Iran's Track Record
The Islamic Republic of Iran has had to contend with unfair interference in its internal affairs for far too long. And it simply refuses to accommodate itself to these demands any longer. Iran, after all, answers to Allah, not to temporal powers, incoherently demanding in the belief that they, as mere secular political entities of sweeping global authority may question the God-directed Supreme Leader of Iran, and his loyal supreme council of Ayatollahs.
The supreme council and the loyal Republican Guard are just now beginning to understand fully, that they have little to fear from the feigned outrage of the Western powers. Conspiring to prevent the Islamic Republic from its aspirations to ascend to their rightful place once again as the overwhelming power in the Middle East. Jealous that Iran, with the assistance of her great good friends in Russia and China, Pakistan and North Korea, has successfully enabled itself to become a nuclear power.
With the one true God and the nuclear science He has availed his chosen ones, there is no power on earth that can hinder Iran's future. Iran is quite capable of playing the West's own game of one-upsmanship, of imperial might, of demands of contrition and attrition, of deference where none is deserved, of respect where none has been earned. With its long and honoured traditions Iran has had infinitely more experience. For is it not written that false assurances are permitted to protect the worshippers of Allah?
Let them bring in their inspectors, Iran is well prepared to receive them. Give those demanding hounds a biscuit to distract them from the baying urgency of their purported purpose, and they gratefully stop to nibble at it, forgetting the haste required, allowing time for Iran to conceal what it should, to present as an innocent and much-maligned respecter of accursed international demands.
It is most helpful that one such as the new American president, with his trusting belief in the basic amenability of those bowing to imperialist demands will accrue to his interests. It is inconvenient that one such as the French president has a darker view of Iran's intentions, but his will too is readily circumvented. It does help that greedily independent-minded corporate interests invest in Iran, from all those Western countries, overruling their administrations' instincts.
As for that IAEA spokesmen, refusing to comment on Iran's successful waiting-time gambit, they too are sworn enemies of the Islamic Republic and when the Hidden Imam returns, they will all be dealt with. Of course, with the successful production of the final nuclear warheads, Armageddon might be hurried along, to please Allah, so that the faithful may be rewarded and all others damned for eternity.
The supreme council and the loyal Republican Guard are just now beginning to understand fully, that they have little to fear from the feigned outrage of the Western powers. Conspiring to prevent the Islamic Republic from its aspirations to ascend to their rightful place once again as the overwhelming power in the Middle East. Jealous that Iran, with the assistance of her great good friends in Russia and China, Pakistan and North Korea, has successfully enabled itself to become a nuclear power.
With the one true God and the nuclear science He has availed his chosen ones, there is no power on earth that can hinder Iran's future. Iran is quite capable of playing the West's own game of one-upsmanship, of imperial might, of demands of contrition and attrition, of deference where none is deserved, of respect where none has been earned. With its long and honoured traditions Iran has had infinitely more experience. For is it not written that false assurances are permitted to protect the worshippers of Allah?
Let them bring in their inspectors, Iran is well prepared to receive them. Give those demanding hounds a biscuit to distract them from the baying urgency of their purported purpose, and they gratefully stop to nibble at it, forgetting the haste required, allowing time for Iran to conceal what it should, to present as an innocent and much-maligned respecter of accursed international demands.
It is most helpful that one such as the new American president, with his trusting belief in the basic amenability of those bowing to imperialist demands will accrue to his interests. It is inconvenient that one such as the French president has a darker view of Iran's intentions, but his will too is readily circumvented. It does help that greedily independent-minded corporate interests invest in Iran, from all those Western countries, overruling their administrations' instincts.
As for that IAEA spokesmen, refusing to comment on Iran's successful waiting-time gambit, they too are sworn enemies of the Islamic Republic and when the Hidden Imam returns, they will all be dealt with. Of course, with the successful production of the final nuclear warheads, Armageddon might be hurried along, to please Allah, so that the faithful may be rewarded and all others damned for eternity.
Labels: Middle East, Technology, Terrorism, Traditions
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