Saturday, August 16, 2008

Military draft needed for war with Iran's Seyyeds

American Chronicle | Military draft needed for war with Iran and Syria?:
"Will the U.S. soon need to activate Selective Service System plans for a military draft if open hostilities break out with Iran and Syria?"
People who ask these questions must be seriously thinking of war as a good thing. What happened to non-violence? The guy goes on as says:
Military service can include many positive experiences: Fellowship, honor, respect, courage, new skills, teamwork, duty to country, learning about people from other backgrounds, sacrifice and many other very valuable aspects of military service are important. Many veterans can attest to this.
Madness, total madness. So the US wants to sort its own social problems by creating a war in Iran.

Balkinazation of Iran vs Russia and US

A catastrophe in the making - Times Online: "
Moscow has used apocalyptic language before, and no one is seriously suggesting that Warsaw or Crakow will become smoking ruins any time soon. But the Polish move, and the Russian threat, provide the clearest evidence yet that the six-day Georgian war has spread to Eastern Europe’s ancient fault-lines."
I suppose the only good thing out of all this, is that we can safely say, that the Russians are just as bad as the Americans. Until last week it was US this and US that, and poor old Russia has no force, and they are the "good guys". Go to any blog or forum in the web, and you see it filled up with how US did this to Iran, and how it removed Mossadegh, brought back the Shah. And normally you get an answer, from the more educated types, that in the 70's we had the Soviet threat to worry about. Jimmy Carter came around and called Iran something to the effect of "Iran was the bastion of stability". And then he did nothing when Khomeini came around. The Shah called it the alliance of Red and Black.

Now it has gone full circle, the Russians, are the bad boys again. They are no longer given the benefit of doubt. The right wing in the Western world breathes a sigh of relief. The nationalists who are above relgion and politics, also feel that they can finally tell the politicians, to forget their "democratization" ideologies, and think about national soverignity, which is more important. So hopefully in Iran, the nationalist sentiment will rise above political and relgious differences. We Iranians will put Iran above politics, religion and commerce.

What we can now say, is that the US will feel vindicated, that its campaign into Iraq is not unique. Or is it, that the US's actions in Iraq, led the Russians to believe that they can send their tanks and aircraft anywhere as well. And what are we to think, that the next escalation will be Iran, when one little skirmish between the IRGC and US forces erupts into a full scale war? As we can see, it does not take much to light up fireworks. Will Russia and the US want to cut up Northern Iran from Southern Iran. Will we become balkanized? These questions are old questions that we never thought would come around, but they have.

World history is full of scenarios like these, and for a moment I thought the 21st Century was going to be different. History repeats itself, but not exactly. We do not have a strong nationalist in Iran. We have a Royal Institution and Cyrus Reza Phalavi has been chosen to run it. We need to have the identity of Iran be asserted so that it does not become second to religion as it is now, or to democracy as a Federation of states. Iranian culture is winning against the Seyyeds and their religious dogma. People ignore them. But is the Royal Institution really doing enough. It has not really created an alternative council to uphold real Iran as opposed to this theocracy. And if it has, the media of the world have shut it out. More needs to be done on both the media side, and the Royal Institution side. Not even an alternative Council of Guardians that put nationalism above everything else, has been created. All the other little organizations are purely political.

Ironically the Iranian identity and self-concept is now very strong. We have all had to make big choices. The youth in Iran clearly know what they don't like. They do not like the Seyyeds. They do not like politics, religion, or big business. People want to have freedom to express and build what they want to do. That freedom to express and build comes from the Spirit of the Avesta, that has written some 15000 years ago, that "Gozineshi" is the only way to "Khorsandi". An Iranian wrote this, and it has remained in our hearts all this time. It is at the root of Free Will. The Iranian Free Will is there to save and unite us and it is winning against the Seyyeds and any future alien wherever it may come from; be it from the US side or the Russian side.

Saturday, August 09, 2008

Politics and Olympics - Iran's Seyyeds vs Israel

I was really eager to see it happen. The heat came, and suddenly lane number 1 was empty. How embarrassing can it get? Iran get a DNS (did not show). Why don't they just send the whole team back. Or will the Olympic team make sure that just these two countries are not together. This is stupid.

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Secret message in Chinese Olympics picture for Iranians

Look at the the small picture, and see how in French the "i" in the word islamic is in lower case, but the "R" in the word Republic is capitalized.



Personally I think both the words "republic" and "islamic" are not necessary. We are just Iranians, or to be absolutely correct, were are called Empire of Iran, that consists of many national entities from one ancient cultural heritage as written in the Zend Avesta.

The colours are wrong. The flag is wrong. The women should not be covered. That is all what the Seyyeds have done. more

One day we will have the Seyyeds all trotting down with their Seyyed flag and black colours all over the place, but from a different land, not from what we call the Iranian plateau.

I like this picture, when the American got turned upside down.

Saturday, August 02, 2008

BBC delivers rubbish pro Seyyeds opinion on Iran's women rowers

BBC NEWS | Middle East | High hopes of Iran's women rowers:
"But this is rowing with a distinctly Islamic touch. As the rowers begin to arrive at six in the morning, it is already 28C. Soon the temperature will be up in the high 30s (over 100F). But Homa Hosseini is wearing the obligatory Islamic uniform - a cap secures a headscarf in place."
This is just the sort of BBC reporting, we Iranians have always objected to. It seems that, they turn a blind eye to all the suffering the women get, under the Seyyeds. They make it all look so "normal", and that the women are really enjoying themselves. There are so many sports the women, are not allow to view, let alone perform in.