Archive for July, 2007
In The Name Of Democracy
Posted by alanmirs on July 31, 2007
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Israel, Not Iran, is the Bad Boy of the Middle East
Posted by alanmirs on July 30, 2007
Kenya: Israel, Not Iran, is the Bad Boy of the Middle East
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East African Standard (Nairobi)
OPINION
30 July 2007
Posted to the web 30 July 2007
Mohammad Raeisi
Nairobi
This is a response to the Israeli Ambassador to Kenya’s commentary titled ‘Iran behind the destabilising forces in the Middle East’ that appeared in The Standard on July 9.
Some clarifications are necessary. History is very clear that at the beginning of the 20th century, Palestine was a British colony and Israel did not exist. After the British Government issued the Balfor Declaration on November 2, 1917, and during the process of establishing of the regime, force was used to confiscate Palestinian territories and the rights of genuine inhabitants were violated
http://allafrica.com/stories/200707300333.html
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U.S. May Play Weapons Card In the Mideast
Posted by alanmirs on July 30, 2007
U.S. May Play
Weapons Card
In the Mideast
Meant to Check Iran,
Give Support to Iraq
July 30, 2007; Page A6
WASHINGTON — The Bush administration is intensifying efforts to increase military and diplomatic cooperation with Sunni Arab states as part of its strategy to contain Iran and strengthen the government of Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB118575345734681647.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
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Today, could united without central government and be grate again
Posted by alanmirs on July 30, 2007
The problem with the mankind is that he doesn’t listen to his own knowledge, and that I believe is because of his prejudice nature, last night a friend made statements and related the troubles in the weakness of culture, and yet Knowledgeable as he was pointing to the essence of all cultures verses from Quran, Shams, Hafez, Saadi, and many others that I heard no more than twice in my lifetime, he mentioned a tail of an English wife reporting his husband’s crossing the red light the night before to the police, and the citation in the post the next morning
The tail I heard of Persian culture is that the promises kept by a hair of moustache
Persian History in verses
>The sands of time have always known
>That civilization which has grown
>In that plateau we call Iran
>Land of the lion, land of the sun
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>Kourosh brought unmatched glory
>Dariush’s Persepolis told the lasting story
>Strength came from tolerance and freedom
>Justice and nobility flourished in this kingdom
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>The greatest empire ever seen
>Their lasting legacy was unforeseen
>Masters of the world
>The Persians’ achievements must be told
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>Wise words of Kourosh, baked on a cylinder of clay
>Respected foreign cultures, and their right to freely pray
>Women were respected, and slavery abolished
>Kourosh was Great, for the human rights he polished
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I believe Kourosh was the first profit who united truthful believers together to constitute ruling system, justice for every one, which was fruitful while it was
Merged, progressed to a way of life many possess through out of the vast region with the same culture, if they left alone the life of those who matters most, could be changed to a better one
Today, could united without central government and be grate again
Astonished when I found the outlaw cultures in surrounding countries are kept so well
As an independent nation one must join the majority and they haven’t changed after many years of culture ban
The Kurd, Baluch, Turkmen, progressively have been practicing their native cultures in Iran
Also as in many other parts, Fars keeps the Ashora alive and to demote the forebear unchangeable merged culture is rather self centred
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British press urges Brown to be frank with Bush
Posted by alanmirs on July 30, 2007
(AFP)
30 July 2007
LONDON – The British press on Monday backed the so-called “special relationship” between Britain and the United States, but urged Prime Minister Gordon Brown to be candid with US President George W. Bush
Blair was frequently lampooned by British commentators as a ”poodle” to Bush
His strong support for the United States hurt his image at home, not just in recent months over the Iraq war but also last summer when, like Bush, he refused to condemn Israel’s bombing of Lebanon
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US: Saudi Arabia destabilising Iraq
Posted by alanmirs on July 30, 2007
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Khalilzad said that Saudi Arabia and other US friends were not doing enough to help Iraq [AP] |
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Coaching US troops on Iraqi culture
Posted by alanmirs on July 29, 2007
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/6904842.stm

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Report: IAEA technical delegation to visit Iran on Aug. 6
Posted by alanmirs on July 28, 2007
Report: IAEA technical delegation to visit Iran on Aug. 6
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TEHRAN, July 28 (Xinhua) — A technical delegation from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) will visit Iran on August 6, the official IRNA news agency reported on Saturday http://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2007-07/28/content_6444470.htm
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Amid Tensions with US, Iran’s Presence in Iraq Grows
Posted by alanmirs on July 25, 2007
Amid Tensions with US, Iran’s Presence in Iraq Grows
By Sam Dagher, Christian Science Monitor. Posted July 24, 2007.
At the second round of talks between Iranian and US diplomats here Tuesday, one message American Ambassador Ryan Crocker delivered was that the US wants Tehran to play a positive role in Iraq.
But ask many Iraqi Shiites, including Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, and they say their neighbors are doing just that. In fact, economic ties between Iran and Iraq are growing in the face of US criticism of Tehran’s meddling, which includes arming militias. Such Iran-Iraq links are not only bolstered by common beliefs binding Shiite leaders but also, some experts say, by a US strategy to arm and support former Sunni insurgents – many of whom consider Shiites bitter foes – in the fight against Al Qaeda
http://www.alternet.org/waroniraq/57837/?page=1
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Iran’s message is softly spoken, yet clear: It will enrich uranium
Posted by alanmirs on July 25, 2007
Iran’s message is softly spoken, yet clear: It will enrich uranium
By Anne Penketh in Tehran
Published: 25 July 2007
Iran has issued its strongest signal to date that it will defy UN demands for a suspension of uranium enrichment – a possible route towards a nuclear bomb – threatening to respond to any further sanctions and accusing the Americans of "running away" from negotiations to end the crisis over the Iranian nuclear programme
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/article2798521.ece
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