Iran Watcher |
NA |
18-August-2010 5:38:29 AM |
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...... It's likely that any attack on Iran by the west on Iran, would trigger a war between Hizbollah and Israel.
Despite the loud rhetoric from Tehran and all the military maneuvers, the coming war would not be won by the Islamic Republic. Iran will be able to cause major caos
and considerable casulaties, but its forces on the ground and their ability to communice will be desimated by the allies superior air power within weeks. Unlike many people, I believe, in the event of a western military attack which results in major weakening of the Islamic Republic's Basij forces,
the people of Iran are likely to attempt to topple their government. |
Iran Watcher |
NA |
18-August-2010 5:36:42 AM |
Ahmadinejad is increasingly coming under attack at home for defying the Islamic Majlis (Parliament). The Islamic Republic is more divided than ever. Some believe that the establishment has decided to get rid of him to save itself, but I personally believe that, with the power base he's already established, he won't go quietly.
As political infighting grows within, the threat of military confrontation still loomes large. The main military threat to the Islamic Republic would be a surprise attack by the US and its allies. Unlike many observers I don't think Israel would take part in such an operation, unless it comes under direct attack from the Islamic Republic. It's likely that any attack on Iran by the west on Iran, would trigger a war between Hizbollah and Israel.
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yaQoot |
NA |
4-June-2010 10:19:54 AM |
| Well the relations between Turkey & Israel have taken a serious hammering. Interestingly the reaction from Tehran has been not all that vocal. No mass rallies, only a few words by Ahmadinejad. Could it be that the authorities are afraid that any rallies may turn into anti-government protests??!! |
Lily WILLIAMS |
soullestghost@gmail.com |
2-June-2010 10:09:03 AM |
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yaQoot |
NA |
31-May-2010 8:15:03 AM |
The reactions to the killing and injuring activists on Turkish Flotilla is coming in thick & fast. Turkey recalls embassador from Israel. The under 18 national football team were also called back from Israel. Israel also calls its tourists visiting Turkey.
Beyond the immediate knee-jerk and emotional reactions, this could be one of those deciding moments in history. The AK party will definitely use this to further its own mandate in Turkey and this will probably weaken the secular opposition of Turkey.
Are we going to see a more Islamic and militant Turkey in the future? Is this going to bring Turkey & Iran closer together? What does it mean for the Turkish-US relations? We'll have to wait and see..... |
shemale |
newtubex@mail.ru |
26-April-2010 2:38:44 PM |
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tukkah |
kuulingm@aol.com |
13-March-2010 4:05:27 PM |
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Ftm Pee |
mashupxx@yandex.ru |
3-March-2010 5:25:17 PM |
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Ben Ross |
regnardy@yandex.ru |
19-February-2010 11:22:03 PM |
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Alex |
NA |
5-January-2010 9:29:45 AM |
The chinese government opposes sanctions against Iran and think that diplomacy is the way forward. As if the last 20 years of deplomacy have achieved anything !!!
What can we expect from a country that executes its own peaceful protesters and stifles freedom of press and speech?? The success of Iranian green movement would give fresh inspiration to all freedom seekers whether they're Chinese, North Korean or Venezuelan. Why should they be sympathetic to the plight of Iranians?
What I don't understand is our pathetic and feckless behaviour. We in the west are the victim of our own greed. We have destroyed our industial base and handed over our jobs to china. A double whammy, we get increasing unemployment and we empower a human-rights abusing dictatorship that always works against us! |
Cateheeby |
Cateheeby@gmail.com |
4-January-2010 5:30:08 PM |
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Green News |
NA |
29-December-2009 3:15:27 PM |
IRINN the Iranian news agency is making dire statements about the protestors, interviewing the most conservative elements of the regime. Larijani the Majlis speaker has also made a heated speech asking for maximum punishment for the protestors.
There will be government sponsored protests tomorrow and there's talk of possible arrest of Mousavi & Karoubi after the rallies in support of government.
