Latest genocidal threats from Iran.

[varian]

Iran's idea of peaceful nuclear power.

Feb 18, 2008 9:16 | Updated Feb 18, 2008 21:01
'Cancerous Israel to vanish soon'
By JPOST.COM STAFF AND AP

"The cancerous growth Israel will soon disappear," Iran's Revolutionary Guards Corps commander Muhammad Ali Jafari wrote to Hizbullah leader Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, the FARS news agency reported Monday.

In a letter of condolence following last week's assassination of Hizbullah terror chief Imad Mughniyeh, Jafari said: "I am convinced that with every passing day Hizbullah's might is increasing and in the near future, we will witness the disappearance of this cancerous growth Israel by means of the Hizbullah fighters' radiation [therapy]."

In the letter, in which Jafari consoled Nasrallah over the death of the "martyr," he continued: "There's no doubt that the death of this loyal fighter will strengthen the resolve of all revolutionary Muslims and fighters in the struggle against the Zionist regime, particularly the resolve of those who fought by this martyr's side."

Mughniyeh was considered to be closely affiliated to the Revolutionary Guards and the al-Quds Brigades. Together, the two organizations trained Hizbullah fighters in Lebanon and Iran and planned terror attacks the world over. ...


... Contradicting Amin and the others blaming Israel for Mughniyeh's death, US Director of National Intelligence Mike McConnell said on Sunday that internal Hizbullah groups or Syria may be to blame for the killing of the top Hizbullah commander in Damascus.

McConnell said he considered the threat of retaliation for the assassination to be primarily against Israel. But he said US intelligence officials were keeping a close watch and taking any necessary action to protect the United States, as Mughniyeh was "responsible for more deaths of Americans and Israelis than any other terrorist, with the exception of Osama bin Laden."

"It is a serious threat," McConnell said. "There's some evidence that it may have been internal Hizbullah. It may have been Syria. ...

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[Parsi]

"...dirty microbe and savage animal..."

That's how Ahmadinejad spoke of a member of the UN.

I see this as a great progress in exposing the true nature of the occupying regime of the Islamic republic.

[KettleWhistle]

I don't understand why this idiot is given a stage by the media.

[Parsi]

I don't understand why this idiot is given a stage by the media.

The more stage this idiot is given by the media, the more people can see he's not representative of the Iranian people, and the more people will learn about the true nature his regime.

The message the media want to get across is clear: "do you want this idiot to get his hands on a nuke?"

Every time this regime is rejected by the Arabs, they start picking up on Israel.

[farmall]

"I see this as a great progress in exposing the true nature of the occupying regime of the Islamic republic."

The Iranian people aren't doing anything to get rid of him or the mullahs. Wake me when they assassinate some of these "occupiers". If they were serious, they'd off a few of them to provoke violent oppression and beget widespread violent resistance. Revolution requires revolutionaries.

[Parsi]

"I see this as a great progress in exposing the true nature of the occupying regime of the Islamic republic."

The Iranian people aren't doing anything to get rid of him or the mullahs. Wake me when they assassinate some of these "occupiers". If they were serious, they'd off a few of them to provoke violent oppression and beget widespread violent resistance. Revolution requires revolutionaries.

This is not a playstation game. We're talking about millions of lives that can be spared with Allah's authorisation.

[Mediocrates]

I think we have to be honest and admit that after 29 years of this no one is rising up to lynch the leaders from every street lamp in the land. The Iranians are stuck with these guys and they might as well get used to that and all the expat coffeehouse revolutionaries are wasting their time. A vague sense of unfairness is not going to accomplish anything. You see that a motivated organized mass movement willing to die is what it takes and the Iranians, 75% of whom have no living memory of the Shah are not made of the stuff to do this. Sorry.

Moreover if Iranian Pasdaran or IRCG had the right stuff to actually get out of their bunkers and mobilize to fight anyone, they would have. Cowards, liars, gold braid scrambled egg epaulet wearing losers the lot of them.

Hell I dashed off some quick death threats to the Iranian consulate in Canada and they came back undeliverable no known host. The damn embassy can't even run a POP server? What, do they need an instruction manual written in pictures? These are the morons developing nuclear power for 'peaceful purposes'. Imagine the 'work accident'.

