Ever since we have had the Mullahs take over Iran, every one has been blabbering on about nuclear Iran. Not one word about the genocide taking place every day. I would get shot on the spot for saying this anywhere in Iran right now.
So who benefits from shutting me and folks like me for good. Well, look at what we say.
We don’t like anything that destroys life on Earth. That by the way was verbally was mentioned for the first time ever, by our Iranian ancestors some 20,000 years ago, when all the other Human Beings were going around killing anything or anyone standing in their way. Read Zend-Avesta.
Human rights has been the father of democracy. Your choice is ultimately based on how much freedom you have. No matter how much free will you have, ultimately the guy with gun on the street with no brains, has your freedom on his trigger.
Believe it or not his finger on the trigger is only pulled when he thinks he can benefit from pulling it. So non-violent resistance was developed to prevent that trigger being pulled.
The same applies to Iran’s nuclear posture. Right now the Mullahs are more than eager to pull the trigger. They have useless reasons but more importantly, people who are in the same business as them like them.
Who is in the same business as the Mullahs and is not a Mullah? Simple. It is an arms trader. And where does he sleep peacefully at night, whilst genocide takes place in Iran? Mostly in USA.
So next time you read an article about nuclear Iran, remember that the Mullahs and the foreign arms traders are in this together. They are putting the nuclear issue before the human issue. They are putting the Cart before the Horse.
It is then really nice to see our Noble Prize winner finally state that the human situation in Iran is more important than the nuclear one. http://bit.ly/JGRdLL.
Ultimately you will only cure the nuclear situation if you cure the human situation, not the other way round. We need non violent human being in charge. Not people with belief in capital punishment, heaven and hell etc etc.
