Piyalechi

Help me out here folks, for I need guidance…

What is up with our "fraudulently elected" President of the "Islamic Republic" of Iran, Ahmadinejad?

What is he really all about? What is his gig?

I can’t make up my mind whether he is just another agent or a string puppet of the ruling Mullah-taria, or a genuine and very clever patriot; you know, “The real McCoy” whose heart beats in synch with syllables of the word, “Iran.”

I really hope and pray that the latter is the case.

I knew nothing about the man until he appeared in the media spotlight, about the time that his first election to presidency was conclusively established.

For a while, and as many remember, serious efforts were under way to establish that he is that same bearded guy in that infamous picture from that shameful period of hostage taking in Iran’s history, who wore an American Vietnam-era Army Field Jacket as he escorted a blindfolded American hostage.

But then, it was proven by photographs of Ahmadinejad from the same period that the goon who was handling the American hostage had way too much beard on his face and too tall to be him!

Yet later, different sources in the internet had it that not long after the revolution, Ahmadinejad used to be called “Tir-Rahmati-Nejad,” because allegedly he enthusiastically sought permission with to go around and fire the final Coup de Grace bullet into the heads of political prisoners who had just been executed by the firing squads.

Proudly, I say that I am a truly sworn American citizen, and that there are some principle that I have to try to uphold, or my life would really be meaningless and not worth living. It is from that standpoint that I say until I see evidence proving Ahmadinejad’s alleged guilt beyond a shadow of doubt, I can not jeopardize my Karma and conscience by calling him an executioner’s accomplice, or accuse him of other yet unproven crimes.

Having said that, I must admit that I have found myself actually delighted on several occasions by his rhetoric and political stances against the Mullah Mafia, when by all accounts and not-so-implicitly, he has flipped the middle finger at the them when they have voiced objections against his policies and rhetoric that they have deemed to be too “Iranian” or "un-Islamic."

Realizing his status and who and what he is up against, I am comfortable in giving him the benefit of the doubt that he may indeed be a patriot at heart and perhaps a truly shrewd and cunning politician.

I have also found myself somehow concurring and sympathizing with him in taking the political steps and rhetorical stances that he may justifiably have had to adopt towards realizing the desired end. The end that may finally and much desirably spell ridding Iran and perhaps the region of the nastiness and deadly disease that is effectively the rule of Islam.