For how long has the world helped the Ayatollahs remain in power just because they thought they could pretend to be representing Iran, and abuse the income they received for their own agenda.
The world has a duty. It must use the correct wording when it comes to describing the behaviour of the Islamic State. This BBC report uses the word Iran in the wrong context, as it is the Ayatollahs activities they are describing not the behaviours of Iranians.
Iranians have been under the sanctions of the Islamic State ever since 1979. Some would argue that Iranians have been under this inquisition since it was brought back again after the Monguls wiped Islam from Iran and allowed Iranian culture to flourish again. All our famous poets and art flourished under the Monguls. Just look at the miniatures and the poems of Hafez.
It took a bitter force like Islam to stop Iran becoming great and many do not want Iran to be the great force in West Asia. But it will be.
You know how I hate the BBC. Why? Because it is huge and it's heard by everyone. So it is only important because it makes a big splash, like a big ugly elephant jumping into water. This time it is making waves over the nuclear power plant that has just kick started in the port of Bushehr. Soo what's the big deal Ali you say? Well old fogies like me know stuff that should be put in reports like this and the BBC does "disinformation by omission" very well. They do not tell people that Iran had the full trust of the world in the 60's and 70's. What has changed? The Ayatollahs' invasion of Iran is what has changed. Just like the Nazis took power in Germany, and ruined the reputation of German scientists, these monsters have ruined the reputation of Iranian scientists. The world relies on the media to inform them properly, and the English tax payer is being abused. As a public service, the BBC must give a balanced report, but it does not. It portrays the Ayatollahs as legit. The Ayatollahs rely on the BBC to spread their propaganda, and it works. This is worse than an invasion of Iran in the physical form, with tanks and missiles. In some ways if the Ayatollahs has marched into Iran with an army and took on Iran bravely like soldiers do, then they would have been dealt with a mighty blow. But Islam is illusive and has no centre as such. There is no Pope or Vatican to hold everything responsible. But the people of Iran have managed to gather all the influencial people in this dogma in the government, so that they can be seen in clear day light. We have given them the feeling of power, but have managed to find them all in the process. Their policies are front and centre. The Ayatollahs have seen with their own eyes how successful or unsuccessful they have been with the Iranians. Over years they lost the heart and soul of Iranians. No Iranian calls their children Mohammad. Iranians feel a deeper allegiance to Iranian culture that links to modern world. The phrase Good Thoughts, Good Words, Good Deeds, has more power than any sentence in the Koran. So we have distilled this element out of the Iranian world, and it is contained in what is a massive recycling bin. We have effectively quarantined it like a virus in a computer. Now every now and then this worm tries to show that it is doing something for Iran's sake, like this nuclear stuff. But the people know better, even if the BBC does not.
You wonder why this Iranian women with a Nobel Peace Prize, is begging the Ayatollahs to change. She is not interested in using her accolade to create a non-violent movement, that will benefit all. Let me explain. She states, that if the regime does not change, then no one will benefit from the situation. The non-violent movement, unlike the violent movements, does not justify its violence under "the end justifies the means" principle", like George Bush used in his invasion of Iraq. Just because you want "Democracy" or "Human Rights", that does not mean you go out of your house and battle.
We are humans, and as human beings we can use peace to be united. The non-violent movement is united along peaceful lines, and it will eventually unite all of the people of Iran. Currently we have a small minority ruling over us with weapons, and also in the process of building weapons of mass destruction. Iran is rich in mineral and human resources, but they have been used to build weapons of mass destruction to defend this small but potent Ayatollah regime. What is more important, the United States of America's military industrial complex, needs to have the threat element, in order to justify its existence in the Persian Gulf area. The small minority's forces (IRGC), use their Mahdi Cause and the threat of USA, to siphon the energy and resources of Iranians, to build weapons of mass destruction. The never ending exchanges between the US and the Ayatollah regime has bought time for the regime and the US to carry plundering their peoples wealth, for useless violent causes. The world media is of course involved in selling exciting news regarding all this.
