This eminently Bushist Obama "red line" business, applied to Syria, Iran or both, is becoming a tad ridiculous. Take Pentagon head Chuck Hagel's tour of Israel and the "friendly" GCC (the de facto Gulf Counter-revolution Club) last week. US defense contractors had the Moet flowing as Hagel merrily congregated with that prodigy of democracy -- Unit ... Continue reading »
بحران های که امریکا در منطقه ایجاد می کند همه برای تسلط قدرت و جنبه مادی دارد نه حقوق بشر اخر چطور می شود با ارسال ادم کش و سلاح و برهم زدن ارامش مردم کشور های دیگر برای انان دمکراسی را به ارمغان اورد . وقتی روش های استعماری کار گرد خود را به علت رشد جامعه روشنفکر از دست می دهند غربی ها از راه توطعه و شستسوی مغزی و دروغ پردازی و سانسور ایجاد جنگ رو ... Continue reading »
The story goes something like this: During the Iran-Iraq War, faced with an invading Iraqi army, the outgunned and overwhelmed Islamic Republic of Iran eventually resorted to "human wave" attacks in order to sweep for land mines and absorb Iraqi heavy artillery. The ruling mullahs embarked on a variety of indoctrination campaigns both in public and ... Continue reading »
In the wake of the Boston Bombings and the public acrimony about the two Chechen bombers it is probably important to note that like so many things involving terrorism today, these Chechen boys are very much the ‘product’ of U.S. (and British) policy to use Islamic Fundamentalism as a weapon in Central Asia and the Middle East. Much like the Taliban ... Continue reading »
As Barack Obama arrives in Mexico for the first visit of his second term in office, talk hasinevitably turned to the United States' floundering war on drugs in Latin America. And as efforts are made to scrutinize what the United States and Mexico are doing wrong, it's worth looking at where things are going right. In recent years, one unlikely vict ... Continue reading »
Iran’s terrorist-backing government is expanding the use of proxies around the world to carry out its military policies, according to a Pentagon report.
Tehran also continued building ballistic missiles and appears on the way to flight testing an intercontinental ballistic missile by 2015, according to a brief summary of the annual Report on the ... Continue reading »
Today, we are casting winter from our hearts while everywhere around us earth devours the last tadigh of snow. Today, the lady of the house is tilting open the windows and shaking free the carpets, and the wind is set loose to roam the house like a busy child. Today, the wind makes mischeif. It behaves like a naughty grandmother refusing h ... Continue reading »
When she spoke of masses and injustice, there laid a thundering river of emotions This is a follow up to "For Shohreh". It was two weeks after I had arrived in the U.S. Three weeks before leaving Iran, I had met with Manuchehr, Farhad, Majid, and others. Manuchehr and Farhad were university students. I had met them two years earlier as Hossein, ... Continue reading »
It’s time for Obama to get off his knees and act. It's time to forget chemical redlines and do something. Enough is enough! Upset by a successful rebel attack on a regime barracks, Assad retaliated by slaughtering residents of a nearby village. Rebels had overrun an army barracks and killed and injured a dozen troops. This pattern is modeled ... Continue reading »
A bit of history first. There is from the beginning of time, as our cultural heritage states, via the oral traditions of Zend Avesta, that Iran's culture needs protection. All the people were noble in Iran. That is what the word "Iran" means. It literally translates to mean, the land of the nobles. Also we did not have a "holy" place, as in The Zen ... Continue reading »
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