Would you have assassinated Adolf Hitler in 1938, if you could? There was a movie made on that subject, which I am sure D.K. can find in a jiffy! Could you have the heart to blow up his plane on-route from Africa, before he could start WWII and kill 60 million people? Our home-made Hitler is currently visiting Zimbabwe, but do you know why?
Zim is a country at the edge of famine … Iran imports half its foodstuff. Zim doesn’t have a viable petroleum industry … Iran imports half its gasoline. Zim currency isn’t worth the paper it is printed on … Iran is on route to the same fate. So why the hell is Ahmadi visiting Zim? … U know!
Ah, Uranium, that mysterious heavy element which can be turned into the most powerful of bombs … the magic lamp of terrorists … the life saver for mullahs. Zim is full of that delicious yellow cake, and Ahmadi is just salivating to have a bite.
Now imagine that you are Barak Hussein Obama, playing hoops with a couple of your administration buddies in the White House backyard, when a top secret page arrives and dismounts from his horse, kisses the ground and hands you a rolled up parchment with the latest news on IRI … titled “I love U – U loves me”.
Would you have picked up the red phone and called the air force chief saying, “god damn it, get on one of them jet fighters, track that turban loving terrorist, and put two into his fucking airplane”? Would you? Should you? Could you?
I am not sure if I would’ve, could’ve, should’ve … but it sure sounds tempting! What would Jesus do? I know whom Mohammad would do, but that’s illegal here!
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Having Nuclear power at any COST
by Mardom Mazloom on Sun Apr 25, 2010 08:11 PM PDTeven at the one of all lifes living in Iran, except Mullahs and some rental passdars, is beyond my understanding. Mullahs' ammameh and hairy face are already a deterrent weapon to keep any human being far from them, it's no use to have any nuclear stuff for these clowns!
Moreover a hairy shepeshus face + one ammameh will never be under any human made sanctions. Don't catch why they don't confine on that freely available powerful weapon?
OnlyIran aptly writes:
by Spear on Sun Apr 25, 2010 08:07 PM PDT"I am not a "citizen of the world". I am an Iranian. I would put the interests--and lives--of Iranian people over any other nation--any day of the week. Unlike you, I am not some ideological gypsy who wants to use Iran and its people as some sort of a laboratory for your "anti-imperialist" ideas. I have loyalty and love for one country and one people: Iran and Iranians."
If every Iranian thought this way, we wouldn't be so F'd up as a nation!
IRI represents political Islam, not Iran
Craven "Parsi"
by Spear on Sun Apr 25, 2010 09:20 PM PDTYou're so polluted with IRI propaganda! How do you live with yourself, knowing you support a regime that rapes and murders its own citizens? And how does it help the security of Iran and Iranians if there's a race for nuclear prolification in that region? Just as Pakistan got its nukes after India got hers, every freaking Arab country in that region will start their own nuclear program once the IRI gets its hands on nukes!
This is a natural course of events, and it will happen! How would that benefit Iran and its people if Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Iraq have nukes at their disposal? Maybe even Turkey? There's always a madman on the horizon in the middle-east. Would we want a future Saddam Hussein to have his hands on nukes? In the summer of 1982, when brave Iranian soldiers were successfully repelling Saddam's invasion and delivering serious blows to Iraq, do you think Saddam Hussein would've hesitated to use nukes against Iran if he had them? He used chemical weapons, why not nukes?
Again, do we want to live in a neighborhood that is armed to the teeth with nukes, all around us? Is that in the interest of Iran and Iranians? Or is it just in the interest of the IRI to have nukes, which is your agenda?
You're a cowardly sort and a traitor to the Iranian nation! You're probably not even Iranian! Just so you know, IRI does NOT represent the interest of Iran and Iranians! It never has, and it never will! It only serves its own twisted purposes, period!
IRI represents political Islam, not Iran
Thanks benross
by Onlyiran on Sun Apr 25, 2010 08:05 PM PDTI was going to respond to Ms. Parsi, but noticed that you did a wonderful job on rebutting her. You are very correct in that her position goes even beyond IRI's stated policy. And "deterrence"?!!! Was that a Freudian Slip? Now we know their real intention. :-))))
I would put her in the second category that I have set forth in my blog:
//iranian.com/main/blog/onlyiran/meet-iri-supporting-warmongers
PS/ Ms. Parsi: I am not a "citizen of the world". I am an Iranian. I would put the interests--and lives--of Iranian people over any other nation--any day of the week. Unlike you, I am not some stateless ideological gypsy who wants to use Iran and its people as some sort of a laboratory for your "anti-imperialist" ideas. I have loyalty and love for one country and one people: Iran and Iranians. That's my selective humanity--and that's the real "deterrence": Iranians who defend Iranian interests over any other. Not some dubious nuclear program that is pushing our nation into another destructive war.
