The Lebanese Bloggers: Ahmedenijad chimes in

Tuesday, July 25, 2006

Ahmedenijad chimes in

Ahmedenijad's most recent statement:

"The storm is approaching the Middle East, and whomever plants the wind sows the storm"

So what is this supposed mean? Is Iran starting to feel the heat? Are we really heading towards a regional conflict?

Iran's two most important strategic allies in the Middle East are Syria and Hizballah. Hizballah is under attack from the Israeli military, and Syria is being coopted by Saudi Arabia, Egypt and Jordan.

As all these developments gradually transpire, Lebanon burns, and Lebanese die. We are the cannon fodder of the big players. We die as they play their chess game.

20 comments:

mono said...: it's more like iran being an important strategic ally of the hezb than the other way round though ... in anycase, ahmadi nedjad loves big words, so i wouldn't take it as that, for now anyway.; 11:31 AM
mono said...: i meant "so i would take it as that" of course.; 11:32 AM
root cause said...: haustat1: wow u r completely blinded by hate aren't you? most of your comments are completely out of touch. I can make the same arguments you made about HA and her islamofascist nuts in iran and syria. I am so sick of most world opinion bitching about the US doing too much...then not enough. its laughable. How would the world react if the US cut ALL foeign aid?!?! And just sit back and let all of you butcher each other.; 11:46 AM
Bad Vilbel said...: I'll add my voice of agreement with Nachum and gsh-observer.; 12:59 PM
Anonymous said...: Iran is just trying to sound omninous ... They are full of shit ... Much like the Israelis, the Americans, the Syrians, the French, etc...; 2:49 PM
dbquijano said...: wow we have a nice little debate going on here. as an american, i don't want to see the lebonese people turn against america. so that makes me what israel to stop the bombing. on the otherhand, i want hezbollah "wiped of the map" if possible, so i want israel to keep doing what its doing. it is pretty complicated, and i'm not sure what the answer is. i will say this...thank God for blogging. i love to see what people closer to the situation actually think as opposed to having to watching and reading through filters.; 2:49 PM
dbquijano said...: awesome: i still can't see that picture...; 2:55 PM
dbquijano said...: hahaha...thats pretty good, but consensus doesn't make you right.; 3:04 PM
Bad Vilbel said...: Al-Ghaddab...

What's wrong with you? You wanna know who i blame for the destruction in Lebanon? I blame all these foreign countries who decide to arms Lebanese against each other, or against other countries. This INCLUDES Iran and Syria. And if you're so blinded by your hate for Israel to see that, I don't think there is much anyone here can say to convince you otherwise.

It's real easy to blame Israel for dropping the actual bombs on Lebanon. But the story is a bit more deep than that.

A man and his son are walking down an alley when they come face to face with a big dog. The dog barks at the man and his son and looks real dangerous. The man, instead of urging caution, and trying to move around the dog, urges his son to throw rocks at the dog, and then to go poke at it with a stick. The dog, proceeds to maul and kill the child.

Who do you think is to blame? The dog? or the Man?; 4:01 PM
not xtian said...: It is very sad that the Israeli's aren't even prepared to let Lebanese ppl have a discussion on the murder rape and pillage that is being done to their country without bullying their way into the blog. It's as if the Israelis have got the same sick imperial trick in the blogs that Air Force General Dan Halutz has for Katusha rockets:
"The officer said that the equation was created by Halutz and that every rocket strike on Haifa would be answered by IAF missile strikes on 10 12-story buildings in the Beirut neighborhood of Dahiya"

Europeans will remember this retalitory policy because it is the same as the one instituted by the Nazis in occupied Europe during what the europeans called "World War 2". That is for every injury done to a Nazi ten times that would be done to the French, Belgian, Russian or Yugoslav citizenry. Former Austrian President Kurt Waldheim had 10 Serbian villagers rounded up and shot when one of his soldiers was killed in a battle with Yugoslav resistance.

The Israelis have been keeping pretty good company for a while now. This is evidenced by their lies about the cause of the attack on Lebanon in the first place.

American peace internet site Anti War.com details the original news sources which reported that the skirmish actually occured on Lebanese soil Aitaa al-Chaab, well inside Lebanon's southern territory.

