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Thank you. Very informing.
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They're next!
Perhaps this is all just sabre rattling based on not knowing what else to say publically. I guess I do not read anything new in this article we already did not understand. One thing appears certain, the Mullahs will continue to dictate how heavy the joke of oppression should be for their people. No one is going to change the regiem any time soon. They know just how much they can get away with and will go no further.
Thanks for post.
"Wherever they [i.e. the Americans] are, we are also," he said. "And wherever they can hit us we can hit them, and harder."
Wanna bet?
Someone really needs to give Khamenei some reality therapy. Going to war with the worlds only superpower is a REALLY bad idea.
What do dictators do when they think they're going to lose power?
http://rescueattempt.tripod.com/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/iranian-student-leader.jpg
Here's a picture of this terrorist.
recently he was quoted as saying he wanted better relations with the US.
Seems he is true to his Islamikazi colors.
>>>>"The Americans do not have the stomach for a long fight," says Brig. Javani, one of the rising stars of the military in Teheran<<<<
Dont worry , it wont take long dickbreath.
I strongly suspected Iran's ruling mullahs, in conjunction with Syria, Hizballah & Hamas would attempt to coordinate some sort of multi-wave of terrorism directed at Iraq, Israel, Afghanistan and Lebanon as well.
The fanatical mullahs are cognizant a showdown with the U.S. & Israel is inevitable over Tehran's threatening nuclear build up.
Assad and the powers behind him in Damascus are also aware the winds of freedom are blowing from the direction of Lebanon and they will use Hizballah to keep the fires of tension burning inside Lebanon, and by way of firing rockets into northern Israel.
Real lasting 'peace' is completely impossible due to the robot like, suicidal nature of Islamic death cults. Their way is only total jihad to the death.
Hamas, supported by Iran & Syria will try to launch a new wave of terror, which this time Israel will most likely respond with mammoth anti-terrorist counter measures
The tyrants of Tehran also know their vast amounts of OPEC crude oil exports can also be used as a weapon, if they think their time as a régime is drawing to an end.
Iranian Truth
Saturday, May 21, 2005
http://iraniantruth.blogspot.com/2005/05/rise-of-militarism-there-is-view-now.html
The Rise of Militarism
There is a view now amongst Western writers and shared by some Iranian journalists that the actual issue behind the current presidential elections, and the recent parlamentarian elections, is the rise of militarism. Patrick Clawson of the Washington Institute on Near East Policy, a right-wing think tank, writes: "Nearly all of the important political figures to date—reformers and hardliners alike—came from the 1979 revolutionary generation. By contrast, many of the hardliners elected to the Majlis last year were new political faces from the 1980–88 Iran-Iraq war generation (to which the rest of the candidates openly appeal)." William Samii discusses the same trend in the Weekly Standard.
Indeed key political positions have already been taken over by members of the Revolutionary Guards. Last year, Ezatollah Zarghami was named chief of national television and radio chief, a key political position in Iran which, prior to Zarghami, was held by Ali Larijani, one of the key conservative presidential candidates this year. Furthermore, the closure of Iran's new international airport by the Revolutionary Guard, justified on the basis that the involvement of a Turkish consortium represents a threat to national security and prestige, has been viewed by many commentators as the Revolutionary Guards greatest demonstration of power. Particularly, given that the company which lost the contract bid to build the airport to the Turkish consortium allegedly has close ties to the Revolutionary Guards.
Needless to say, the Revolutionary Guards have a favored candidate in these elections, Tehran mayor Mahmoud Ahmadinezhad. Ahmadinezhad is supported by the Alliance of Builders of Islamic Iran, a conservative party which dominated the recent parliamentarian elections by winning almost all of Tehran's seats. Assuming this trend to continue, one would expect that Iranian foreign policy begin to reflect current militarist perspectives in Israel This would mean the expansion of unilateralism, alarmism, political conservatism, and authoritarianism. Even where a reformist candidate were to be elected, given the limited powers allocated to the president, if the election were to demonstrate the infiltration of militarism in the conservative party, rather then pragmatism, it is more likely then not that Iran's economic and political reform process will collapse altogether.
Also posted at Iranscan.net
|| Nema # 5/21/2005 05:24:00 AM
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