Wednesday, December 05, 2007
Iranian President has offered a security agreement to the
GGC monarchies. He told these monarchies that we should try to bring peace in
the region without the foreign intervention.
The presence of Mr. Ahmedinejad at the Gulf Cooperation
Council indicates that these monarchies are weary of the way the US is handling the Middle
East situation. Now they want to solve the problem with mutual
discussion and agreement.
Thursday, November 01, 2007
The White house made a statement on Thursday to allay the
concerns of the international community. It said that the US had no plan to attack Iran.
In my opinion, the US
will never attack Iran.
It tried to gather the support of Europeans but they were in no mood to support
Americanson this issue.
The EU wants to buy gas from Iran to diminish its dependence on
Russian energy.
Americans also saw that their sanction backfired. The price
of crude oil jumped to $92 a barrel in New
York last week.
The US
must understand that the Iranians have oil, which the world wants to buy.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
I agree with Dr. Rice that a nuclear weapon
in the hands of Iranian Mullahs will destabilize the Middle
East. Since 1979, they have been exporting terror and inciting
their co-religionists in Sunni dominated countries to destabilize these
countries.
International community will have to support
US sanctions against Iran
to force it to stop its nuclear enrichment. But it looks that European nations,
Russians and Chinese are not willing to back or complement US sanction because of their lucrative business
ties to Iran.
Tuesday, October 09, 2007
The tough-talking French president warned Iran to suspend
its nuclear program or face ‘Harsher sanction"’. He expressed his views in
an interview Rossiskaia Gazeta.
Mr. Sarkozy should
try to put his house in order. There are many French companies, which are supplying
technological support to Iran
. They are fiercely opposed to any initiative to impose tough sanction against Iran.
Monday, October 01, 2007
Iran
has managed to delay the impending sanctions. World powers who gather on Friday
to discus to impose new sanctions on Iran have decided to wait for the
reports by UN nuclear watchdog and a European Union negotiator whether to
submit a new sanctions resolution to the Security Council.
Ali Khorram , who is a a former diplomat and expert in
international law commented that delay in the sanction is victory for Iran.
In my opinion , big powers will not be to take tough actions against Iran. As long as Russia and China are behind Iran's back.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Israeli President Shimon Peres on Tuesday lambasted Columbia University
in New York for hosting Iran's
president. He compared the event to attempts to engage Adolf Hitler in dialogue
before World War Two.
Instead of lecturing others to correct their behaviors,
Israelis should learn to behave themselves. There is no doubt that
Ahmadinejad is a "petty and cruel
dictator". But Israelis are oppressor, occupier and tyrant too.
They ignored all UN resolutions. They are oppressing
Palestinian people. They are denying them their legitimate rights.
Monday, September 24, 2007
According to reports , Officials of the five permanent U.N.
Security Council members held talks to impose further sanctions on Iran. They
wanted to force Iran
to halt its its uranium enrichment activities.
In my opinion , the stance adopted by these world powers are
illegal and unjustified, because NPT gives Iran to pursue to uranium
enrichment activities for peaceful activities.
UN members should press these rogue world powers to destroy
Nuclear arsenals to make world nuclear free.
We should remember that America
is only nuclear power, which used atomic bomb to subdue Japan.
Saturday, September 22, 2007
President Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad warned the West that it would respond fiercely, if they made an
attack. He said those words during a a military parade in Tehran today where a new missile was shown
off in public for the first time. It is said that the missile has a range of
1,100 miles and would be able to threaten Israel
and U.S. bases in the Middle East.
This is a very serious
development. If the Iranian claims are true. It will start a missile race in
the Middle East. Sunni Arabs states will try
their best to get missile to defend themselves. This will be a nightmare for the Bush Administration.
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
French
Defence Minister Herve Morin said that France
was not planning to attack Iran.
He was trying to play the remarks made by Foreign Minister Bernard Kouchner.
French
tone down their rhetoric after tough remarks from China
and Russia.
Russia and China warned against the use of force in Iran. They said
they would oppose any unilateral against Iran.
Moscow is concerned over reports
about a possible military action against Iran, Russian Foreign Minister
Sergei Lavrov said.
Friday, September 14, 2007
Washington has lodged a
complaint with Chinese authorities about the Chinese weapons found in the hands
of Taliban fighters in Afghanistan.
