The Spirit of Man

Send Obama...

2009-11-26T11:09:00.007-05:00

Los Angeles Times reported earlier today that regime's authorities have allegedly confiscated lawyer (uh... I meant Ayatollah) Shirin Ebadi's useless Nobel prize. Well, I do know how to get it back. Just send in Mr. Obama to take it back. Seriously... After all he is the newest recipient of this shameful prize. Maybe he can go in, negotiate and have it back for her, eh?

Earlier on my blog: Islamist spokesperson Ayatollah Ebadi.

Love us!

2009-11-24T22:10:00.003-05:00

We all thought the Iranian regime would stop hating and mocking the United States if Hussein Obama was elected president. Well, apparently it did not happen. Look at this nasty piece of work courtesy of the Iranian regime's Fars News.

The Iranian regime was founded upon the deep hatred for America, Israel and anything that is remotely western.

Brazil Loses

2009-11-24T03:03:00.003-05:00

Brazil 0 - Tyranny 2. Brazilian soccer fans must now be disappointed because their country just lost the moral fight against oppression and evil. A home defeat... Shameful! Unfortunately, Iranian tyranny won the match by scoring 2 points/goals. 1- Gaining further legitimacy, 2- Angering the pro-freedom people of the world.

Brazilians protested Ahmadinutjob's visit to their country, though sadly the reality seems to be lost on their political leaders. I am sure that the Iranian people will not forget the names of all these pro-tyranny countries which have hosted the Holocaust denying monkey in the past few months. I hope the president of Brazil pays for this mistake politically.

Chump Diplomacy

2009-11-21T21:13:00.001-05:00

Obama's Chump Diplomacy:

"In response to Iranian intransigence, Obama is supposed to be poised to crack down with harsh sanctions supported by the Russians and Chinese, won over by Obama's accommodating gestures. Neither is likely to go along, though. True to his word, Obama has worked a remarkable change in America's reputation in the world - from purported bully to notorious chump in less than a year."Obama is a weak man, intellectually and politically.

Good job, PBS!

2009-11-18T02:57:00.004-05:00

America's Public Broadcasting Service TV or PBS had an excellent program on Neda's death tonight that was shown here in North America. The entire video/show is also available on PBS. But if you can't access their website, here is the show in 4 parts via YouTube.com:

Part 1 -|- Part 2 -|- Part 3 -|- Part 4 -|- Part 5

Update: I am told that the Iranian regime stooge in London, UK, Nader Mokhtari who appeared in this documentary had been paid for his appearance since PBS did not want to sound biased. It's sick!

A Revolution

2009-11-16T03:43:00.003-05:00

From a Washington Post article on Iran:

"I don't want to save the Islamic Republic," "I want a total change, something close to a revolution."Yeah, we all want a revolution in Iran now.

Mixed Messages

2009-11-13T02:50:00.005-05:00

Obama's admin is master of sending mixed messages on Iran (or on other hostile regimes for that matter). My understanding is that perhaps they don't have a cohesive and concrete strategy about trouble spots and trouble makers. Look at their record on North Korea or Cuba. Yesterday they appointed a complete moron to be Iran's point man at the US State Dept and then all of a sudden they are talking about seizing the assets of the Iranian regime in New York City. Can they at least stick to one policy so we know whom we are dealing with?

At the same time, those who have borne the brunt of regime's brutality demanded that Obama take a stand on Iran. Me thinks, they better not waste their time or energy on this man's stances. Obama has been unable to take a stand on his own troops fighting "the good war" in Afghanistan. And I'll tell you what his real stance is on Iran: He is going to stick with the regime. Period! Time to move on and better not place our hopes and aspirations on an empty suit in the White House.

Michael Ledeen has more on this.

به نظر میرسه دولت حسین اوباما در مورد دول متخاصم هیچگونه سیاست مشخصی نداره. دیروز یک گروگان سابق و گوسفند امروزی رو به سمت مسئول میز ایران در وزارت خارجه گذاشته و امروز از بستن دفاتر وابسته به رژیم ایران در امریکا حرف میزنه. ایکاش اقلا یک سیاست مشخصی داشت که میشد فهمید با چه کسی طرف هستیم

Enemy at the gates

2009-11-10T23:50:00.004-05:00

The appointment of NIAC's adviser as an Iran Desk official at the US State Dept is another worrying sign that Hussein Obama and criminal Mullahs are hand in hand destroying our hopes for freedom, democracy and regime change in Iran.

American Thinker has an excellent piece exposing these brain dead traitors who work as the Iranian regime's spokespersons in America:

The NIAC staunchly opposes any military attacks on Iran. In other words, it all but serves as Iran's embassy in Washington...... there is very little sunlight between the views of the regime and the NIAC.Melanie Phillips has more.

Happy 234th!

2009-11-10T06:48:00.002-05:00

Happy 234th birthday to the United States Marine Corps!

