Fighting Words

Agreeing with Jeesh Daram

 In
other word the millions of people who marched the streets of Iran and hailed
Khomeini had no hands in choosing their destiny? How long do we want to blame
the West for our mistakes? How long do we want to blame "ingilisa" or
"Amrikayea" for our misfortune that was brought upon us by no one but
us?  You mean to tell us that the millions of Iranians who live in Iran
are nothing but bunch of dumb Asses, just waiting for a puppet master to pull
their strings? don't you think it's time for us to change our old habit and
find a solution instead of comfortably blaming others and do nothing? the
problem is Iranians no matter where they live don't know the meaning of the
"Unity" we don't know to play like a team, we are used to be
"too sari khor" and adjust to any situation bad or good and lament
over the past instead of looking to the future and finding a way to become an
independent country, and unless we don't abide by the constitution, laws of the
country which are set by the body of lawmakers, create a united front against
dictatorship, stop looking up to one person whether it’s akhund or shah to
solve our problems we will never be anything but how we are now.

The difference between Palestine & Syria is twofold

First of all, the Jooooz are involved in Palestine. Secondly, Palestine is Holy, and Syria is not. This explains the filthy hypocrisy of West-residing Stalinist and crypto-IRI Groupies regarding this issue. Any questions?

PN - for your information -the Pahlavi regime was deposed

33 years ago.  So, it's practically impossible for anyone to support it.  You may wish to see a psychiatrist to help you get out of that era.  Secondly, I personally have always, and will continue, to condemn Israeli injustice against the Palestinians.  It's just that I don't use the Palestinians for propaganda purposes like you and your ilk.  

The number of dead in Syria in less than a month is perhaps ten times of that in the Palestinian territories for the past decade.  Not that even one death is justified, especially that of civilians, but that's just to give your apparently comatose brain a point of reference and something with which you can guage the level of violence.

PS- I am no fan of the Pahlavi regime or monarchy in general.  So, don't even waste my time with that distraction. 

PN -Stop doing mullah's dirty work and stop distracting from the

I'm afraid that name calling and smart talk doesn't cut it.............I don't see any reason behind some of our so-called fellow citizens' concern for the wellbeing of the Syrian people, while they shun the Palestinian issue, and choose to either ignore, deny or justify the support of the criminal Zionist regime for the filthy Pahlavis. It's politics in bulk............no sampling please.........

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 Riyadh Al-As`ad said thatby vildemose on Fri Feb 10, 2012 09:15 AM PST

Riyadh Al-As`ad said that his forces did attack a center for "thugs" (Shabbihah) in Aleppo but that they did not bomb it but that the Syrian regime bombed after the withdrawal of the Free Syrian Army forces. Let me get this straight--it is not easy to keep up with the lies of this army or the Syrian National Council: so the forces of the Free Syrian Army attacked a center of "regime's thugs" but that after the withdrawal of the Free Syrian Army armed thugs (sorry, soldiers), the Syrian regime's thugs in the center decided to bomb themselves? I mean, that is exactly the account that Riyad Al-As`ad told on Aljazeera Arabic.

A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.

A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.

Couple of appropriate cartoons from Khodnevis on Syria

Turkish Foreign Minister Discussed Syria Today

Davutoglu, the Turkish Foreign Minister was in Washington this week to meet Hilary. He discussed the Syrian situation in great length. At the end of his speech, in response to Haleh Esfandiari's question, he discussed the nuclear issue.

//www.c-span.org/Events/Foreign-Minister-Spea...

IRI's bloody hands: Video:How Iran is helping Syria crush revolt

Posted in the news section by Darius Kadivar:

//iranian.com/main/news/2012/02/10/video-how-iran-helping-syria-crush-revolt

//www.juancole.com/2012/

A state of war only serves as an excuse for domestic tyranny.--Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.

PN -Stop doing mullah's dirty work and stop distracting from the

ongoing massacre.  This is not about the Phalavis.  It's time for all you fossils to get over your obsession with 33 year old events, and stop propagandizing for the brutal regimes in Iran and Syria.  Beeating the Pahlavi dead horse for the past 33 years has served you well.  But no one is buying it anymore.

