With the revelation of NIAC lobby’s lifetime president and chief lobbyist exchanging cordial businesslike emails with the Islamist Rapists Republic's Ambassador to UN arranging meetings with congressmen, a classic lobbying duty, the quintessential questions are:
Were the NIAC lobby members, supporters and financial contributors aware of this relationship and approved it beforehand?
If they were not aware of it, does it matter to them that the lobby they support has had this till now secret businesslike relationship with at least one Islamist Rapist emissary?
If their lobby’s relationship with IRR which even with the current fragmentary evidence strongly points to it as being a case of sleeping with the enemy against IRR’s opposition turns out to be one; is that what they signed up for?
Do the NIAC lobby supporters put all the NIAC lobby doubters/opponents in a single category of Anti-Iranian warmongering nutjobs?
At the same time that it is still fighting it in the court trying to prevent all the discovery documents from being made available to all--NIAC lobby still has not handed over all the requested documents for the discovery phase of the civil action it has brought against an Iranian opposing the Islamist Rapists, when it does the picture will get clearer.
Till then NIAC lobby should begin answering questions which even with the conclusion of its civil case or all the NIAC lobby coordinated lovey-dovey write ups and planted stories will not go away.
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Moosir, the bsis much heavier and thicker from you &other
by Zal on Tue Nov 17, 2009 09:17 AM PSTommatie and IRR agents. like niac and trita your days are numbered and that explains the desperate push to salvage the unsalvageable.
Fred is anti-Iran pro-war
by MOOSIRvaPIAZ on Tue Nov 17, 2009 09:13 AM PSTSince you like to spam Iranian.com with your BS, I'll repeat and repeat and repeat.
"The campaign against NIAC should be seen for what it is — an attempt
to delegitimize any Iranian-American voices that are insufficiently
hawkish for the neocons’ liking. Hawks in Washington and Jerusalem are
faced with the inconvenient fact that few Iranians, even those harshly
critical of the regime, desire to see their country get bombed or
invaded, or for Iran’s most vulnerable citizens to die under the weight
of sanctions that do nothing to help the cause of the Green Movement.
Hence the attempt to portray any Iranian who opposes sanctions or war
as a stooge of the regime — and the hawks’ recent turn against the
Iranian opposition itself, for refusing to play Chalabi and tell them
what they want to hear. As the battle over Iran continues in
Washington, it is likely that the attacks on NIAC and other dovish
voices in the Iranian-American community are only going to get worse
rather than better," - Daniel Luban.