We in Iran have withstood the changes the Ayatollahs have tried to make in Iran, in trying to wipe out our culture, from changing the name, to to changing the flag, to changing the national anthem. We have stopped them non-violently and the Ayatollahs have retreated. We know who they are, what they are doing, and they are cornered in their ivory towers of power. They control the media and some streets. But they still rely on the people of Iran to make bread for them, as they make bread for themselves. They are like leaches. But the people of Iran use other new more modern media systems to peacefully connect with each other. We are the second largest bloggers in the world. We used Twitter to tell the world how bad the media is, by reporting things the mass media like BBC and AP do not, because they are afraid of the Ayatollahs shutting them out of Iran. Citizen Journalism is rife in Iran, and has saved Iranian culture.
With the advent of the World Cup, the regime will get a lot of pressure on it, as the youth in Iran will use this occasion to greet and meet, and assemble. World Cup excites nationalism and Iranian nationalism is what the politicians, religious leaders hate. Their ideologies go counter to nationalism and they will use God or Democracy to get rid of any thing that is Iranian. But Iranian culture is based on Love and Peace. Our poetry and philosophy united us, and the world knows this. Iranians have not defeated, but overcome and absorbed any invader or ruler, be it internal or external. This ruler is internal, and it makes itself look Iranian, and speaks on behalf of Iranians. World powers and agencies, that support it, speak of it as if it represents Iran. This regime does not represent Iran or Iranians. It represents its own narrow minded version of Islam first, and then Iran. It has no respect for any other kind of order. So for Shirin Ebadi to try to deal with the regime, instead of talking about the peaceful change that will take place, whether the regime likes it or not, is wrong. The regime is small and insignificant and does not need to be begged at to consider change. The peaceful change in Iran will not hurt the regime, and will create a new Iran, where we can all live with each other. This is not what Mrs Ebadi says. She talks of a situation that will not benefit all. She is wrong.
Fact is that once the US starts to talk to the Hezbollah, or the Ayatollahs, then people's imagination will not ride wild. People will then be able to see and feel the debates with the Hezbollah and the Ayatollahs, and the "fear factor" would be diminished.
So who benefits from this "fear factor"? Well the US forces themselves. With no fear, then there would be no need for the US forces in the area. The US military budget needs to be maintained.
in reference to:
"The U.S. should break with long-standing policy and start talking to Hezbollah in order to "mess with" the Iranian-backed group, a leading U.S. expert on the Mideast told Congress on Tuesday."
- News from The Associated Press (view on Google Sidewiki)
It is not that they want to have nuclear medicine shoved down people throats for photos, which is what they are saying the rods are for.
But look at this report. It clearly shows the kind of sanctions the Ayatollahs have placed on Iranians. We don't have enough fuel and we it all goes to China for them to make toys for the US consumers.
If Iranians had access to cheap fuel and proper cars to not pollute the country (which is another problem) then an Iranian would be able to function better than anyone in the world.
Why has it taken so long? The US does not want Iran to become the next Japan of the Asia. They used the myth of "democracy" to destabilize Iran. Remember that we had a pseudo-democracy much better than the Ayatollah one, before 1979. At the time the worry was USSR and Communists wiping out our culture. Now we have Islamists wiping out Iran.
Hopefully the oil company that has struggled to modernize with this regime, can get more funding, and sort out the problem. I remember when we had problems with oil wells going down, because the Ayatollahs were more interested in other things.
The internal struggle in Iran continues. The non-violent approach by engineers and others to educate and change the Ayatollahs has been a long struggle. Iran would not be in this situation if we did not have aliens running our country.
You can't have Hillary Clinton say one thing, and then Turkey and Brazil, say another thing. Is the UN behind the sanctions or not? And what in the world is China up to; saying yes to both sides of the equation. This is all a bit silly.
Let's be practical. The day the fuel is about to be delivered to Turkey, Qom will say no. The likes of Jannati will not allow it, and they control the regime. The days when their Foreign Ministry (the old Reform Camp) had power, are gone. If anything the die-hards will kick out Ahmadinejad.
Now for those sanctions. If the US really wanted to do anything, they would close down banks that operated in Iran and US. They would stop those Chinese companies dealing in US and Iran. That will not happen.
So all of this is just a superb way to waste time. It makes good "news", and the media makes money printing it. Meanwhile the US stays in the area wasting money on military.
Nothing has changed. But the non-violent movement moves forward.