There's an ominous air of a witchhunt in the air. The government seems to be preparing to a massive crackdown. |
Kami T |
NA |
22-December-2009 6:02:38 PM |
Some people predicted this years ago. A young population increasingly frustrated with the invasive rule of conservative Ayatollahs.
The government of Ahmadinejad and the supreme leader seem to be unwilling to give an inch. The result seems to be more anger and frustration which is reflected in the more radical slogans during demonstrations as seen in the massive gatherings dedicated to the passing of Ayatollah Montazeri. |
Green news |
NA |
17-December-2009 6:46:36 AM |
Iran's state TV is interviewing the "public" who are allegedly angry over the insult on Ayatollah Khomeini's picture. According to the state TV, Iranians want the leaders of the green movement to be arrested and punished.
Is there going to be an even worst crackdown Moharram? Are the leaders of the green movement going to be arrested? The language used by the authorities seem to suggest that? |
Green News |
NA |
13-December-2009 1:16:54 PM |
Ayatollah khamanei has warned the opposition.
In a strongly worded speech he's demanded the opposition leaders to choose the right path.
Musavi's wife has been assaulted by Baseeji women at on 2 occasions.
Indications suggest that we may be getting closer to the arrest of opposition leaders, Musavi & Karroubi. |
Cateheeby |
Cateheeby@gawab.com |
11-December-2009 11:12:52 PM |
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Cofomide |
katya837@email.ua |
11-December-2009 12:23:35 PM |
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vigrx |
johnstew@apanforge.com |
10-December-2009 12:11:11 AM |
Your silence gives consent. |
Green News |
NA |
6-December-2009 12:09:22 PM |
Irans "Ershad" ministry (Iranian version of Interior ministry) have sent SMS messages to all foreign reporters informing them that their reporting licence has been revoked for the next 3 days.
This move is see as an attempt for the Iranian authorities to silence the media and stop the reporting of the planned demonstrations tomorrow.
The events of tomorrow is expected to be recorded and uploaded to youtube within minutes as seen in past protests such as Qods day and the anniversary of the takeover of U embassy. |
Green News |
NA |
6-December-2009 11:50:53 AM |
Tomorrow is Iran's student day.
Despite threats by police and the authorities, people will flood the streets of Tehran and other cities. |
Green News |
NA |
6-December-2009 11:47:26 AM |
Mother's of those killed after in the unrest following the contested elections hold weekly candle-lit rituals every saturday in Laleh Park in Tehran.
This gathering is known as "Mourning Mothers".
21 people including some mothers were arrested in the early morning hours of Saturday 05th Dec 2009 according to BBC Persian service. |
Rilsinsaclelt |
pedroboyleba63@gmail.com |
15-November-2009 1:59:01 AM |
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Virgin Takes Cock |
katya844@email.ua |
29-October-2009 1:39:23 PM |
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vigrx |
johnwagejr@gmail.com |
21-October-2009 2:57:21 PM |
Keep working ,great job! |
Old-fashioned Spanking |
katya844@email.ua |
13-October-2009 9:05:38 PM |
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ArianaCisk |
arianarbogdanova@gmail.com |
13-May-2009 11:05:05 AM |
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Darius Dana |
NA |
10-March-2009 6:11:08 AM |
There are new tensions between Iran and Arab states since Ali Akbar Nategh Nouri made comments about the inability of the previous regime to keep Bahrain as part of Iran. Nouri also said that Bahrain used to be Iran's 14th province.
The latest indication of worstening relations between Iran and Arab states was Morocco cutting its diplomatic ties with Iran blaming Tehran's "inadmissible attitude" against the African country as a reason for the decision for the move.
Iran is growing stronger and is gradually transforming into a regional power. Despite reassuring statements by Iranian officials it seems that Arab states see Iran as a threat.
