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IAEA Inspection

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02/24/2012 - 01:56
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Ari Siletz

Kooshan

by Ari Siletz on

Healthy dilemma to have.  Shows genuine concern for Iran. 

Amoojaan: thanks for liking Ayatollah Burlap. He's one of my favorites.


Ari Siletz

MPD

by Ari Siletz on

Highly imaginative solution to the notepad puzzle. You have added a plot complete with motivations and twists to the cartoon. Your radioactive sensor notepad story i has been nominated for most complicated self consistent narrative.


Ari Siletz

MPD

by Ari Siletz on

Highly imaginative solution to the notepad puzzle. You have added a plot complete with motivations and twists to the cartoon. Your radioactive sensor notepad story i has been nominated for most complicated self consistent narrative.


عموجان

Drawing of Mullah is funny

by عموجان on

I never have seen it drawn like that Burlap bag. But it works


Kooshan

I've not found my answer yet

by Kooshan on

I ask myself: Are those who beat the drum of war to free iran from IRI, really, are concerned with saving Iran from Mollahs?

Myself replies: Of corse, look at the atrocities this regime has done over last decade by killing freedom fighters in streets and prisons.

Then I reply: But a war will probably kill more than a million people (mostly civilians who do not choose their death like those who go to streets to protest and know therisk) followed by anarchy and who knows when that lovable democracy will ever show up!?!

Myself sighs: Well when we get there we see what happens!

Then I shout: But isn't this what we did in 1978-79? It looks like our actions are usually preceding our wisdom!!!!!!!!!

 

As Japanese proverb says:

Vision with no action is a dream

Action without vision is a Nightmare!

 

Peace for all 

 


Multiple Personality Disorder

My first thought was that...

by Multiple Personality Disorder on

... the inspector, between frame 2 and 3, takes so much notes that his notepad looks black, in frame 3 and 4.  But then I thought, this is an unreasonable way of thinking.  So then I thought, he must have been carrying a laptop, the kind that has a clear color bottom, so we shown the bottom of his laptop in frame 1 and 2.  Then, going from frame 2 to 3, he must have used his laptop and then turned it over to its front side, the black side.

Then I thought, maybe not.  So then I thought, maybe, he had put a special chemical on his notepad, the kind that upon reacting to a small amount of atomic bomb grade radioactive material would turn black, so when they opened that locked door, which as a distraction they were hanging a man behind the door, the radiation from where they were hiding the atomic grade radioactive material leaked out, and so then the notepad turned black.  But then, so he can get his ass out of there in one piece, he say, congratulations, you passed the inspection, but he is faking it, of course.


Ari Siletz

Sharp observation MPD!

by Ari Siletz on

That was a hidden puzzle. The simplest solution is that between frames 2 an 3 the inspector flips the notepad, which is black on the other side. Feel free to add your own puzzle solutions. There are no "wrong" answers. 


Multiple Personality Disorder

Excellent and very intelligent...

by Multiple Personality Disorder on

... although I can't figure out why the inspector's notepad turns black upon seeing the condemned man :O)


Ari Siletz

Thanks folks

by Ari Siletz on

With the indifference of the mainstream West to the Iranian human rights problem, is it a good idea to add the human rights issue to the negotiations agenda? Or will this well-intentioned strategy inadvertently lead to a trade where human rights pressure is reduced (more stable regime) in return for the IRI making nuclear concessions?

Perhaps unavoidably, in the next big Iranian uprising the regime may try to buy the West's silence by giving up some of the nuclear capital it has gained so far through stubborn bargaining.    


Azadeh Azad

So very true

by Azadeh Azad on

Thanks, Ari, for this clever cartoon.

Azadeh


Siamak Asadian

Isn't that what West's "Grand Bargain" for IR has for Iranians?

by Siamak Asadian on

Very telling cartoon.

West to IR:" As long as you tow the line, and come along, you could kill, mame, rape,..and do whatever you like with your people."

Thank you Mr. Aristotle.


MM

great, Ari.

by MM on

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Amin Neshati

Almost works for me

by Amin Neshati on

"Almost" because there's a mixed message here, suggesting nuclear inspectors would be in a position to act on human rights abuses they uncovered.


Bavafa

This is brilliant and very telling...

by Bavafa on

Many thanks.

'Hambastegi' is the main key to victory 

Mehrdad


Esfand Aashena

Nice! Perhaps they should show the nuke sites to HR Inspectors!

by Esfand Aashena on

Everything is sacred


Simorgh5555

Brilliant cartoon

by Simorgh5555 on

Very well drawn 


Jahanshah Javid

excellent

by Jahanshah Javid on

Great work Ari. Thank you for sharing. In this crisis, human life is far less important than uranium.