Berlin Wall

2009-11-09T18:54:00.001-05:00

Text of President Reagan's speech

Fort Hood

2009-11-07T01:37:00.004-05:00

What happened at Fort Hood, Texas is nothing but a case of Islamic Jihad in the heart of America. It's sick, horrific and troubling. More troubling is the rampant political correctness across the board in America where media, army officials and government agents are not willing to call it like it is. The disease of political correctness is more deadly than the actual crime because Islamist terrorists hide behind it to commit evil in form of jihad. I've yet to hear any significant member of the media or government mention that this was done by a Jihadi or it was an act of Islamic terrorism perpetrated by a radical Muslim. If you can't name your enemy, you can't defeat it. The western societies are doomed if they can't bring themselves up to get rid of PC culture. Political Correctness is a disease that is dismantling and destroying the western societies from within.

Fort Hood's 9/11:

"On Thursday afternoon, a radicalized Muslim US Army officer shouting "Allahu Akbar!" committed the worst act of terror on American soil since 9/11. And no one wants to call it an act of terror or associate it with Islam. What cowards we are..... This was a terrorist act. When an extremist plans and executes a murderous plot against our unarmed soldiers to protest our efforts to counter Islamist fanatics, it’s an act of terror. Period."My sincere condolences and heartfelt sorrow go to the victim's families of this terrorist attack. It's very sad to lose a loved one like this.

Appeaser in Chief

2009-11-05T14:15:00.008-05:00

I believe when it comes to Iran, Obama is a moron. But the fact/notion that Iranian people want the American support was not cooked by neo-cons or crazy Zionists on blogosphere. See this report by ultra-liberal PBS News Hour program:

"The protesters also appealed for U.S. support. They chanted, "Obama, Obama, you are either with them or with us."Zer0bama is siding with tyranny again as he has in Honduras, Cuba, Burma and else where. Shame on this fool in the White House! He's a disgrace...

ABC News has more on that.

Updated on Friday: Washington Post: Obama's policy is objectively aiding the Tehran regime and harming the opposition in their ongoing struggle.

What do Iranians want: Radio Free Europe has a piece.

Obamoron

2009-11-04T14:47:00.000-05:00

Only a moron would insist on negotiating with bunch of other morons: Clueless obama begs the mad mullahs to be nice to him but the Iranian regime's leader just rejected him again.

Protests Began

2009-11-04T01:33:00.003-05:00

So the November 4th Protests just began in Tehran. I'll do my best to live blog it here. PersianRadio.com is reporting everything both in English and Persian languages as they have callers on the ground. I'll check other sources and will translate them as they become available. Today, regime will celebrate the 30th anniversary of the US Embassy siege in 1979 and the pro-freedom people will spoil this for the mullahs and their IRGC gangsters.

1:35am ET: Apparently pro-democracy people have gathered in front of Tehran university campus. People are chanting "Death to Russia" whenever the regime official asks them to chant 'Death to USA'.

2:16am ET: Crowds are reported in front of Tehran University's main campus. Gun fire was heard. The crowd will march from where it is (Enghelab Sq) to Haft-e-Tir Sq. Police using tear gas to disperse the crowd. 10-15 are arrested, reportedly. Bear in mind that Hafte-Tir Sq is a few hundred yards/meters away from the former US embassy compound. 2:26am ET: All shops and roads around former US embassy compound are forced to close. All streets around the ex-embassy are also blocked by regime's security forces. There are confirmed reports of heavy clashes between people and Basijis in Tehran. Shots have been fired/heard around the embassy compound. 2:35am ET: Reports have it that Neda's mother has been arrested when she showed up for protests in Hafte-Tir Sq. 2:45am ET: Basij is reported to be using a local mosque as an interim detention center. Women are beaten violently. People are urged not to enter narrow alleys as they are being used to capture protesters. Tehran's subway/metro system has been shut down. 2:55am ET: Majority of protesters are peaceful and non-violent. CNN International will have the coverage of the protests any minute now. Karoubi has been seen among the protesters. People are urged not to go in any narrow streets or alleys as they are being used as baits by Basij forces. 3:09am ET: On the phone with a friend from Hafte-Tir Sq (main spot of protests): Large crowds of people are reported/seen. Police presence is frightening. Helicopters are seen flying over the crowd near the former US embassy compound. 3:27am ET: Russian embassy is heavily protected by security forces. Regime fears that people might try to attack the Russian embassy in Tehran. The official anti-US protest is now over.

Updated: Planet Iran news website is doing a great job putting the news and info together.

3:37am ET: Karroubi has been seen under attack from regime's thugs and reported to have been detained. 3:50am ET: Video of today's protest in Tehran. The common chant is "Death to Dictator". The security forces are beating every one including by-standers. Tear gas is extensively used to disperse the remaining protesters. Large crowd of people are reported in cities of Esfahan, Shiraz and Tabriz. 4:09am ET: Three more videos from Tehran's protests. Here is Al-Arabiya TV coverage of protests.

