A while ago Israel successfully carried out a targeted assassination against Hamas commander Mahmoud Mablouh suffocating him in his hotel bedroom. The audacious and brilliant execution led to condemnation from many countries although each of them have used the same tactics as part of their own anti-terror campaign.
Whether the act was right or wrong, or in violation of international law is worthy of debate in its own right. However, can you imagine the satisfaction the Israelis received from killing a terrorist?If the despicable mullah Khatami, Ahmadinjead, or the great supreme leader of the Occupying Terrorist Monkey Mafia Regime were assassinated in their beds would you not feel the same gratification? I sure as hell would!
However, there is a serious side to targeted assassinations. Would the strategic executions of high profile criminals of the Occupying Monkey Mafia Regime not be the most quickest and effective method of combat against the regime. For Iranians opposed to the regime but campaign againt all forms of military action against Iran, then assassinating terrorists would be the best form of avoiding collateral damage and civilian deaths on a mass scale. Not to mention, of course, the devastation on the civilian infrastructure and the cost of rebuilding Iran after a war.
This is my dream. The reality is that Iranians do not have the military intelligence or political clout to carry out a successful anti-terror campaign like the Israelis and Americans. Nor are Iranians unfied in their objectives and plan about what to replace the mullahs.
However, if Iranians opposed to the Occupying Monkey Mafia Regime could forgo their deep seated animosity towards one another and channel their resources to destroying this regime then target assassinations should not be off the mark.