[bararallu]

Revolution typically revolves around: 1. commies. 2 religious fanatics. and 3. breakaway nationalists. Take your pick, but realize it's never going to be a pretty picture. Yes the Mullahs need to go yesterday. Do we want to ferment the commies, or wannabe commies like the PKK there? I say no. Break away nationalists? perhaps, do we really want to see a 6 ethnic states there rather than 1, the growth and consolidation of Sunni extremists at the demise of Shia extremists; perhaps no perhaps yes but certainly not long term. with that, politics is the art of the expedient....

[Bheeshma]

Another crackpot from the islamic republic. Maybe it is time IDF-AF answered these morons. A PGM straight at Ahemed-in-a-jackets residence will be swell.

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Iran: Israel fanned flames of annihilation
Thu, 21 Feb 2008 19:58:36
Major General Yahya Rahim-Safavi
A senior Hezbollah commander's martyrdom has hastened the 'certain death' of the Zionist regime, says a top Iranian military official.

"The murder of Imad Mughniyah has enraged thousands of young members of the Hezbollah. His assassination has fueled their desire to follow the path of resistance," Major General Yahya Rahim-Safavi said Thursday.

Rahim-Safavi added that the fire that now burns in their hearts will bring forward the 'certain death' of the Zionist regime.

The Major General claims that Israel was behind Mughniyah's assassination and says terrorists from the United States as well as an Arab state had cooperated.

Pointing to the fact that Hezbollah leader Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah has vowed to retaliate against the Zionist regime for killing Imad Mughniyah, the Iranian military official said Nasrallah will fulfill his promise.

At Mughniyah's funeral in Beirut, Nasrallah warned of a war without boundaries and vowed to strike Israeli targets overseas, reasoning that the Zionist regime took the fight beyond Lebanese borders when it assassinated Mughniyah in Syria.

[Kenneth]

There are many loves but only one obsession, Israel is...

Oh the smell of it.

[bararallu]

Who ever wrote those commercials should be water boarded, immediately if not sooner.

[Thaer K. Hamed]

I don't understand why this idiot is given a stage by the media.

For the same reason that ranting lunatics like Bibi are - it's entertaining.

[farmall]

"Do we want to ferment the commies, or wannabe commies like the PKK there?"

Yes! Now that Communism isn't a world menace, they can be used as a tool to destroy deserving regimes. They are never coming back in an "Internationale" way since their economic model is provably stupid, but their ideology inspires the sort of simple people we need to kill our enemies. They are a virus that kills their host. We aren't their host.

"Break away nationalists? perhaps, do we really want to see a 6 ethnic states there rather than 1,"

Yes, fragment and weaken the enemy. Why would we want one central enemy power?

"the growth and consolidation of Sunni extremists at the demise of Shia extremists;"

We need them to attack each other and reinforce their mutual hatred. Every time these loons splatter each other with a VBIED they display real Muslim brotherhood.

"This is not a playstation game. We're talking about millions of lives that can be spared with Allah's authorisation."

That is why the real revolutionaries TOOK power and the weaklings ran away. It is OK to surrender, but don't expect anyone else to respect feeble rationales for it.
Radical Muslims are many things, but they aren't generally cowards. If you can't match their will to power, then they are BETTER men in that respect.
They were willing to risk death to revolt and take Iran. It worked.

The verdict is in:
"A vague sense of unfairness is not going to accomplish anything. You see that a motivated organized mass movement willing to die is what it takes and the Iranians, 75% of whom have no living memory of the Shah are not made of the stuff to do this. Sorry."

[Mil]

By the Syrian Dude:

For the same reason that ranting lunatics like Bibi are - it's entertaining.

The difference is that Israel is a Democratic Institution. Today it's Bibi, tomorrow its Bibi in prison for fund embezzlement, day-after-tomorrow Bibbi is an embassador to Ivory Coast, and after-after-tomorrow Bibbi is the next PM and so on and so forth..... Every media in Israel is free to choose what and how to show something. As is media in US, most of Europe, Canada, Australia.... you get the drift. It's called FREEDOM of speech and press - things which are not cliche and which really DO MATTER.


So how is life in Syria these days? Anything fun? How is the club scene in Damscus these days? Any trendy hot-juicy spots you would recommend? How is the gay scene? Any good parties?