Divisions amongst Iran's Seyyeds and how to get rid of them easily

"If they (the West) want to have serious negotiations, in fair conditions and taking into account the interests of the two parties, they must first stop threatening."His comments came a week after the UN Security Council tightened sanctions against Tehran over its refusal to heed the world body's calls to freeze uranium enrichment, a potential weapons-making process

http://www.france24.com/en/20080309-stop-threats-then-well-talk-iran-tells-west

This is contrary to what Ahmadinejad says. He says that he will never negotiate and the threats are useless.

In fact neither have a right to speak on behalf of Iranians. The UN should throw out this theocracy and ask for a mandate to create a new Iranian government that is based on Human Rights and no capital punishment. The representatives can be the most successful Iranians in both business and academic world who love Iran first above anything else. UN will ask them to come and represent Iran.

Once this provisional new government in exile is produced, the UN negotiations can take place with them, and the people of Iran will be properly represented. It can be all done in the internet. Conferences can be taken via the internet with all participants linking in from all over the world.

There will then come a moment when this new government will tell the people to stay at home and not work if the Seyyeds do not just leave for Karbala or Najaf. In fact tell the Iraqi government to rent out homes for them.

Simple.

7000 years of jumping over fires in Iran called Chaharshanbehsoori

"In the olden days Chaharshanbeh-Suri was celebrated in a very different way. It was originally a Zoroastrian tradition held on the last Tuesday evening of each year. Each family would light seven bonfires on the roof of their house and jump over them. After putting out the fires, they would pour the ashes over the rooftop along with salt and some coins to rid themselves of bad luck," Pishvaii added

http://www.mehrnews.ir/en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=651698

Well this guy is not really allowed to go into it in much detail. In fact it is the most popular of festivals. Nowadays the Seyyeds have gotten so jealous of the event, that they ban it. I am pretty surprised that they have allowed it on this occasion. All over Iran fire crackers will go off inside people's gardens. And nowadays the opposition parties use it to whip up bravery against the Seyyeds. And that really annoys the Seyyeds.

The process of cleaning ones aura is very old in human cultures. We all love lighting a candle, and sitting around the fire. Well Iranians believe that the fire will burn all the yellow weak and bad thoughts from your spirit. So they jump over the fire demanding the cleanliness, stating words to that effect. We say, "Zardieh man az to, sorkhieh to az man", which means, I give you my yellowness (fear) and you give me your red heat or strength.

This ritual has been criticized by younger religions. But we all know the psychological benefits of the light of the fire. We Iranians are not Fire Worshippers but we respect the Fire as most powerful of all. In our traditions Qumars invented the Fire to allow Homo Sapiens Sapiens survive and move up the food chain. Archaeologists have found one of the oldest sites in the world in Kashafrud where the Orduwan period exists. This links with the myths in the Zend Avesta. There are temples in Iran where the Fire has been alight for 7000 years by carefully selected sandal wood.

All of this purification is part of the preparations before the beginning of Spring at Equinox. At that point all Iranians are ready to wear their new clothes and start the new year cleanly with the Rite of Spring. And the festivals are much more popular than anything anyone has ever tried to enforce on us. The turnouts are immense. I hope that the world press reports their popularity compared to anything the Seyyeds want the people Iran to do for them to stay in power.

Iran's Seyyeds failure to buy friends with oil

"We think a refinery with a 150,000-barrel capacity is not economically feasible. But it definitely is with 200,000 barrels now that Libya can help," Ari said.

http://www.tehrantimes.com/index_View.asp?code=164634

Last week, article 1803 was passed at the UN Security Council with just 14-1. That one vote was Indonesia. Wonder why? It has nothing to do with any principle more than oil. And only just at that, with the help of Libya.

But the Seyyeds cannot deliver the oil. Ultimately nations that are relying on the Seyyeds, need to have good large global banks behind the projects, and none of the big ones are there.

I suspect that HSBC and Standard Chartered Bank are getting away with it, and I want to know why is it that they have not been given the same treatment as the German banks; that they had to make a choice between doing business with the Seyyeds and the US.

The strategy has paid off, and the Seyyeds terrorist activities via central banks in Iran is not working. The abuse of Iran's national apparatus for the use of petty terrorist activities for the sake of a non Iranian ideology is quite wrong.

Thank goodness the world has recognised what is best for Iran, and is keen to stop these terrorists, who have hijacked Iran's Iran's state controls for so long.

As we know, the people of Iran actually run the country, but they are powerless outside Iran. Hopefully these new strategies will isolate the Seyyeds to go and form their own enclave in southern Iraq with its own administration and leave Iran alone.

No one wants bloodshed. Just respect for Iran's heritage which is older than Seyyeds heritage by some 6000 years.