Recent statements by Egyptian, Saudi and the new tensions between Morocco and Iran indicate that Arabs are wary of Iran's new found power and influence. |
Blueguple |
myreprs@gmail.com |
10-February-2009 11:49:27 PM |
| exciting and communicative, but would be suffering with something more on this topic? |
Ali |
NA |
3-February-2009 5:22:22 PM |
| Congratulations to all Iranians on the launch of Omid satellite. Regardless of political issues, today marks a significant achievement by the people of Iran. |
Kaveh |
NA |
2-February-2009 11:35:34 AM |
The Iranian regime is so angry about the new BBC persian TV. They have made many threats to intimidate people who work with this TV. The intelligence minister Mihden Ejei went so far as to describe the new BBC persian TV as a security threat.
This is the same regime that is running its Press TV, from London. Not to mention Arabic language TV stations such as Al-Alam !! |
Narges |
NA |
22-January-2009 1:34:24 PM |
The reason behind the arrest of the Iranian Aids doctors is that the Islamic government doesn't want the world to know that there is an Aids problem in Iran.
Many charities have been shut because they were trying to raise money mainly from the Iranians abroad for the poor and needy in Iran. The government prefers to see the poor suffer than get help from Iranians with western connections.
Noone in the world would believe that Arash and Kamyar Alaei were plotting to overthrow the Iranian government.
Jailing two world renowned Aids doctors, and depriving Iranians of such expertise, says so much about Ahmadinejad, his government and his way of thinking. |
Ziba M |
NA |
15-January-2009 12:10:38 PM |
The authorities have started arresting Bahai people in various cities including Tehran.
In Tehran 9 people were arrested and sent to the Evin Prison. |
yaQoot |
NA |
15-January-2009 10:22:48 AM |
Obama will be entering into direct talks with Iran knowing such talks are extremely unlikely to succeed. Apart from the nuclear issue, there are many other disagreements, from Iran's frozen assets in the US to Iran's role in the Middle East particularly in relation to Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon.
Other than a grand bargain with both sides making major concessions, it's hard to imagine how these major differences will be resolved.
Obama's pledge to enter into direct talks with Iran will no doubt go some way in repairing America's reputation as a unilateralist super power to that of responsible leader of the free world that is trying to resolve issues by dialogue. There are too many areas of disagreement and talks are more likely to fail than succeed. However talks with Iran will show America's allies particularly the EU that Obama can not be accused of not trying all avenues to resolve the crisis and it is Iran that is intent on building nuclear weapons and destabilising the Middle East.
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Mamali |
NA |
27-December-2008 5:52:46 AM |
I like the new design of your website. I think you should change the youtube tracks more often.
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John |
NA |
1-December-2008 5:42:12 PM |
| Hello to all my persian friends. |
Sina |
NA |
9-November-2008 6:38:18 PM |
Why should Iran listen to anything the west says???
The western countries want to dominate the middle east and for that reason they do not want a powerful Iran or any other country in the region.
This is the first time in at least 500 years that Iran is becoming a major regional force. It doesn'tlook like the US and Europe can do much to stop Iran for the time being.
Sina |
Kaveh |
NA |
20-October-2008 8:52:28 AM |
Why is the world only talking about the nuclear issue? We don't care about that. We need human rights and democracy in Iran.
America & Europe don't care at all about Iranian people, so we don't care about them. |
karimi |
babamamadadash@yahoo.com |
25-September-2008 2:20:46 PM |
| mahe ramazan mahe khoda bar khoda joyan mobarak |
Billalianaecy |
heistiterce@bk.ru |
15-May-2008 1:20:15 AM |
Hello my friends :)
;) |
Ali |
NA |
28-March-2008 8:03:31 PM |
URGENT
Amir farshad Ebrahimi has been arrested and beaten up by Turkish authorities in the Ataturk international airport.
The Turkish authorities are planning to deport him tomorrow (29 March 2008) morning. This is EXTREMELY DISTURBING. Amir is a human rights activist, not a terrorist.
