Mottaki heckled in Dublin

Three Iranian protesters arrested

BBC: Three men were arrested in Ireland on Wednesday night at a demonstration in Dublin during a visit by Iranian foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki. During an address to the Institute of International and European Affairs Mr Mottaki was heckled by two protesters. About 25 protesters gathered outside in protest against the visit by Mr Mottaki who was pelted with eggs as he left. Irish police said three men in their early to mid-30s were detained on suspicion of public order offences. One demonstrator, who said he was Iranian, was reportedly punched and kicked by the minister's bodyguards >>>

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10-Jun-2010
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amgw4

you're deranged

by amgw4 on

"harass these ... and don't give them a moment of peace. That is the least that we can do. On another note, why didn't the police take the monkey's thugs ("bodyguards") to jail for assaulting the protesters? This is not Iran. They shouldn't be able to get away with these crimes."

Are you this clueless about basic law and morality? You think you can harass and attack someone and the police will arrest them and not you? You people are largely deranged.

Tell you what. Why don't you go to some speech in the US or wherever you are, try this and have your friend video what happens. I will enjoy seeing US police beat a maniac down.


Onlyiran

Sweeeeeet

by Onlyiran on

harass these ... and don't give them a moment of peace.  That is the least that we can do.  On another note, why didn't the police take the monkey's thugs ("bodyguards") to jail for assaulting the protesters?  This is not Iran.  They shouldn't be able to get away with these crimes.  


bachenavvab

June 12th

by bachenavvab on

May very well be the last day of employment for all mozdoors, chomaghdars and cyber mozdoors alike.  The shame however will live on and eat away at you from inside.  The mirror will be your worst enemy; as youth fades away, shame grows. 

Wise up now and save your souls!


shushtari

too bad I wasn't there.....

by shushtari on

chortaki would  be in a hospital now LOL


amgw4

Fine, maybe this will happen to you when you speak

by amgw4 on

or try to do any basic civil activity. I wonder what you'll do when some maniac interrupts you to rant like a deranged lunatic.


AryamehrNYC

@amgw4

by AryamehrNYC on

Are you kidding me with your moronic comments?  Maybe you have forgotten what your mentors (the current hammals so-called leading the Islamic Republic) did to Iranian dignitaries back int he late 1970's?  What these 2 brave Iranians did in this video truly pales in comparison to the insulting and barbaric tactics that were used 30+ years ago. 

Payback will be a b*tch....


Darius Kadivar

FYI/Iran's Hidden Cyberjihad by Abbas Milani (Foreign Policy)

by Darius Kadivar on

Iran's Hidden Cyberjihad by Abbas Milani 

//www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2010/06/07/irans_hidden_cyberjihad

Iran employs a vast and sometimes invisible army of paid minions and ideological myrmidons to help frame every question in the public domain -- and even manufacture convenient "facts" to fit its claims. A major element of this is a massive and largely unreported initiative, which the government -- increasingly obsessed with fighting what the political organ of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Sobhe Sadeq, calls America's "soft power" -- refers to as the "Cyberjihad." The Iranian government has reportedly deployed 10,000 members of the Basij, its thuggish militia, in service of this "jihad." Western companies like Nokia Siemens have been selling Iran the technologies and the know-how needed to censor and control the Internet. The government's allies have carried out successful hacks on sites close to the opposition, including opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi's site Kaleme, the site linked to reformist cleric Mehdi Karroubi, and dozens belonging to key dissidents in exile.

The Iranian government trains its cyberjihadists in everything from how to influence chat rooms to the "semiotics of cyberspace," according to a curriculum sent to me by a disgruntled regime member. The IRGC site Gerdab.ir features photos of demonstrators, seeking in effect to crowd-source surveillance. Since September, the IRGC has owned the telecommunications giant that controls all Internet access, cell phones, and social networking sites in Iran. But the story of Iran's cyberjihad has gone almost entirely unremarked in the Western media, despite its massive scale and relative effectiveness.

 


Cost-of-Progress

"These Iranians

by Cost-of-Progress on

are complete lunatics".  The resident apologist proclaims.

They are expressing their disgust at the anti nationalist government that you so dearly embrace. They are in fact brave Iranains. The lunatics are those who support an anti iran, anti human, anti logic and assbackward regime like the Islamic Regime of Iran.

 

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IRAN FIRST

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amgw4

What an idiot

by amgw4 on

What kind of a moron burst into a conference and starts yelling like a lunatic, and then complains that he was removed? It's as if he think he has the right to stand there yelling like a maniac. Do you think you can do that in the US? They'd taser and probably shoot you and you would go to jail. These Iranians are complete lunatics.


Darius Kadivar

Who ya gonna call? ;0)

by Darius Kadivar on

GHOSTBUSTERS -Ray Parker Jr - Ghostbusters

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4uxIo4t7xM

If there's something strange
in your neighborhood
Who ya gonna call?
GHOSTBUSTERS

If there's something weird
and it don't look good
Who ya gonna call?
GHOSTBUSTERS

I ain't afraid of no ghosts
I ain't afraid of no ghosts

If you're seeing things
running through your head
Who can ya call?
GHOSTBUSTERS