I can't pass on this
by benross on Sun Apr 25, 2010 07:36 PM PDTI can't pass on this B.S.
First of all, the official position of IRI is that the nuclear project in Iran is all for peaceful purpose. Where did you base your argument, about the 'deterrence'?
Secondly, how do you see opposition develop in N. Korea? Is that what you promise the opposition to IRI? Even IRI doesn't do that.
Thirdly, what is your basis for the need to deterrence? Israel was a friend of Iran, and if it was not for IRI, 30 years later, we could have a total elimination of nuclear weapons for the entire region AND a sustainable peace settlement. Your basis for this need, can only be for the survival of IRI forever. Gee even IRI is not going as far as you do! I control myself from using words you so rightly deserve. But I couldn't pass on this one.
onlyiran
by Niloufar Parsi on Sun Apr 25, 2010 07:16 PM PDTactually it is you who is showing 'selective humanity'. on top of that, you don't care much for the security of iranians. nuclear capability provides a stronger national deterrent to outside forces and brings greater security to iran while it has zero impact on the effectiveness of national political opposition to the regime. an opposition that actually aims to weaken iran against warmongers like israel is no opposition at all. it is just a sell-out.
KERESHME .......
by maziar 58 on Sun Apr 25, 2010 06:56 PM PDTI'm all for : enegy/ haste-ee/ hagh- e/ mossallamme/ mast.
ONLY FOR IRAN & IRANIANS
NOT FOR THE I.R. R.(islamic rapist republic) Maziar
Niloufar Parsi's selective humanity shining through...AGAIN
by Onlyiran on Sun Apr 25, 2010 06:45 PM PDTHere she says:
or are you actually against iran becoming a nuclear power? what on earth would justify wanting your country to not get stronger? is iran slaughtering people all over the middle east or is it the americans, israelis and wahhabi extremists? and who is threatening to attack whom right now?
Actually, Ms. Parsi, IRI IS "slaughtering" people who live in Middle East. They're just not the type of people who have any "value" to you and your ilk. That's because they are not Palestinians or Iraqis or Afghanis. They are plain old "vanilla" Iranians...you know, the second class citizens of the Middle East...the ones who are allowed, and in fact, are required, to be raped, shot on the streets, imprisoned without charge for months and years and tortured.
So, yes, let the IRI have nukes and more "power"...just like China...so that it can abuse Iranians even more. But, hey, may be the Palestinians would get something out of it.
God, the audacity of you apologists never ceases to amaze me!!!!
VPK - this select group even plans a coup d'eta againt their own
by MM on Sun Apr 25, 2010 06:13 PM PDTSee my last news posting on:
اعتراف دو شیخ کودتاچی
کودتا کردیم، چون اختیارات رهبر در خطر بود: احمد جنتی و محمد یزدی
//iranian.com/main/news/2010/04/25-0
Bugsy, thanks for the clarification!
by Everybody Loves Somebody ... on Sun Apr 25, 2010 06:00 PM PDTAssassination, no! But, maybe taking down the plane with Khomeini, his advisers and entourage, and foreign reporters such as Peter Jennings would have sent a strong signal to the conspirators that the then government/Army of Iran wouldn't take s**t from them!? Of course, this is one of those ifs that if my aunt didn't have boobs she would be my uncle!?
It was Khosrowdad
by Bugsy on Sun Apr 25, 2010 03:27 PM PDTAssassination didn't save Marcos.
Was it General Rabii or Khosrowdad
by Everybody Loves Somebody ... on Sun Apr 25, 2010 03:07 PM PDTwho suggested taking down the Air France flight that was carrying that monster of all times, Khomeini, over the Iranian air space in 1979?
MM jan
by Veiled Prophet of Khorasan on Sun Apr 25, 2010 02:57 PM PDTyou are absolutely right. This is a very good observation that many people miss. The power in Iran is not in one person's hand. In some ways this makes it more resilient. On the other hand if they start major in fighting it would seriously weaken the regime.
The real problem is not AhmadiNejad
by MM on Sun Apr 25, 2010 01:59 PM PDTThe real problem is not even Khamenei. Khamanei was promoted, from a shaikh (hojjatol-eslam), to be the Velaayat-e Faghih and an Ayatollah based on an opinion of a group of power-brokers deep in the bowels of IRI, left over from a deeper group of ideologs that broke off later in the revolution.
You can find these people in various this and that councils in Iran.