While The San Francisco Chronicle provides details of the year long strategic planning that Israeli Defence Forces undertook before preciptating this unwarranted and criminal attack on a peaceful democracy on the road to recovery from the last time Israel raped it.

Those genuine lebanese people who have been lied and tricked into thinking that your fellow country men or any group or nation other than Israel and the cruel and corrupt leadership of that nation are responsible for this tragedy, may I respectfully suggest that you spend some time researching and hunting the truth yourselves. Don't take my word for it because you will never really know until you find it yourself.; 12:06 AM
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Lirun said...: can someone please educate me somewhat on some of the major sources of conflict between the sunnis and the shiites..

i dont really get it..

i wish for peace between them too

lirun
tel-aviv
www.emspeace.blogspot.com; 2:31 AM
W. said...: What is Ahmedenijad up to?

Perhaps Rajab 28 and making the conditions just right for the 12th Imam.

Rajab 28 is an Islamic date, an anniversary of the day Saladin conquered and entered Jerusalem (A.D. 1187).

This year, Rajab 28 falls on August 22. Uh-oh.

August 22 is also the date Iran said it would reply to demands/incentives that it stop enriching uranium.

http://www.cnn.com/2006/WORLD/meast/07/20/iran.nuclear/index.html

Ali Larijani, the head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said:

"In case the path of confrontation is chosen instead of the path of dialogue ... and Iran's definite rights are threatened, then there will be no option for Iran but to reconsider its nuclear policies."

Will it "reconsider its nuclear policies" upon Jerusalem as it attempts to welcome the 12th Imam?

Go Israel. God speed.; 4:13 AM
Michael Hoffman said...: What "chess game" is it that Iran is following? Can you blame Iran for the Israeli terror-bombing of Beirut in the summer of 1982? As for Lebanon "being left alone" tell that to the Zionists. Of course they will leave you alone if--and only if--you become a Zionist auxiliary like Jordan and Egypt. If you will surrender your nation to Zionism, you will have "peace" for a time, until the Israelis have such military might that they no longer need any gentiles for allies, and then they will kill you all, whether you are a "good Arab" or not, according to the ruling of R. Shimon ben Yohai: "Tobe shebe goyim harog."; 10:49 AM
W. said...: Michael A. Hoffman, II: That is atrocious what you wrote and also what you believe: http://www.revisionisthistory.org/revisionist17.html.

You have the right to speak your mind but at least now I know what perspective and worldview you are coming from.

Go Israel.; 11:28 AM
joenuzz said...: Ahmedenijad may soon get his due. If Israel's back is to the wall they would do what any of us would due. Given a choice of being destroyed or being the destroyer - both Damascus and Tehran may become nuke parking lots. Better not push. The God Of Israel, the great Jehovan will not forever stand silently by. But all of you martyrs shouldn't mind one bit, right. Stand in line for the virgins... oops that is right you discovered that Jehovah and not Allah is the judge. Well, you can spend eternity thinking about your mistake. Or you can turn to Jesus now and be lifted to real eternal life by his sacrifice for all of our sins.; 11:36 AM
Mr. S said...: I'll have something good about Ahmedenijad tommorrow.

Check it out.

www.exitthecave.blogspot.com; 5:55 PM
Lirun said...: michael hoffman.. you're behind the times matey.. even iran is now calling for a ceasefire..

better align or else ahmedenijad might drop you off the payroll..

very sloppy propaganda there buddy..

wishing peace to all..

lirun
telaviv
www.emspeace.blogspot.com
we all deserve to live in peace; 2:09 AM
Lirun said...: well perhaps sardaukar you can take a slightly less emotional look at the facts and consider that israel has never exercised its nuclear capabilities.. nor has it threatened to do so..

what does this teach you about whether or not its safe in our hands..; 10:42 AM
W. said...: Where can I find the posted quote from Ahmedenijad? I have looked and all sites link back to this one.

I would like to add it (if I can find a news source that quotes him) into a post I made this morning. I have put together some of the key info that explains the whole August 22 (Rajab 28) date and Islamist belief in the return of the 12th Imam during a time of chaos and strife: Welcoming 12th Imam, Iran, and August 22.; 12:59 PM