Think of Ayatollahs' Oil, not Iranians' oil from now on. The reason is because they have invaded Iran with the help of world terrorism, to build their own Empire after Armageddon. Ayatollahs are not Iranians. Help Iranians remove them non-violently. Don't lend the Ayatollahs money.
in reference to:
"Iran has not attacked anyone literally through its conventional forces. The Ayatollahs that put Islam above Iranian culture have their own gangsters. Yes they are close to folks like Bin Laden, and the Chinese. This the new force that has taken on the world powers." - rss iran: Chinese Press and Ayatollah Oil from Iran (view on Google Sidewiki)
Notice how fast the Xinhua is on the uptake on some of the news relating to Iran. In this item the power of the gangsters in Iran (IRGC) and other areas in the world is seen.
Iran has not attacked anyone literally through its conventional forces. The Ayatollahs that put Islam above Iranian culture have their own gangsters. Yes they are close to folks like Bin Laden, and the Chinese. This the new force that has taken on the world powers.
The Chinese are not the real cause. The real cause are the Chinese Banks and other US companies that are manufacturing via slave labour, and cheap Ayatollah Oil from Iran.
If the US created a positive direct relationship via the Ayatollahs' Foreign Ministry in Iran, then another bunch of "nicer" gansters would be involved. They are the so called reformers, and they even included The Greens (Mousavi et al).
But from an Iranian culture perspective the Ayatollahs who put Iran after Islam, this is all part of their dogma. The Ayatollahs want to change the whole world with their allegiance to their Mahdi or their last Emperor that has disappeared. They want another Empire of their own for the world.
We Iranians have our own culture that is older than the Chinese culture. The Chinese refer to Iranians in ancient times as Persians, and everyone else as Barbarians. Yes that is true. The concept of dualism is from the Zend Avesta, that predates China by thousands of years. Our Ancients are from the last stellar alignment some 26000 years ago. All will be revealed in 2012 Yalda.
Why am I saying all this. Because the ancient that binds the Chinese and Persians is on a revival. This is what the Age of Aquarius is bringing on to the world. A new partnership has to be established on a firmer more ancient root.
It looks like HRH, or someone at Huffington Post has decided not to post this:
Your Royal Highness has a mandate to act. Unfortnately you have, once again, given us a sophomoric update instead. The Royal Institution of Iran acts when the culture is at risk of being wiped out. Please tell us what you want to do.
What do you think that means? We Iranians have a Prince who is in charge of the Royal Institution, and does not carry out his job. The Royal Institution defends the culture of the country. His inaction has helped Iran to become an Islamic State. Strong words? Maybe, but necessary.
My ancestor, who was the last King of the Qajars, at least admitted that he did not want to carry out his duty, and left it to Reza Shah (his grand father) to ask to be a President, and the Parliament made him the new King. HRH the Crown Prince is not doing his duty, in this time of need. He writes like a Journalist. He is not a Journalist.
What do we Iranian then do. We then think of abandoning the Royal Institution, and sell our country to the abuses of democracy. Yes democracy can kill a country's national character. Think of this. One day you wake up and you see the name of Mount Demavand changed to Mount Khomeini. Then what? It was voted by the Ayatollah poodles in their so called Majlis. That is democracy becoming democrazy.
We in the Islamic State, and that is what it is, as it not Iran, have obviously no one to defend the history of Iran that defends Iran's culture. People have literally hidden Iran's culture under their beds. We get our Prince in exile lecturing us over and over again, but he does nothing.
If this was the past and HRH Crown Prince Cyrus Reza Pahlavi was stuck in Iran, the situation would have been different. He would have had to act his job. But he has not. I would do it, and many better than me would do it, but he has to do what my ancestors did. We gave our house in Saadabad for pittance to his grandad, and he did resurrect Iran. His dad was born in that house. But what has this Prince done.
As an Astrologer I know how bad Mars in Cancer can be, and the Prince has that. So has the UN, and that is why there is not action in both. If you do not understand Astrology then I am sorry, but that is the reason for this situation. What we have here is a drummer, not a lead guitarist. He needs to get his band together now.
Here is a very important comment made in 1979, and it shows how naive some of the biggest minds in the world were. The answer of course was given by this other famous commentator at this link:
The Soviet Union then and Russia now supported the mullahs then and now, and the Chinese have the strongest business ties with the Communists and others.
