by Asqar (not verified) on Mon Oct 01, 2007 10:18 AM PDT
At least far for the past 5 years, it has been both fraud and fiction. Fiction because it has not happened, and fraud because people like you have been using it as a Sword of Damocles over the heads of Iranians to impede their century-long march toward democracy. You have your head too deep into those blogs, where "Cheney and Zionists" are shown as the main enemies of the Iranian people, thereby justifying the machinations of the repressive regime in Tehran. Also, please get this into your hot head Foad: The above caricature is just a fiction and was intended as a reference to certain social maladies deeply ingrained in the Iranian society.
Unless you had your head in the sand, the threat of war with Iran is neither fraud nor fiction. Mullahs may think it is a fiction but reality is that the current US administration is like a boxed in cat because of quagmire in Iraq and looking for some other adventure to redeem itself. The war with Iran is NOT going to be a land war it will be an air war and that will allow GW attacks Iran by air and then claim victory. How shallow this victory will be depends on how strong the bombing campaign and how Iran responds. No, it is nor fraud or fiction. GW is ready to strike with murderous consequence for civilian population. By listening to Ahmadinejad talk it seems in fact IRI thinks that US is simply posturing. According to bloggers, they have turned out to be more accurate than the mainstream media, a meeting between Cheney and Zionists has already taken place in Florida and Million $ have been promised for a strong campaign to sell this new GW adventure. Foad
Fraud or Fiction?
by Asqar (not verified) on Sun Sep 30, 2007 04:19 PM PDT
Is the imminence of war against Iran a fiction or merely a fraudulent claim to justify the nefarious ruling of the Islamic troglodytes in Iran? As the short-term prospect of such a major undertaking seems questionable, especially in the 8th year of the Bush administration, some of us are disgracefully more in tune with the rhetoric of depraved Ayatollahs than with the values of the societies that have accepted them, including the US. Condoning the reality of rampant "bache bazi" in Iran because of an unlikely war at this time is unconscionable. Right on Faramarz!!
There is no chilling out when there is a potential of a massacre. It seems a little suspicious but you have been asking me on couple of comments, where I live? Please refer to my comment on "Someone stop this train!" under "My People". Foad
let's have sex with Jacklyn joon
by sexyironi (not verified) on Sun Sep 30, 2007 08:08 AM PDT
we all need to get laid at some time. Jacklyn where is your home page? let's get laid. you got some videos out there?
all iranian men are bent
by jacklyn (not verified) on Sun Sep 30, 2007 03:14 AM PDT
every iranian man who is honest has admitted to having had a sexual experience with another man at some point in their life.
and the ones who are angrily against it are the closet ones fighting their own homosexuality ,so all iranian men are bent and we love them .
Was it Uncle Sam!
by HollyCow (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:43 PM PDT
Are 1/2 Jew friends showing there love!
Insist usually involves family members.
there may not be too many gay in Iran but bacheh baz, there are plenty of them. this was funny though.
shit stuff
by chibegam (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 10:41 PM PDT
halam beh ham khord. shit hamash in site aksayeh mozokhraf mezareh ba in article hay gay o lesbian.khodeton engar mekhareh. ham mulla ha aberoye iron bordan va shoma aldankah. pass in danesh gah raftan chi shod o chi yad gerftin? ba in harfa o aksa mekhayn iran o avaz konin?
rabbinic tradition
by The Accusation (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 08:55 PM PDT
The Accusation - There is no such thing as KOSHER HOT EXCREMENT.
Despartely seeking to talk in Columbia
by Anonymouszzz (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 08:39 PM PDT
So in other words you are saying you don't mind if the president of Iran is the devil, Hitler, or a dictator but you are outraged that the Columbia University president was rude to him. In fact because of this, you now like Ahmadinejad more than ever.
Columbia University's president has never greeted any foreign guest the same way and probably never will agin. But rudeness, if you want to call it that, is hardly a sin. It's just bad manners.
But which is worse: Bad manners or bad government, repression, corruption, lack of basic freedoms, etc...?
The Prez vs Columbia
by lou (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 05:24 PM PDT
As a non-Iranian, I would like to leave a comment on the Columbia Incident.
President Ahmadinejad may be a devil, may be a Hitler, may be a dictator, may be whatever you want to call him, nonetheless, the behaviour of the US media and the idiot president of Columbia towards him in New York make me like the Iranian Prez more and more.
Foad, chill out!
by Mehdi (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 03:47 PM PDT
Foad, Chill out man. Even in the "darkest moment" its good to have a bit of humor to lighthen things up.
Everybody make comments that deserve to be mocked and laughed at. The problem is that some of our world leaders - no names mentioned - put their foot in it too many times!
As a matter of interest, where are you? Inside, or outside of Iran?
Hmmmmmmmmm...
It is shameful that in these dark days of real possibility of war against Iran you are equating the war to a nonsensical comment by Ahmadinejad. I repeat shame. Sorry not funny at all!!! Foad
Fraud or Fiction ????
by Asqar (not verified) on Mon Oct 01, 2007 10:18 AM PDTAt least far for the past 5 years, it has been both fraud and fiction. Fiction because it has not happened, and fraud because people like you have been using it as a Sword of Damocles over the heads of Iranians to impede their century-long march toward democracy. You have your head too deep into those blogs, where "Cheney and Zionists" are shown as the main enemies of the Iranian people, thereby justifying the machinations of the repressive regime in Tehran. Also, please get this into your hot head Foad: The above caricature is just a fiction and was intended as a reference to certain social maladies deeply ingrained in the Iranian society.
