Thursday, October 26, 2006

US picking a fight with Islamists in Iran whilst looking for mines in the Persian Gulf

The situation in the Persian Gulf is heating up.

We have now learned that U.S. minesweepers have been ordered to follow the U.S.S. Eisenhower. This is an even more ominous signal of preparation for military action, since such ships would not normally accompany a strike force on routine deployments.

And still the Iranian opposition does not care about how the Islamists will use this scenario to keep themselves in power. The US will not talk to the Iranian opposition and will instead deal with a force it can fight with, not a force that does not want to fight, but wants to write about what is right for Iran.

Russian and Chinese waste more time on Iran

Future historians will judge this episode of Iranian history with great humour. The Chinese and the Russians have been playing a game of charade, with the rest of the world when it comes to Iran.

The sanctions impose limits on a Russian project to build Iran's first nuclear power station in the southwestern city of Bushehr.

The people of Iran in opposition need to take charge, and let the world know that the new Iran is in the oppositions' hand, not in the hands of Russians, Chinese, and their proxies in Iran.

Wednesday, October 25, 2006

Islamist Engineers in Iran win prizes for making suicide flying machines

It is now really easy to win Engineering prizes in Iran

Isfahan University's Mechanical Energy College took first place in a Quds Day competition for its design of a pilotless plane that can be used for "suicide attacks."

Sad as it is, it is very true, and just goes to show how much the warmongering Islamist regime has influenced the Iranians.

Khan nuke gear for the Islamist Fascists in Iran

Here we go, it was just a matter of time. The Pakistanis and North Koreans in collusion with the Islamist Fascists.

The P2 nuclear centrifuges were also sent to North Korea, said the official, who did not want to be identified.


Reports in Pakistan yesterday quoted the official, who was speaking in Washington, as saying: "If you ask for an educated and intelligent guess, I would say, yes, they might have been sent to Iran too, but we have no evidence to prove it."


It does not really take a lot of imagination to figure that one out does it. Why is it that the people of Iran allow such proliferation. The people should bring this government to a halt, by threatening a General Strike. Better the people to go on strike, than to have the world strike Iran.

Finally Henry Kissinger figures it all out about Iraq

Kissinger is really slow to realise this:

A "new phenomenon" has emerged in recent months: the "state within a state" controlled by terrorists and beholden to no one, former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger said Tuesday.

Where have you been Henry? Wakey Wakey.

Russians delaying Islamist nuclear ambitions in Iran

Why is it that I am not totally convinced that he is not completely telling the truth, when he says:

“All delays to the launch of the Bushehr nuclear power plant in Iran are of a technical and management nature,” Sergei Shmatko, head of Russia’s state-run Atomstroiexport, was quoted as saying by the RIA-Novosti news agency.

Power old mullahs, now they are getting a taste of their own medicine, as the Russians keep delaying, and delaying the Bushehr NPP.

Bashing the heads of two neocons of Iran and US together

It is quite silly of Simon Tisdall, a typical left wing idealist, to ask the two neocons or US and Iran to talk.

"I believe in talking to your enemies ... It's got to be hard-nosed, it's got to be determined. You don't give away anything, but in my view it's not appeasement to talk to your enemies"

How naive. The whole point is that these two warmongers never talk, and be able to promote their very similar ideologies onto their respective countries. They both are spending far too much on the armed forces, and support their expenditures on some outdated utopias that should have been forgotten a long time ago.

Tuesday, October 24, 2006

UN sanctions including Russians and Chinese on the way for Islamist Fascists in Iran

It is good to see that no matter how hard the Russians like Lavrov try, they cannot disrupt the unity of the UN against the Islamist Fascists in Iran.

One of the diplomats, who spoke on condition of anonymity because the draft was not yet public, described all three measures as moderate and narrowly focused in an attempt to win Russian and Chinese backing to punish Iran's refusal to suspend uranium enrichment. The diplomat added that Moscow and Beijing could be formally presented with the draft as early as later this week.

This then represents a very agreeable first stage, that will ruffle the mullahs feathers.

ElBaradei is Neville Chamberlain reincarnated when it comes to Iran's Islamist nukes

I cannot but look back at the similarities. Wiki describes:

The repeated failures of the Baldwin government to deal with rising Nazi power are often laid, historically, on the doorstep of Chamberlain, since he presided over the final collapse of European affairs, resisted acting on military information, lied to the House of Commons about Nazi military strength, shunted out opposition which, correctly, warned of the need to prepare – and above all, failed to use the months profitably to ready for the oncoming conflict.

And now I read:

Unlike American officials, ElBaradei says that he is not convinced that Iran's ultimate goal is to build a weapon, though IAEA officials believe that Iran wants to have all of the major components of a weapon in hand so that it is clear that it could build one in weeks or months.

History repeats itself, but not exactly.

Monday, October 23, 2006

More babies needed for suicide bombs in Iran

The idiotic Islamist Fascist President obviously does not know how expensive it is to raise a family to a high standard.

'I am against saying that two children are enough. Our country has a lot of capacity. It has the capacity for many children to grow in it. Iran even has the capacity for 120 million people.'

Ever since he has started his rule, inflation has rocketed, and huge sums of money have left Iran, and the city slums have mushroomed. He is a butcher that has encouraged Iranians to commit suicide for his dogma. Maybe that is what he is really referring to. He will have a lot to answer for in the International Court of Human Rights one day, if we can capture him and get him there.