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The military option
17-Feb-2010
It seems the sane world is gelling around the idea that rather than being appeased the Islamist Rapist Republic, IRR has got to be confronted.
If so, lets hope before having to endure the devastation of an unleashed military might of the sane world they also give the fed up Iranians a chance to overthrow their Islamist nemesis.
Despite all the bravado coming out of the Islamist Rapists and their overseas individual and collective lobbies promising doom and gloom the regime is at its most vulnerable point.
The enslaved Iranian people would finish them off provided the announcement of:
1- A clear and openly stated policy of regime change by the world’s Democracy Central, DC for short.
2- A clear and openly stated policy by DC guaranteeing Iranian territorial integrity.
3- A clear and openly stated policy by DC refusing to cut any deal with any of the functionaries of the IRR, past or present.
4- A clear and openly stated policy by DC to unremittingly help Iranians with moral and material support to overthrow their Islamist slave masters.
5- A clear and openly stated policy of comprehensive airtight sanctions regime aimed at the Islamist Rapists’ jugular, oil revenue.
The weaponized nuke program running, long-range ballistic missile firing, foreign terrorist proxies creating/supporting, Iranian men, women and children raping, maiming, murdering Islamist Rapists with worldly ambitions have got to be dealt with NOW. Time is of the essence.
//www.nytimes.com/2010/02/17/world/middleeast/17diplo.html?scp=4&sq=iran&st=cse
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Bavafa
by Veiled Prophet of Khorasan on Wed Feb 17, 2010 06:54 PM PSTThey give him each piece (garbage) a day and say print. Even MKO weren't as overtly traitors.
I don't know how you say this about MKO. The MKO sided with Saddam. It was pretty overt. Wasn't it?
lol Irandokht
by MOOSIRvaPIAZ on Wed Feb 17, 2010 06:37 PM PSTbrilliant!
Iranian missile forces
by Jerry1800 on Wed Feb 17, 2010 03:27 PM PSTIranian students 'fire' paper missiles at Israel
Hundreds of Iranians work hard at making paper airplanes and pretend to send them off to Israel
The Iranian education system has found some particularly creative ways of teaching children about the strategic objectives of the Islamic Republic. Their pedagogical approach is to hold a celebration in which children launch "missiles" at the Zionist enemy.
Some 650 of such "missiles" were fired at Israel shortly after Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called upon his Syrian counterpart Bashar Assad to respond to any Israeli provocation and "to put an end to this once and for all."
Paper airplane competition, Iranian style
An Iranian internet site reported Monday that a "symbolic" competition was held on the 31st anniversary of the Islamic Revolution. Hundreds of pupils gathered in order to launch paper airplanes at Israel.
Sixteen groups of students from the north of the country competed to launch "missiles" at their bitter enemy from their paper airplanes.
According to the report, the competition was held at the local university in the town of Babolsar, which is in the Mazandaran province.
"We also had a hard time believing it at first after reading the headline, but then we noticed that the article is real," wrote the Iranian site that reported on the peculiar competition.
$$$$ LOL
by ahmad_ on Wed Feb 17, 2010 03:26 PM PSTwhy should anyone help this site financially when the comments of friends of the site stays, and the comments of others get deleted ?
Guys, don't go hard on Fred. He is only the messanger
by Bavafa on Wed Feb 17, 2010 10:02 AM PSTThey give him each piece (garbage) a day and say print. Even MKO weren't as overtly traitors.
Mehrdad
Fred
by IRANdokht on Wed Feb 17, 2010 07:24 AM PSTstop hitting the wall so hard
//zamaaneh.com/zamtoon/2010/02/post_261.html
IRANdokht
I wonder...
by Midwesty on Wed Feb 17, 2010 05:57 AM PSTwhy your sane world is deaf to your advice since you've been saying this for the last few years.
Let me think...this is Iranian.com not NYTimes.com.
You counterpart Mr. Amil Imani is not nearly as prolific as you are on Iranian.com. Is he/she in charge of foreign media relations?
blah blah blah
by amgw4 on Wed Feb 17, 2010 05:56 AM PSTI can smell the desperation.
Aslan een adam farsi harf meezaneh?