Thursday, November 26, 2009

Talk the right way to the mullahs

I commented on this article.

in reference to:

"Yes the US should talk to the mad mullah, but treat them as aliens that have taken the Iranian people as hostage. The US has to tell them that the people of Iran are stronger than the IRGC and will switch everything off if they want to. This dialogue, if it were to ensue would trigger the necessary chain reaction to get rid of these monsters once and for all. Easily done, and the US will never do it, because it wants a punch bag in the area."
- Maziar Bahari - Maziar Bahari: Why the U.S. should still talk with Iran - washingtonpost.com (view on Google Sidewiki)

Stealing a Nobel Prize

The mullahs will do anything to make headlines.

in reference to:

"OSLO – Norway’s Foreign Ministry says it has lodged a formal complaint with Iran after authorities there confiscated human rights activist Shirin Ebadi’s Nobel Peace Prize medal."
- Iran seizes Nobel laureate Ebadi’s medal (view on Google Sidewiki)

Wednesday, November 25, 2009

The real opposition is not green.

They are not the main opposition. They are the supposed opposition they all created to divert public attention.

in reference to:

"The country's opposition is led by former premier Mir-Hossein Moussavi, former parliament speaker Mehdi Karroubi and ex-presidents Mohammad Khatami and Akbar Hashemi-Rafsanjani."
- Iran's supreme leader says efforts by opposition futile - Monsters and Critics (view on Google Sidewiki)

Tuesday, November 24, 2009

Tell this to Obama AI

It is absolutely rediculous that President Carter and now President Obama want to recognise this illegal regime in Iran. Why don't they listen to AI.

in reference to:

"“The Ayatollah’s statement seeks to criminalise legitimate peaceful dissent and dissatisfaction with the political process,” said Malcolm Smart, Director of Amnesty International's Middle East and North Africa Programme."
- Ayatollah must retract Iran election comments | Amnesty International (view on Google Sidewiki)

Monday, November 23, 2009

US companies in China need to think again

How can the US companies invest in China, when they supports dangerous countries like North Korea and the mullahs in Iran's nuke plan.

in reference to:

"''No force on earth can break the unity of the armies and peoples of the two countries, and it will last forever,'' said Liang Guanglie, who is a serving general with the People's Liberation Army, as quoted by Pyongyang's Central News Agency. General Liang said he had seen how friendly relations between the two countries were ''sealed in blood'' while he served as a Chinese soldier in the war. Last week, in Beijing, US President Obama placed great weight on persuading China to agree in principle to tough measures to isolate North Korea and Iran if they did not agree to reduce their nuclear programs."
- US rebuff as Beijing backs Pyongyang (view on Google Sidewiki)

Thursday, November 12, 2009

China Sindrome

China, Iran’s second-largest crude buyer, lifted crude imports under term supply agreements from Tehran by a third in 2008 versus 2007.

http://www.energytribune.com/articles.cfm?aid=2572

It really sickens me, to think that if US was doing this, they would have gotten criticised to the teeth. And it is not just the support of the mad mullahs in Iran, the Chinese are behind all the trouble makers like Zimbabwe, Venezuela. You would think it would be easily solved. But it isn't. The funny part of it is that Wal-Mart's earnings came out today and they made a nice billion a month. Where do they make their stuff for the US consumer? China. Now imagine the room you are living in without anything made in China. Imagine the things you are wearing or would not be wearing, without China. Food for thought. How about a Chinese take away?

Saturday, October 31, 2009

Iran's Seyyeds want to move the capital of Iran from Tehran to elsewhere by 2025.


The Seyyeds have decided to move the Capital of Iran from Teheran to somewhere else because of the danger of Earthquakes by 2025.

All of Iran is Earthquake prone. Perhaps Isfahan is least prone, and politically it could be possible that Rafsanjani wants to do this for his own sake. Having a more decentralised Iran, with the cultural, administrative, legislative, and commercial centres, in different cities, on the dutch model seems very sensible, but quite hard to do.

Legislating slower building growth and higher Earthquale standards is less costly. But then tell Rafsanjani that.

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

The Iran Problem with Hanson & Baer: Chapter 1 of 5 - Uncommon Knowledge on National Review Online

Go to the link below and watch how wrong these Americans are when it comes to Iran.

The Iran Problem with Hanson & Baer: Chapter 1 of 5 - Uncommon Knowledge on National Review Online

But it is our problem. We see that they do not know that ethnically Iran is not divided. Do they want Balkanize Iran? We know that the Democrats did this to Yugoslavia. They probably would want to divide the whole of the Middle into tiny manageable pieces.

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Sanction China, not Iran

What can we do with the Chinese? They have the world by the ...., and nothing can be done about it. There is far too much money invested in there with all the cheap oil coming from Iran's Seyyeds. The worlds' industrial complex is there. Sanctions need to be placed on China not Iran.

Tuesday, August 04, 2009

Iranians should organize more

Britain sparked controversy yesterday by sending its second most senior diplomat in Tehran to the ceremony at which Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Leader, officially endorsed President Ahmadinejad’s hotly disputed re-election. Iran’s opposition leaders, who say the election was rigged, boycotted the event.
We Iranians have a major problem. We want other governments to sort out our problems, and then when they don't we blame them.

We are the oldest civilization on Earth and at the moment we cannot get ourselves organized, just because we blame others. The way to remove the aliens is by not working for them. It is that simple.

If enough people said that if we all united along peaceful lines, giving peace a chance to unite us all who are against them, then nothing can break our simple but very strong bond, and we can organize ourselves against them. Fact is that they are better organized than us. Simple.