Tyrants recognizes Tyrants

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Tuesday January 17, 2012 · 2:39 PM PST

2012/01/17 · 14:39

By now, we are all an agreement that the regime in Tehran is one of the most despicable regime on the face of this planet. Only a few Dictatorship can match its shameful record of oppression against its own population but unfortunately, just when you thought these maniacs could not behave any worse, they go out and prove you wrong once more!

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Wednesday January 11, 2012 · 8:32 AM PST

2012/01/11 · 08:32

A young Iranian-American citizen, who also served as a U.S soldier in Afghanistan, was sentenced to death by the regime in Tehran on monday. His family, back in the U.S, are believed to be in total shock and disbelief after receiving the terrifying news in which analysts blame on the deteriorating state of the U.S - Iran relations.

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Monday January 02, 2012 · 6:01 PM PST

2012/01/02 · 18:01

The big news out of Iran today is their worsening sliding currency, which the regime seem to be incapable of handling properly..These imbeciles still don't understand why this is happening to them. After all, Allah(God) is on their side, so they claim..or is he really on their side?

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Saturday December 31, 2011 · 4:55 PM PST

2011/12/31 · 16:55

Now that President Obama has signed into law a new defense bill which contains fresh sanctions on Iran, the regime in Tehran is, all of a sudden, insisting on new round of talks concerning its nuclear program.

It is of course no coincidence why Iran is now demanding the stalled p5+1 talk to swiftly resume, and from what I've gathered, the West should not expect anything more then the same cat-and-mouse games Tehran have been playing for the past decades..

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Thursday December 29, 2011 · 7:28 PM PST

2011/12/29 · 19:28

The regime in Tehran is at it again, this time, it is threatening to close down the straight of Hormuz, a major oil shipping route in the Persian Gulf. Its demand!??..It wants the U.S, specially the E.U not to implement an embargo on its oil shipment to European countries.

Such an action would really increase economic pressure on Iran and decrease its oil-income which is about 80% of all its budget revenue.

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Tuesday December 27, 2011 · 10:15 AM PST

2011/12/27 · 10:15

Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, an Iranian woman accused of adultery by Iran's medieval court system, then sentenced to death by stoning, would instead be excuted by hanging!..

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Western Sanction is starting to worry Iran's regime

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Sunday December 25, 2011 · 9:51 AM PST

2011/12/25 · 09:51

For years, the regime in Tehran have made a point to publicly dismiss all Western sanctions by arrogantly declaring it would have no impact whatsoever on their economy..Well, how things have changed?!..The despicable regime is slowly but surely coming to its senses and had to, embarrassingly, admit those sanctions were indeed starting to destabilize Iran's economy.

TEHRAN — Western sanctions have taken such a toll on Iran over the past 18 months that now -- as the screw is about to be tightened yet further -- Tehran's studied insouciance is slipping, with officials admitting the economic damage being felt.
"War-time conditions" demanded dramatic policy reactions, the head of Tehran's chamber of trade and industry, Yahya AlEshaq, told Sunday's Iran Daily newspaper.

The country must now act "as if under siege," the governor of Iran's central bank, Mahmoud Bahmani, agreed in comments to reporters and businessmen over the past week.

Signs of economic difficulties have been accumulating: investments are becoming rare, imports are becoming pricier, and Iran's currency is sliding.

The United States and Europe are about to again ratchet up the pressure with measures against Iran's central bank and vital oil sector.

I would suggest to read the full AFP article by clicking on the link above to have a better understanding of how bad the economy is getting in Iran.

Nevertheless, the regime is determine to go full-speed ahead with their illegal nuclear activities like a hard-headed delinquent child who refuses to listen to wise advise from anyone.
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The silent invasion of Iraq by Iran

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Friday December 23, 2011 · 1:09 PM PST

2011/12/23 · 13:09

Invasion!.... According to Wikipedia.org which describe itself as the free encyclopedia on the internet , an Invasion is a military offensive consisting of all, or large parts of the armed forces of one geopolitical entity aggressively entering territory controlled by another such entity, generally with the objective of either conquering, liberating or re-establishing control or authority over a territory, forcing the partition of a country, altering the established government or gaining concessions from a government, or a combination thereof.

To simplify Wikipedia's definition of invasion in my own short simple words , you basically need to do a lot of bombings and commit a lot of aggression if you're going to invade another country , BUT in Iran's case which is silently invading the Iraqi nation , none of that is happening.

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Sunday January 31, 2010 · 4:25 AM PST

2010/01/31 · 04:25

I wish i'm wrong here , but all the signs seems to suggest that senate democrats + the White House are ready to throw in the towel and give up because of to much partisanship and special interest groups pulling in different direction.

The NYT had a an article printed a few day ago , suggesting that the White House is quietly pushing Health Care reform as we know it , in the back while taking on the economy and the deficit.

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Friday January 22, 2010 · 8:49 PM PST

2010/01/22 · 20:49

The Democratic party is heading toward a major disaster in the '10 midterm election unless Obama can create jobs and i strongly believe the best way to create jobs in the U.S is by revising U.S trading policy.

HealthCare is an important issue , but right now , with a 10% unemployment rate , it will not do much to bring back jobs...So why have we spend so much time on an issue that will have very little effect on the people's jobs?

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Saturday January 02, 2010 · 11:01 PM PST

2010/01/02 · 23:01

There's this widely held view that i regularly see on here and in the mainstream media which suggest that China owns us because they buy our debt , so we should start learning how to bow to them now since they will surpass us as the largest economy in the world.

For its part , China have become increasingly arrogant by outright letting the U.S know how great they are and how we're in a long decline.

This is why they've rejected any climate deal pushed by Obama in Copenhagen and are also playing "hard to get" in other foreign policy theater.

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The only way the green iranian revolution will succeed!

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Wednesday December 30, 2009 · 11:04 PM PST

2009/12/30 · 23:04

Revolutions are ugly and deadly...Let's not try to pooh-pooh this fact...

If you want freedom badly , you have to be willing to fight and die for it..Even kill for it if it's what's necessary.

Our own American revolution would had failed if we hadn't grabbed the guns and forced the British out...The British were determined to squash it , whether the revolutionaries had guns or not...Whether they were peaceful or not...The British just did not like the idea of leaving this huge continent into the hands of us peasants..They felt they made us , so how dare we even think of asking them to leave.

I know most will not agree with my viewpoint , but i strongly believe in them.

The green movement will end up just like the Chinese Tianamen Square failed revolution because the regime is vicious and will fight with deadly force to preserve its power.

Anyone who has the viewpoint that such a regime can be removed through peaceful means are completly out of their mind.

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