Hooray for Freedom Before and After Expression!

To: Anonymous21

ممنون فیلسوف جان! من اصلا پرس تی وی دسترسی ندارم! و بهت قول میدم 10 سال بیش از تو آمریکا بودم. و  مثل تو رادیو اسراییل هم همه اش گوش نمیکنم! در  ضمن برو عبارت "چکمه لیس" رو معنی اش رو ببین چیه! بعدش استاپ لیکینگ!

Farrad

1. Hamoon shabe aval Fox elam kard. Hatta ba yeki az analystashon ham sohbat kard. BBC ro man niga nemikonam nadidam. CNN ham khodam toosh didam be hamin tartib.
2. emricayee ha khayli bishtar az ooni ke fekr mikoni be khatere khastehashoon fadakari mikonan va zarar midan. goftane in ke nemigan ke mardome US nafahaman ke che zarar haye be khater doosti be Isreal daran tahmol mikonan neshooneye ine ke ya tooye US nisti va taze ba siyasate US ashna shodi, ya inke ehtemalan faghat pressTV niga mikoni. Isreal razmnave USS Liberty US ro ham ghargh kard tooye jang emricaye ha chizi nagoftan. bacheye chale meydoon nistan ke ba in harfa sare ghayret bioftan va beran poshte kakhe sefid bast beshinan. Agar ham miikhay bedooni CASMII chi hast az dooste azizet ghahremane janghaye mamasani Qmars pourkasal bepors barat tozih mide.
3. Mardome US va be tabae oon dolate US be hemayat az Isreal tahte har sharayeti mosamam hastan, deal with it, mese doostane to nistan ke harki bishtar dad beran tarafe oon. Agar ham nemitooni tahamol koni beshin toyoe abe sard.
(rasti tooye PressTV abe sard payda mishe?)
be editore aziz= agar ham mihkay ino delete koni bezar aval Farrad bekhune fekr nakone ke mozakhrafatesh javab nadashte.

To: Anonymous21

الکی شعر نگو ! اولا که هممه اشون گزارش نکردن. من روز بعد و دو روز بعد از این ماجرا اخبار شب بی بی سی و سی بی و سی ان ان رو نیگاه کردم، هیچ نگفتن!  اگر هم گزارش دادن ختما اون آخر شب بوده که تونیگاه کردی! و اون هم چه گزارشی؟ دیر وقت یا تو صفحه سوم روزنامه. ثاتیا جند تا برنامه امور مالی و بیزنس که افزایش قیمت نفت رو گزارش کردند اصلا اشاره ای به دلیل این افزایش نکردن! نمیخوان مردم آمریکا یه وقت تصور کنن که دوستان مهربون اسراییلی مون باعث شدند ما پای پمپ بنزین بیشتر بپردازیم!  شما چرا تهمت به کسی میزنید. اگه مردی با اسم اصلی ات و با منطق کامنت بزار! و تهمت الکی نزن!  خوش خدمتی برای CASMI   چی چی هست؟ میشه بگی شما که بلدی؟ What is CASMII?

Farrad jan

Azizam hamashon goftan. to goosh nakardi. avaze inke bepari maghale benevisi aval az yeki bepors baad vase CASMII khosh khedamti kon.

Defense official: Mofaz

Defense official: Mofaz remark on Iran strike is not state policy

//www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/991145.html

See Haaretz Article Below- Very close to What you are saying

The only difference is that they can admit when their leaders screw up. We Iranians don't have the permission to do the same. We are still trying to make excuses for what Ahmadenejad says instead of harshly critisizing him
for his stupid statements.

ANALYSIS / Mofaz's Iran jibe too high a price for party politics
By Yossi Verter, Haaretz Correspondent
Tags: Israel, Iran, Shaul Mofaz

Since Kadima's leadership contest has not officially begun, and no date for the primary has even been set, it is hard not to be impressed with the activity of candidate Shaul Mofaz: In a single week, he moved to the Golan Heights, set up a new cabinet and bombed Iran - all with his mouth. The latter move single-handedly caused the sharpest one-day increase in history in the price of a barrel of crude: $11.

On one hand, that is impressive productivity; on the other, it is scary. What is he planning for us during the real campaign, or the second round, if there is one? A world war? A clash of Titans?

The world's most important newspapers paid serious attention to the statements Mofaz made in an interview with Yedioth Ahronoth on Friday and linked them to the rise in the price of petroleum. The Financial Times noted that Mofaz was born in Iran - which evidently makes him some sort of authority.
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But the Prime Minister's Office and the Defense Ministry were less impressed. Senior officials in both saw the statements as "a reflection of outrageous irresponsibility." When Mofaz, who is responsible for the strategic dialogue between Israel and the United States, announces that Israel will attack Iran with support from Washington, he is supposedly hinting that during last week's meeting between Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and President George Bush, they agreed on some sort of operational plan.

If Mofaz knows what he is talking about, he has revealed the two countries' greatest and most highly classified secret and has potentially seriously damaged a military operation. That is a bit too high a price for a party primary.

When Mofaz defected to Kadima from Likud in winter 2005, he was at the height of his race for the Likud leadership. Today, while vying for Kadima's leadership, he is conducting a Likud-style campaign. As Likud-like as possible- drenched in militarist and rightist declarations.

If we thought before that Mofaz wanted to turn Kadima into Likud B, it seems that we were naive. He wants to turn it into Likud A, and perhaps even merge the two parties and, once Benjamin Netanyahu quits the scene, run for the Likud leadership. Mofaz does not say things haphazardly. He apparently reached the conclusion that most of Kadima's members (as opposed to most of its voters) are increasingly leaning to the right, and he is making a bid for their support.

This may also be Tzipi Livni's calculation. Several days ago, the foreign minister told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that the "military option is on the table" in relation to Iran. This was a less dramatic and bombastic declaration than the one made by Mofaz, but it also reflected a verbal escalation.

This is the twilight of Olmert's government, and its slow death, along with the start of the primary campaign, bode only ill. In one breath, there is talk of an attack on Iran, a peace accord with the Palestinians, the resumption of talks with Syria and an operation in the Gaza Strip. Nothing seems clear or obvious.

Mofaz is the person who may replace Ehud Barak at the Defense Ministry if Labor leaves the coalition. But on Saturday, some in Labor sounded reluctant to leave. "If everyone is losing their mind," a senior Labor figure said, "it might be best for the only mature party" - Labor, of course - "not to rush to leave this government."