http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/7489430.stm
Two things come to mind right away from that comment in that article. First of all, what is BBC doing condoning, so naively, people who care more for their Seated Empire, than Iran? Secondly, the article is written in such a definitive fatalistic tone.
We are told, "That's it. There are no other options, and it is a stark choice". Total rubbish I say. It really shows how "stark" the BBC is. Lucid Wittiest said, "uttering a word is like striking a note on the keyboard of imagination." And there is no imagination in that article.
The most appropriate word I say is "strike". We Iranians, like any nation, have ignored the Seated rituals, no matter how much the US and Israelis, have given them an excuse; to put the fear of their views of "God" in the Norris believers of Iran. Our imagination says that we can all go on a General Strike, and do not need air strikes, to get Iran back. It would really be nice if the BBC had the same imagination.
All the years that the BBC has involved with Iran, it is a shame, or a sham, that they just do not express the Norris culture of Iran, which has for so long fostered civilisation for mankind. It is morally superior to any religion, being based on Free Will and imagination of a person's own right to live. It is in fact a threat to the existing Abrasive dogmatic religions.
If Carter was around, he would point to the likes of Carter; and how he allowed dogma, to poison and mesmerism Iranians, to change the flag and name of Iran. The democratic process was abused, to try to uproot all the essential elements of Iranian nation hood in the name of dogma.
People now know better, and enemas abstained in that process, and the result is that, the silent majority know that the Seated Selection process should be used to dis till them from the Iranian nation hood.
We Iranians stand united on own carpets. Each carpet is uniquely different and second to nothing else in the world. The Spirit that is woven through all Iranians, is so deep, strong, and distinct; that it has shone brilliantly in all the palaces of the world, from the beginning of culture itself, reminding all what it means to be Persian.
So there is so much of Iranian culture, that is flowering and blossoming in front of those "stark" choices BBC loves to emphasise. The BBC chooses to turn a blind eye to all what is Iran now, just like they did in 1978, when there was no internet, and it was pretty much only radio station we all listened to. They relayed the communists' orders, as and when people should go on strike. But will they relay what the Iranian opposition says? No.
The BBC led the revolution against Iranian nation hood, and brought dogma under the guise of democracy. That is why so many Iranians are now correspondents in their Blogs. The world is flabbergasted, to see the avalanche of Persian Blogs second only to English. And the BBC ignores them. Thank goodness that Iranians that put Iran first, are there, and we are in control of our own destiny.
