Iran’s so called Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed on Wednesday that ” The Iranian nation will as in the past stand firm against any threat or sanction”, ” We have become the primary power in the region “. read more… »

Adm. Michael Mullen said: the Pentagon is planning for “potential military courses of action” as one of several options against Iran, criticizing what he called the Tehran government’s “increasingly lethal and malign influence” in Iraq. Gates said; Iran is hell-bent on acquiring nuclear weapons. read more… »

Why is the leadership in Tehran anxious to give Russia the right to land troops in Iran? It gave the Russians the right to land troops in Iran when and if troops of any other foreign power arrived in Iran. read more… »

Iran: The taking of US hostages, eight years of war with Iraq, the funding and arming of Hezbollah as its spiritual mentor, involvement in terrorist attacks directly and indirectly, destruction of another state, In Iraq and Sudan and elsewhere supporting instabilities elements … read more… »

A doctor who was closely related to the Iranian security forces killed 12 Baluch women in a hospital by leaving medical and surgical tools in their bodies after operation in Baluchistan. read more… »

Since the Beirut attack, US and citizens of many other countries have suffered more attacks at the hands of Hezbollah and other terrorists, backed by the regimes in Tehran and Damascus, which use terror and violence against innocent civilians. read more… »

Following the executions of two innocent Sunni religious leaders in Baluchistan on 9 April, a huge explosion on 13 April rocked Shiraz, the capital of Fars province, in which dozens of people were killed and injured. read more… »

Islamic regime of Iran stepped up pressure on France’s Total and Royal Dutch Shell on Monday to decide soon whether to develop two major gas and oil assets in the Gulf or the project would go ahead without them. read more… »

Few U.S. policymakers have heard of Fethullah Gülen, perhaps Turkey’s most prominent theologian and political thinker. Self-exiled Gülen has indicated he may soon return to Turkey. If he does, Istanbul 2008 may very well look like Tehran 1979. Three decades ago, the same phenomenon marked coverage of Iran. “I don’t want to be the leader of the Islamic Republic; I don’t want to have the government or power in my hands,” Khomeini told a credulous Austrian television reporter during the ayatollah’s brief sojourn in Paris (but he lied based on taqqiya principle from sharia law). read more… »

Mexico, as it was until its full conversion to the pluralist democratic system just two decades ago, is the model that the Khomeinist ruling elite seems to have adopted, perhaps unconsciously. read more… »