Posted on 04/09/2004 12:10:01 PM PDT by nuconvert
Movement Calls for Massive Support of Bush and the opening of an internal front
SMCCDI (Information Service)
Apr 9, 2004
The Movement called, this morning (09:00 AM Tehran's local time), for a massive support of George W. Bush in preparation of the upcoming US Presidential election. The call was made by Aryo B. Pirouznia, of SMCCDI, during an interview made with the popular Los Angeles based "National Iranian TV" (NITV) which broadcasts for Iran, America and Europe.
The Movement's Coordinator who was speaking during a round table, hosted by Cyrus Sharafshahi of NITV, stated: " The dynamic for the Iranian People must be to help the current US President in order to be re-elected. The Man at the White House has been supporting us in our endeavors while his opponents were the same who for years helped and backed the clerics by ignoring our plight and discussing on top of our People's blood. "
Pirouznia added: " We all remember how the Carter administration supported the mullahs and how Ramsey Clark qualified a tyrant, such as Khomeini, as a "Gandhi of his time"..... Same type of demagogy was followed, on the blood of the Iranian People, during the Clinton Administration which offered apologies to this regime and which helped the continuation of its life by promoting the so-called reformists..... Of course, we all remember how Al Gore qualified the Islamic republic regime as "being on the way of becoming democratic" during the famous electoral TV debate he had with Mr. Bush..... Now few years later, the same path is being followed by John Kerry who has qualified, SO FAR, the Islamic regime as a "democracy" and promised to establish ties and to "repair damages" in an e.mail sent to the official Mehr News Agency affiliated to the mullahs regime.... Such an unethical doing was quoted by the official Tehran Times of February 8th.... One must ask him then what is his excuse for such wrong doing when everybody know, since a long time, how much the theocratic regime is rejected and illegitimate?..."
" If we can understand the meaning of all these, then any Iranian of conscience and all those hoping for a better future for their country know what they have to do, just as like as millions of Americans who are standing for their principles and sense of integrity at times that thousands of their sons and daughters are engaged against terror and fanatism in the region...." he added.
The SMCCDI's Coordinator explained then the tactic and strategy which must be adopted by the Iranian Freedomlovers by saying: " SMCCDI thinks that Iranians have 2 parallel tasks in their mission of freeing their country and helping to eradicate the terrorist and fanatic Islamist threat....
...The Iranian Diaspora in the US and especially the Iranian-Americans must support massively President Bush who has been supporting publicly and clearly the Iranians in their legitimate aspirations for Freedom and true Democracy.... They must raise funds for his campaign and vote for him on November 4th. ....They must also denounce the activities of the controversial councils and PACs which are claiming to represent them, in the US, but are in reality the same entities which used of the Americans unawareness and their access beside Democrat circles in order to make believe that the Islamic republic can become a Democratic entity. ...Their heads are the same people who raised funds for Clinton, Gore and now for Kerry and that invited the regime's officials, such as, Kamal Kharazzi and Khatami to various meetings in the US in order to help the face lifting of an ugly and inhuman regime for more than seven years...
....The Iranians of inside must increase their protest actions and demonstrations in view of what's going on in our two neighboring countries.... They must understand that many of the same Arabic speaking or Afghani forces that were used for their repression, along with thousands of Iranian Bassidjis and security appratus, are now engaged in terror activities in Iraq and in Afghanistan.... For so, to help themselves and to help the Americans, "we must beat the regime at its own game by opening a wide scale front of unrest inside the country".... Such actions will force the regime to split its attention and forces while it permits to show how Iranians do have the same common enemy than the Americans and any civilized people..."
The other guests of the round table were Assadollah Morovati and Pari Saffari of the Los Angeles based "Radio Voice of Iran" (KRSI).
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My thoughts exactly. I've just been reading some info about the Kurds. They too support Bush more than many Americans.
It is sad.
Several thoughts have occurred to me in the context of Iraq, but they are also applicable universally and thusly to Iran as well. 1.) One has to spill his own blood for his freedom. 2.) Mass protest/revolt is a path to the people’s freedom.
Given the protests that we have seen in Iraq, if the Iraqis really wanted the US out of Iraq, it would be very easy to obtain. There are over 5 million people in Baghdad. If only 20% of the people stood up in protest, there would no way for US forces to stand up to them. US forces could be completely overwhelmed. Certainly some Iraqis would lose their lives initially, but the huge number of people would not allow that to occur for long.
By the way, I think that since we do not see 20% of the population of Baghdad rising up in protest, it means that most Iraqis want the US in Iraq.
This isn’t a new idea. When the Spain conquered the Aztecs for instance, the Aztecs had significantly larger numbers. Cortez had only about 500 men with him. While Cortez held Montezuma as a hostage, the Aztecs could have spilled a little of their own blood, in other words, sacrificed Montezuma for their freedom. Freedom for the people must be obtained by the people themselves.
So in Iran, it would be most prudent to take a look at the statistics. If the vast majority of Tehran were to rise up in revolt, what is the probability of anyone individual of losing his or her life? It is actually very low. It may even be possible to have a bloodless coup.
If the Iranians ever want lasting freedom, it will have to be their will, their blood.
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