PS, Most of these people are related thru intermarriages.
it is so stupid
by ahmad_ on Sun Apr 25, 2010 01:41 PM PDTto print the comments in a reverse order. Newspapers such as Guardian, Independent and others start pasting the comments as they arrive. First one goes on top and the rest will follow.
How do you read your diary? Last day first? or first day first?
Here, in order to follow how comments have shaped up , one has to start from the end and come up to the latest comment.
It does not make sense at all.
joking aside, i agree
by humanbeing on Sun Apr 25, 2010 01:12 PM PDTjoking aside, i agree with vpk. it is not a real way out of this terrible situation, and will definitely create new unforseen problems.
i wish the iranian people freedom, unity and success.
Ali P is right
by Veiled Prophet of Khorasan on Sun Apr 25, 2010 01:12 PM PDTis right. AN is replacable and there is no point doing anything to him. Real power as we all know is in the hands of Khamenei and likely the military. So they just get another figurehead. Without fundamental change removing AN will not make any difference. In addition assassination is murder and no one should be murdered. People including AN deserve a trial and a chance to go through the legal process. There are many criminal leaders in the world and AN is hardly alone.
VPK
better yet, dk
by humanbeing on Sun Apr 25, 2010 12:54 PM PDTbetter yet, if we're fantasizing, what about strapping ahmi to a chair and taking him through yad vashem holocaust memorial museum in jerusalem, with his eyes and ears open like in 'the clockwork orange'? there's a danger he'd enjoy the s/m.
Operation Valkyrie was a Failure Vs Eicheman Kidnaping a Success
by Darius Kadivar on Sun Apr 25, 2010 12:44 PM PDTStarring Tom Cruise, Kenneth Branagh, Bill Nighy & Eddie Izzard:
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=FHtCaVtryiE
Besides It would turn Ahmadinejad into a Martyr and he is very easily replaceable ...
Personally I would suggest Kidnapping ...
We could then deliver the bastard to the La Hague Tribunal for War Crimes But only after seeing him raped by one of the Irish Bishop Child Molesters. I am sure Mahmoud would appreciate some S&M Sex before his Humiliating Trial ...
In the hay days of the Mossad that is what they did successfully ( I mean Kidnapping ) with the Nazi Criminal Eicheman:
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAonX8spfzw
But that was before this espionage organization much praised for it's efficiency and professionalism became an incompetent one to be caught red handed on several secret operations as recently for using British Passports in off shore assassination operations :
U.K. Links Israel To Dubai Killing
So unless one is sure it would work ... I am afraid any of the two above suggestions are unrealistic ...
Too bad for the S&M Sex ... I would have loved to film it for Youtube ... LOL
Maybe I could even hire the Leverettes for some Doggy Style Sex Stunts ...
Hee Hee
shazde
by fozolie on Sun Apr 25, 2010 11:58 AM PDTThat is an Iranian failing and romanticism to think that a single act could fix things, or a saviour can be found who can provide leadership to fix things....
I wish Ahmadi and who is behind him as well as the Melli Mazhabi architects of IRI a long life so one day they can atone for their crimes.
Mr. Fozolie
Ahmadinejad is not the problem
by Ali P. on Sun Apr 25, 2010 11:49 AM PDT"Ahmadinejad school of thought" is, I submit.
A very good point
by Raoul1955 on Sun Apr 25, 2010 11:19 AM PDTTaking 'pre-emptive defensive action' against those opposed to personal liberty and freedom takes courage...
you don't kill the people you need in political theater
by I Have a Crush on Alex Trebek on Sun Apr 25, 2010 10:38 AM PDTyou're so amateur. Hahaha. Ahmadinejad is a dream come true for American politicians. They can deflect all their mischief (lol.... being kind here) on Ahmadinejad while they loot the country via Goldman and Monsanto (who is also dying to bring GMO and other chemicals into Iran)....... I can't wait for GMO ghorme sabzi!
Why is Bin Laden still "alive"? Well you can go ask Northrup Grumman that! See what they ask ya. Until then, USA citizens, PAY UP for these fun war games and defense contracts.
sam
by Niloufar Parsi on Sun Apr 25, 2010 10:17 AM PDTthis is just weird! you are saying it is fine to assassinate someone because they went shopping for a legally traded good? uranium is traded all over the world. or are you actually against iran becoming a nuclear power? what on earth would justify wanting your country to not get stronger? is iran slaughtering people all over the middle east or is it the americans, israelis and wahhabi extremists? and who is threatening to attack whom right now? why promote war in this way sam? assassinations lead to war too, e.g. WWI. israelis, palestinians and lebanese are on the brink of war right now. you want to bring iran into it directly?
Peace