Good Neighbours?

The Seyyeds in Iran have a religious agenda, that is dictated from the likes of Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, and not the Foreign Ministry. Ahmadinejad believes he is guided by some mystical force to establish the Caliphate state, and to ultimately reclaim Jerusalem for the return of the Shiite Mahdi. Iraq is the centre of the Shiite world and their holiest shrines are there. So to them everyone who is not Shiite is alien in that country. In that perspective "brotherly" comments from Ahmadinejad mean more than meets the eye. The US weakened the Sunnis who were the only force that stood up to the Shiites in Iraq. The US never managed to get any Shiite support in Iraq. So the US actually helped the Seyyeds' cause, even though their biggest foe are the Seyyeds in Iran. In conclusion the Seyyeds have enabled the neocons to rise to power, and vice-versa. They both need each other in this post Soviet era to keep energy prices up with pseudo threats to each other.

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Nuclear Bomb Making Seyyeds in Iran

For the first time, a command and control center, known as Mojdeh site, was established to head up the drive to complete a nuclear bomb. A development facility called the "Field for Expansion of Deployment of Advanced Technologies" was set up in the Lavizan 2 site (see satellite imagery).

Mojdeh site is managed by a scientist named Mohsen Fakhrizadeh Mahabadi. A nuclear physicist attached to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corp (IRGC), Mahabadi reports directly to the defense minister, Mostafa Mohammad Najar

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,333291,00.html

So why is it, that the Chinese, Russians, IAEA, and the rest of the world is so quiet about this, for so long? Why do so many people do business with these dangerous people, who are siphoning Iranian people's wealth illegally? But more importantly, why are we Iranians allowing our nation to be put in harms way by the Seyyeds?

Iran UNSC: Who speaks for Russia, Churkin or Lavrov?

"If Iran in the next few days does not stop the enrichment activities of its heavy water project then yes, Russia ... has taken upon itself certain commitments... to support the resolution that has been drafted in the past month," Churkin told reporters via a video link from New York.

"Russia is constantly insisting that the (U.N.) Security Council adopt certain sanctions against Iran," he said.

http://uk.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUKL2780291820080227?rpc=401&feedType=RSS&feedName=worldNews&rpc=451

Churkin says one thing, and Lavrov says another thing. They are opposites. Who speaks for Russia? Just wait for tomorrow, and Lavrov will say something which is more anti-American and pro Seyyed. It is crazy.

Sub-divisions in the Seyyed ranks.

"This is not a foreign policy. We need to find an accommodating way to decrease the threats and assure the interests of the country.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080227/wl_mideast_afp/iranpoliticsdiplomacyisrael

So for the first time, we see how the old guard, that ran the negotiations, and cunningly managed to limbo dance the IAEA rules so well for so long, is getting fed up with this madman. The Seyyeds are dividing and sub-dividing, as the Iranians are uniting more. Good news.

Who is calling who an apostate in Iran.

The European Union has criticised the new penal code being drafted in Iran, particularly a section that imposes the death penalty for giving up Islam.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7264810.stm

And of course the Moslems were the first apostates themselves, when they converted out of Zoroastrianism.

IOL: Rice and Yang don't see eye to eye

"We believe we should continue to adopt a dual-track approach," Yang said

http://www.iol.co.za/index.php?set_id=1&click_id=3&art_id=nw20080226102445202C242722

But the US companies are all in China. So what is going on? Is China proxy for Wal-Mart?

U.S. Treasury asking emirates to help pressure Iran

Iran uses its state-owned banks to facilitate this conduct and those banks engage in a range of deceptive practices," Kimmitt told an Anti-Defamation League meeting in Palm Beach, Florida.

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US considers sanctions against Iran central bank

This and the eventual exit of the IR regime representative from the UN are necessary. They do not represent Iranians. But poor old Iranians cannot do anything from inside Iran, apart from a non violent General Strike. We do not have a Gandhi. So hopefully the UN will create a government in exile for Iranians, and Iran will change peacefully.

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France heads for war games in the Persian Gulf

It really pisses me off to see the press call it The Gulf. I mean it is disrespectful to all other Gulfs in the world. But more importantly, the French got the Seyyeds there in the first place, so they can now deal with them, as an when.

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From Moral victory to New Government in Iran

The six mediators in the settlement of the Iranian nuclear program will meet in Washington on February 25, says a diplomatic source. "Russia will be represented by Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Kislyak," a source in the Russian Foreign Ministry told Interfax on Friday. The Iranian nuclear program will be discussed "in the context of the new UN Security Council resolution on Iran," said the source.

http://www.interfax.ru/e/B/politics/28.html?id_issue=11975175

May, just maybe, this will the meeting that will pin down the Seyyeds illegal activities in Iran. We Iranians need to be able to get rid of the Seyyeds in a Humanitarian way. It has to be, such that, our children can live next to a Seyyed, and the Seyyed will have realised that his forefathers abused Iranian oil for their own agenda. We cannot have the world witness a civil war in Iran. Iranian Spirit is far too strong to let violence and anger from any political or religious ideal, create armed resistance against Seyyeds' dogma. Once a proper declaration is made on behalf of all human beings from the UN, then the people of Iran would know that the world is with them in their struggle. Once the declaration is made, the Seyyeds will know that their morality is officially rejected. I hope that this regime actually gets thrown out of the UN. We need to have a provisional government in exile and that would be up to the UN to set up. Hopefully this will set a precedent for the UN to outlaw theocratic governments once and for all.