They assert that weapons sold to Iranian government are being transferred to
Taliban. US authorities say
they have caught a 10-ton weapons cache in the western Afghan province of Heart.
In my opinion Washington
has started the blame game to hide its failure in Afghanistan. U.S. Secretary of
Defense Robert Gates told the press that Washington
had no evidence to prove that Iranian government is involved in the smuggling
of weapons. I fail Washington is maligning Iran
on the basis of suspicions.
We know that Shi'ite Iran and the Sunni Taliban had been
arch enemies since 1998, when the Taliban regime killed nine Iranian diplomats
in Mazar-e Sharif.
Monday, September 10, 2007
Iran
is trying to persuade European governments to allow it the opportunity to prove
that its nuclear programme is not designed for weapons production.
Last week , Saeid Jalili, deputy
foreign minister , visited European capitals to convince them that Iran wants to
remove suspicions regarding its nuclear program. He added that that Iran’s Republic’s recent agreement with the UN’s
nuclear watchdog is step to indicate Iran’s goodwill.
The real purpose of this visit was to thwart US plan to pass third UN sanction. There are reports that that US is pushing UN to pass another sanctions resolution against Iran.
Sunday, July 15, 2007
Mohammad Javad Larijani, the head of the Iranian judiciary's
human rights committee said that
judiciary supported stoning..
Last week , a man named Jafar Kiani was stoned to death in a village in the
northwestern province
of Qazvin. This execution
was carried out despite a 2002 directive to suspend the practice. It sparked a
sparked international condemnation.
It is interesting to know that the punishment for stoning to death does not exist in the Quran.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Palestinian Intelligence chief Tawfiq al-Tirawi Iran is orchestrated the seizure of Gaza from Palestinian security forces. He made this allegation on on June 24.
He said Iran trained Hamas members and also provided them weapons to to fight the Palestinian Authority. Egyptian Foreign Minister Ahmed Abul Gheit echoed similar allegations last week.
Hamas also has rejected al-Tirawi's allegations as "lies." Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesman dismissed the allegations saying saying Tehran neither encouraged nor assisted the takeover of Gaza by Hamas.
Meanwhile, there are concerns among ordinary
Iranians that their president, Mahmud Ahmadinejad, has been fueling the
Middle East crisis in order to distract attention from domestic
economic woes.
Monday, June 25, 2007
Former Iranian prime minister , Mir Hossein Moussavi, said pictures of impoverished minors and statistics showed 20 percent of Tehran children were homeless.
His comments come at a time of increasing concern about Iran's economy, with MPs and economists warning that the policies of Ahmedinejad risk further fueling rising inflation.
The country is also grappling
with problems of unemployment for its booming youth population as well
as drug addiction and juvenile delinquency.
Sunday, June 24, 2007
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said he keeps aware of Iran’s
economic situation by talking to his butcher, newspapers reported on
Saturday.
“We have hardworking shopkeepers in our neighbourhood
from whom I get important economic information because they are living
among the people,” Ahmadinejad, the son of a blacksmith, was quoted by
Iran’s Sharq daily as saying. “For example, there is an honourable
butcher in our neighbourhood who is aware of all the problems of the
people and I get important economic information from him,” he said in a
meeting with worker unions, Sharq reported. It is not the first time
Ahmadinejad has pointed to his local shopkeepers when addressing
Iranian economic issues.
Facing complaints about inflation, he
told parliament in a budget speech in January that Iranians should pop
around to his neighbourhood grocer to buy tomatoes where he said they
were much cheaper than the soaring prices he said others were citing.
Ahmadinejad
swept to power in 2005 with a campaign that vowed to share out Iran’s
oil wealth more fairly. He stages regular regional tours, promising
cash to provinces where many previously felt neglected by central
government. But economists say his policies of lowering interest rates
and doling out Iran’s windfall oil earnings are pushing up inflation,
which they say is mainly hurting the poor who the president has said he
is most eager to help.
Inflation was running at more than 17
percent in February, when the central bank last released figures for
the consumer price index. Economists say prices are continuing to
climb, a major grumble among ordinary Iranians. Ahmadinejad has
dismissed such criticism, saying inflation is an issue that predates
his government and has accused the media of exaggerating the problem.
via reuters
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