Fraud or Fiction ????
by Foad on Mon Oct 01, 2007 08:27 AM PDTUnless you had your head in the sand, the threat of war with Iran is neither fraud nor fiction. Mullahs may think it is a fiction but reality is that the current US administration is like a boxed in cat because of quagmire in Iraq and looking for some other adventure to redeem itself. The war with Iran is NOT going to be a land war it will be an air war and that will allow GW attacks Iran by air and then claim victory. How shallow this victory will be depends on how strong the bombing campaign and how Iran responds. No, it is nor fraud or fiction. GW is ready to strike with murderous consequence for civilian population. By listening to Ahmadinejad talk it seems in fact IRI thinks that US is simply posturing. According to bloggers, they have turned out to be more accurate than the mainstream media, a meeting between Cheney and Zionists has already taken place in Florida and Million $ have been promised for a strong campaign to sell this new GW adventure. Foad
Fraud or Fiction?
by Asqar (not verified) on Sun Sep 30, 2007 04:19 PM PDTIs the imminence of war against Iran a fiction or merely a fraudulent claim to justify the nefarious ruling of the Islamic troglodytes in Iran? As the short-term prospect of such a major undertaking seems questionable, especially in the 8th year of the Bush administration, some of us are disgracefully more in tune with the rhetoric of depraved Ayatollahs than with the values of the societies that have accepted them, including the US. Condoning the reality of rampant "bache bazi" in Iran because of an unlikely war at this time is unconscionable. Right on Faramarz!!
To Mehdi
by Foad on Sun Sep 30, 2007 09:10 AM PDTThere is no chilling out when there is a potential of a massacre. It seems a little suspicious but you have been asking me on couple of comments, where I live? Please refer to my comment on "Someone stop this train!" under "My People". Foad
let's have sex with Jacklyn joon
by sexyironi (not verified) on Sun Sep 30, 2007 08:08 AM PDTwe all need to get laid at some time. Jacklyn where is your home page? let's get laid. you got some videos out there?
all iranian men are bent
by jacklyn (not verified) on Sun Sep 30, 2007 03:14 AM PDTevery iranian man who is honest has admitted to having had a sexual experience with another man at some point in their life.
and the ones who are angrily against it are the closet ones fighting their own homosexuality ,so all iranian men are bent and we love them .
Was it Uncle Sam!
by HollyCow (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:43 PM PDTAre 1/2 Jew friends showing there love!
Insist usually involves family members.
it's true
by mrclass on Sat Sep 29, 2007 11:02 PM PDTthere may not be too many gay in Iran but bacheh baz, there are plenty of them. this was funny though.
shit stuff
by chibegam (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 10:41 PM PDThalam beh ham khord. shit hamash in site aksayeh mozokhraf mezareh ba in article hay gay o lesbian.khodeton engar mekhareh. ham mulla ha aberoye iron bordan va shoma aldankah. pass in danesh gah raftan chi shod o chi yad gerftin? ba in harfa o aksa mekhayn iran o avaz konin?
rabbinic tradition
by The Accusation (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 08:55 PM PDTThe Accusation - There is no such thing as KOSHER HOT EXCREMENT.
Despartely seeking to talk in Columbia
by Anonymouszzz (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 08:39 PM PDTDesperately seeking to talk in Columbia:
//islamicrepublicholycrimes.blogspot.com/
Rudeness vs repression
by Jahanshah Javid on Sat Sep 29, 2007 08:03 PM PDTLou,
So in other words you are saying you don't mind if the president of Iran is the devil, Hitler, or a dictator but you are outraged that the Columbia University president was rude to him. In fact because of this, you now like Ahmadinejad more than ever.
Columbia University's president has never greeted any foreign guest the same way and probably never will agin. But rudeness, if you want to call it that, is hardly a sin. It's just bad manners.
But which is worse: Bad manners or bad government, repression, corruption, lack of basic freedoms, etc...?
The Prez vs Columbia
by lou (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 05:24 PM PDTAs a non-Iranian, I would like to leave a comment on the Columbia Incident.
President Ahmadinejad may be a devil, may be a Hitler, may be a dictator, may be whatever you want to call him, nonetheless, the behaviour of the US media and the idiot president of Columbia towards him in New York make me like the Iranian Prez more and more.
Foad, chill out!
by Mehdi (not verified) on Sat Sep 29, 2007 03:47 PM PDTFoad, Chill out man. Even in the "darkest moment" its good to have a bit of humor to lighthen things up.
Everybody make comments that deserve to be mocked and laughed at. The problem is that some of our world leaders - no names mentioned - put their foot in it too many times!
As a matter of interest, where are you? Inside, or outside of Iran?
Hmmmmmmmmm...
Shameful
by Foad on Sat Sep 29, 2007 12:16 PM PDTIt is shameful that in these dark days of real possibility of war against Iran you are equating the war to a nonsensical comment by Ahmadinejad. I repeat shame. Sorry not funny at all!!! Foad
So funny
by Jeesh Daram on Sat Sep 29, 2007 08:46 AM PDTThank you Faramara, you started the day with funny captions. "peaceful purposes" :)