In short: get a life! 

خاندان اسد، پشتیبان بشار در سرکوب مخالفان سوریه

Let us see one single piece of  evidence which can prove that the dirty Farah and the rest of the beneficiary members of the filthy Pahlavis did otherwise...............

خاندان اسد، پشتیبان بشار در سرکوب مخالفان سوریه

«حمص در آستانه بروز فاجعه انسانی»

Posted on 02/10/2012 by

Posted on 02/10/2012 by Juan

Syria’s military continued its brutal assault on neighborhoods of Homs, a center of civil disobedience against the regime, on Thursday, killing over 100 persons, including children.

This deployment of military force against civilians who were protesting is a war crime, and part of a pattern that by now amounts to crimes against humanity.

The first thing that comes to mind at these horrific images is that something should be done.

But what? Sen. John McCain has called for arming the rebels, as has the The New Republic, which appears to be veering again toward Neoconservatism.

My wise colleague Marc Lynch has raised important questions about the wisdom of this course.

I would argue an even stronger case against. Once you flood a country with small and medium arms, it destabilizes it for decades.

Ronald Reagan spread weapons all around northern Pakistan, and in my view began the destabilization of that country, which now has an endemic problem with armed tribes, militias and gangs. I saw the same thing happen in Lebanon shortly before, during the civil war that threw that country into long term fragility. More recently, we saw a civil war in Algeria (1991-2000) that left 150,000 people dead, which is really no different than what has been going on in Syria except that it was on a much larger scale and the West at that time decided to support the secular generals against the rebelling Muslim fundamentalists. The arming of Iraq post-Saddam has left it a horribly violent society for the foreseeable future (a plethora of US arms given to the new Iraqi military and police were often sold off to guerrillas). And while the war would have been longer in Libya if Qatar and France had not secretly armed the rebels, it likely would have had a similar outcome (what was really important was NATO attrition of Libyan armor). And in that case the problem the country now faces, of militia rule and fragmentation, would have been much less severe....

//www.juancole.com/2012/02/the-dilemma-over-syria.html

Doctors without borders…

Is on the top list of our donation, which we often request our BD, Christmas gift be a donation to them in our behalf.  This report only reinforce their commitment to a great work in a borderless world.

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad

OnlyIran: We may not see exactly eye-to-eye on this issue…

And I don’t mean to beat a dead horse, but only to point out that your view is based on the assumption that the Flotilla was designed/organized by Turkey.  It was and still is an international grassroots effort by people who see their own government impotent  or accomplice in Ghettoization of Gaza.

  A better comparison in my mind would have been, the involvement of IRI thru arming and encouragement of Palestinian mainly to act as a buffer zone between Israel and Iran and, by design, try to prolong that conflict as long as possible.

Here is another question:  Of those who [rightly] feel appalled by the crimes of the Regime in Syria, felt and spoke the same when Bahrainis were been killed, though it was put down by foreign forces and was never allowed to get to the point of Syria  

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad

Syria unrest: Aleppo bomb attacks 'kill 25'

Dear AO - you don't need to tell me something that I already

know about this sad bunch!

It absolutely is Bavafa

That stunt was pulled by Turkey for political reasons, namely to gain support and status among Arab nations and to assume some sort of leadership role in the Middle East, in competition with Iran and Saudi Arabia.  It was a power play at the expense of people who dies on that ship.  And as far as the IRI and it taking advantage of the tragedy, well, we don't even need to go there.

The Syrian uprising is a grassroots uprising by the people against a brutal dictatorship.  It has nothing to do with foreigners, despite how much IRI supporters try to portray it otherwise.   

Dear OnlyIran: I hardly think...

That the IRI or Turkey involvement and condemnation of the flotilla fiasco is the same as the current situation in Syria. But I have condemn IRI involvement in Syria, along with what the Syrian regime is doing to its citizens. As such, I have also repeatedly condemn IRI treatment of Iranian citizen along with Bahrainian or the backward Saudis.  