4:31am ET: The cell phone network in most parts of Tehran is shut down. There are reports of wide spread beatings and arrests. Women have especially been targeted. Most callers on Persian Radio were upset with Obama and other western leaders' silence over the ongoing situation in Iran.

3pm ET: Photos from today's protests

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The Iran problem

2009-11-02T18:16:00.001-05:00

Victor Davis Hanson, the Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, and Robert Baer who spent 20 years at the CIA as a field officer covering the Middle East, discuss Iran and the nuclear threat on Uncommon Knowledge with Hoover research fellow Peter Robinson.

Great Step

2009-11-02T17:06:00.001-05:00

Iran opposition to apologise to US for embassy siege reports UK Daily Telegraph:

In a gesture likely to provoke fury among hardliners in the Tehran regime, they will apologise on Wednesday for the hostage crisis that gripped the world for 444 days and led to a decisive break between Iran and the US, which is now routinely denounced as "the Great Satan".

Nov. 4th

2009-11-01T13:29:00.003-05:00

Brace yourself for more anti-regime protests in the days ahead across the country.

Mousavi has hinted at new rallies while the criminal mullahs and their IRGC killers warned of more crackdown on November 4th protests. But the most heart warming news of all was the recent pledge by brave Iranian students to go back to street protests. The Islamic regime is shaken and suffering from big internal struggles. We need to do our part here to help the brave men and women who risk their lives to go out against this deadly regime.

Man-Child President

2009-11-01T13:20:00.004-05:00

Rush Limbaugh spoke with Chris Wallace on FOX News Sunday this morning:

Rush says Obama is inexperienced, ineffective and in over his head. Watch this video... America under Obama is going down the hole.

Watch the entire interview here.

h/t: Gateway Pundit.

Canada leads

2009-10-30T13:03:00.002-04:00

It was reported here that Canada unveiled a UN resolution blasting Iran's human rights record. Of course a UN resolution has no big impact on the behavior of the blood thirsty mullahs and their junta government but the act itself is a clear sign that Canadian government led by prime minister Stephen Harper is leading the western world in shaming the Iranian regime on the world's stage.

Thank you, Canada!

Against Talks

2009-10-27T12:04:00.002-04:00

The Iranian regime's leader Khamenei is against direct talks with the good ol' Uncle Sam.
Like we didn't know this? Of course, they would never give a shit to what the morons in the White House think about them or ask of them. The regime was built upon deep rooted hatred of America and anything western. Why should they stop doing what they've done since 1979? The day the Islamic regime of Iran stops hating the United States and Israel, it will collapse. Who should they blame the next time around when there is an earth quake or a drought or whatever. Of course, Obambi never gets this point or if he does, he seems to be ignoring it.

90th Birthday

2009-10-26T10:56:00.007-04:00

Today we mark the 90th birthday of His Majesty M.R Pahlavi the late Shah of Iran. May he rest in peace.

Happy Birthday to the Shah

Nukes or No Nukes!

2009-10-22T21:26:00.004-04:00

Once again the western world has fallen for the mullahs' tricks. The whole world is awaiting for the mullahs to approve this new bogus deal while the Iranian regime is going full steam with the rest of its nuclear program.

The Iranian regime is on the same path that Saddam chose in 1990s. One way or another, they will end up like Saddam.

Updated: And as we expected the Iranian regime says no to the deal today.

Nuts City

2009-10-17T13:40:00.004-04:00

I am in Bastogne (Nuts City) in Belgium. Took these photos today... Will post more info and pictures later tonight. Stay tuned, if you like.

Khamenei's death

2009-10-16T02:42:00.003-04:00

I am now in the Netherlands and also heard the rumors and stories about Khamenei's passing out and now being in Coma. Well, I don't know much either. Yesterday I came in contact with some Iranians living in Amsterdam and they had also heard the stories about Tehran's Bazaar being shut. As Michael Ledeen reported on his blog yesterday, Khamenei seems to be in Coma. He never said he has died. So I don't understand why people are piling up on him. Stop your hate, people. Mr. Ledeen has always been supportive of the Iranian people's quest for a free and democratic Iran.

All in all, I think it is irrelevant as to who is alive or dead in this regime. All of them must die one way or another, in my opinion. What should matter to us is the future of the country and that it be free once the mullahs are gone.

It can work

2009-10-14T17:12:00.002-04:00

Sorry for not blogging much these days. I am away and can't blog as often as I'd like to. Here is a story that caught my attention: One of the biggest Indian oil companies no longer buys Iranian oil. As you know, the life line of this regime is its corrupted oil dollars. And regime is scared to death of losing it. A united effort by the western countries to ban trade with the regime can be effective greatly.

The criminal Mullahs are scared of any type of international trade bans or diplomatic isolation. It must be the policy of European countries to keep up the pressure on this illegitimate regime until it is brought down.