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Ali |
NA |
16-March-2008 6:58:53 PM |
Reza Zarei, Ahmadinejads ally, the very guy who is in charge of enforing Hejab in Tehran, was caught literally wih his trousers down with 6 naked prostitutes. It's not a surprise .... the Islamic Republic pf Iran is being run by a mafia and it is the most corrupt regime in the world ...
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Pegi |
NA |
3-March-2008 7:49:25 AM |
In Iran we have the so called "moral police" who are imposing their self-styled Hejab on Iranian women. They allow themselves to verbally and physically abuse innocent Iranian women, but more people are starting to fight back.
Hejab was imposed on Iranian women shortly after the Islamic revolution in 1979, despite Ayatollah Khomeini's pledges before the Islamic revolution who always claimed that in a future Islamic Republic, women will be free to dress as they wished. Shortly after the revolution he allowed organised thugs to attack women with knives, blades and acid in the streets in order to enforce the Hejab.
Iranian women have never accepted the Hejab and the way they push the boundaries by pushing their scarves back and wear make up shows that they never will.
Pegi
Tehran
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Abbas |
NA |
2-March-2008 7:48:18 PM |
Parlimentary elections in Iran is becoming a real joke.
The Iranian government will be losing all its legitamcy with this circus.
This is not an election its a selection by the conservative camp. |
Ali |
NA |
11-February-2008 4:31:54 AM |
Tedade tazahor konandegane emsale 22 bahaman EFTEZAH bood. Aksariate jamiat az madreseha, dabirestanha boodan ke ba zoor va kalako hogheh bazi amedeh boodand.
Aghayoon khodeshan ham midoonand ke sholehaye enghelab dar hale khamooshi hastand
Ali
Tehran |
Elnaz - Tehran |
NA |
10-February-2008 6:14:40 PM |
Daheye Fajr is the title of the final 10 days of street battles leading to the victory of the Islamic revolution. It is so very depressing to be reminded of it!
My family and I were sitting around the TV watching scenes of angry crowds shouting "marg bar Shah" meaning "Death to Shah" during the 1979 revolution.
You see most of my immediate family supported and took part in the 1979 revolution, yet here they were sat around the TV with tears in their eyes regretting what they had done. "We should have never trusted the Mullahs" said my dad with a shaky voice. "Please change the channel .... put some music channel". I turned the channel over to PMC (Persian Music Channel).
A smile of relief appeared on my Dads face and he said again "we should have never trusted them".......
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yaQoot |
NA |
7-February-2008 12:14:23 PM |
The Zanan magazine has been shut down by Ahmadinejad. Widespread exclusion of non-conservative (They are not really reformists!) and an increasing atmosphere of intimidation throught the country.
Is there going to be a showdown between the people and the government? if the Iranian economy continues to decline and sanctions bite harder then a showdown is likely. |
Gerd |
NA |
4-February-2008 1:57:07 PM |
I hope your people succeed in the struggle against Ahmadinejad and the Islamic dictatorship. Your regime is a disgrace and an insult to your ancient culture. I am German student and every time I hear your president I feel sick of his ignorance!!
good luck |
Aram |
NA |
2-February-2008 7:12:39 PM |
I think Ahmadinejad is trying to steer Iran into conflict with the west and possibly into civil war.
He's a leader standing for a tired system with old, self-appointed, tired leaders who have nothing in common with the young vibrant population of Iran. |
Aram |
NA |
2-February-2008 6:59:15 PM |
| In his Friday 1 Feb 08 speech, Ahmadinejad again threatened Israel, calling for western governments to stop supporting the "Filthy Zionists". I don't know what he's trying to achieve, but if he's looking for trouble he's going the right way about it! |
Maryam |
NA |
17-January-2008 12:38:35 PM |
| I was arrested in a shopping center for wearing boots. I had my full hejab but they arrested me because I was wearing boots. They treated me very badly and call me different names. It is very hard to live in Iran. There is nothing for young people like us. |
billie |
vozmi949@ssoboy.net |
4-September-2007 11:27:57 PM |
| A very nice website !! Very well Done !!! |