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad

Dear OI-If these numb nuts are "peace lovers," I'm Miss America

Dude, these characters are only motivated by one thing and one thing only: their disgusting anti-Semitism.  It's all about the Jews.  That's all.  The whole world can blow up and they won't care.  But a dog can pee on a sidewalk in Ramallah and they'll fill this site with comments and blogs.  It's a product of living under a system for the past 33 years that has anti-Semitism as its core ideology.  It has filled their meager brains with hate and they vomit that hate in the form of fake cries of "freedom for Palestine."  And don't be fooled.  They couldn't give a rat's ass about Palestine either.  Thier disineguity manifests itself in their over the top cries for Gaza.  

Seriously, I have friends who are from Gaza, whose family members suffered losses in the 2009 attack on Gaza--and they don't even hate Israel, and are not as blatently anti-Semitic, as these losers. They have a much more balanced and intelligent approach to the issue than these hysterical nudniks (note the Yiddish word that I just used to define them--adds insult to injury for them).

Anyway, here's a report from Doctors Without Borders (which will probably be accused of being a Zionist toy) on how Assad is using medicine as a weapon.  How much lower can you go?

//www.doctorswithoutborders.org/press/release.cfm?id=5755&cat=press-release

Video: Nowhere to hide from Assad's bombs for Syria's children

OnlyIran

Exactly right. They are a shameful/shameless bunch.

Dear Amir1973

I wish it was only silence on the Syria massacre.  But they go way further. They actually try to justify it and divert attention from it.  These people have no shame or humanity whatsoever!!!! 

I agree with Jeesh Daram

They install puppets and they remove puppets.

One puppet after the other.

If thes puppets like a whore (Assad, Mubarak, Saddam etc) is not making the  money for the pimps (England, USA, France) they will be replaced.

They also realized that making Iran an Islamic country brought them Billions of dollars much more than the Shah would. As a ammter of fact the Islamic Fascist regime has been giving out natural resources like candies.

Look at the ouil prices today.

It is our fault as a nation we have stayed very primitive and lack trust and solidarity.

One Iran for all Iranians

Dear OnlyIran,

The IRI talks about Palestine, they talk about Palestine. 

I would also add: the IRI talks about Bahrain (about 50 killed in 1 year versus many more than that killed by Assad in 1 day), they talk about Bahrain. The IRI denounces the West, they denounce the West. Just compare their reactions to Israel-Holy Palestine versus their absent or very muted reactions to far greater killing in Syria. You have these hypocrites pegged perfectly.

But Bavafa Jaan

You say:

The protection of civilian in Syria must be a priority for the international community.  But also any power trying to take advantage of the carnage in that nation must also be condemned equally

But did you, or anyone else for that matter, try to condemn other nations', such as IRI and Turkey, taking advantage of the Gaza Flotilla incident on the two blogs that I have cited in this blog?  I didn't see any. 

On the subject of the blog itself....

Sadly there is no shortage of hypocrite on IC.  There are those who scream foul when one side kills yet stay silent or even cheer when the other side does the same thing.  In fact few have the courage to treat all crimes equally and rise their voice when both side kill.

Let’s not forget the recent prisoner of the day here that was rejected by many, even though technically he is a prisoner of political nature.

  The crimes committed by Assad regime in Syria must be condemned and confronted.  The protection of civilian in Syria must be a priority for the international community.  But also any power trying to take advantage of the carnage in that nation must also be condemned equally.  Lastly, if we see people skeptical and untrusting of the West, it is not without reason.  Their silence during 2009 uprising in Iran AND specially the uprising in Bahrain and their lack of support points to their hypocrisy and selective support of dictators around the world.

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad

Report: US may be forced to 'militarize' Syria crisis

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ویدر ماوس - به آن هم فکر کرده ام و مطلب خوبی را عنوان کردید.  بهرحال مقایسه دو دیکتاتور است و میدانیم هدف غرب اسلامیزاسیون تمام خاور میانه است،  برای سرکوب بیشتر آن کشورها  و مظلوم نشان دادن اسرائیل که آنهم نهایتا یک حکومت وابسته به آرمانهای دینی است.  باید دید کدام یک از ما کشورها دوام بیاوریم و نه زیر حکومت دینی برویم و نه دیکتاتوری نظامی