their money where their mouth is, and actually do something about changing the regime in Iran. Will it be something silly like, not having Coke on the table, to get people's attention?

Addressing Iran incorrectly

One of the main problems is how world leaders give undue credit to the false regime in Iran. For example the Israeli President states:

'The Iranians should be afraid -- they must understand if they object to every compromise there will be a price to pay'


Olmert should be addressing the Islamist Fascists in power directly, not the nation of Iran. That way the Islamist Fascists will know that they are not being regarded as representatives of Iran.