The Iran Thread

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THE VIEW FROM THE HIGH HINDU KUSH

re iran, israel and middle east







Israeli Haaretz newspaper reported on Sunday April 17, 2011 that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he is worried by apparently anti-Israeli statements made by Egyptian politicians in recent weeks. Addressing European Union envoys last week, Netanyahu said he was "very concerned over some of the voices we've been hearing from Egypt recently," the newspaper said. According to the newspaper, Netanyahu's remarks reflect the fears of several senior foreign ministry officials following statements made by high-ranking Egyptian officials at a demonstration outside Israel's Cairo embassy and its consulate in Alexandria.

A loss for Israel is, to some extent, a direct gain for the Islamic Republic of Iran. Following democratic movements in Tunisia and Egypt and subsequent to collapse of Mubarak government, experts acknowledged Iran's glee on the occasion. They said the Islamic Republic had obtained marvelous opportunity to expand its area of influence and add to its share in the regional politics. Iran's most critical foe in the Arab world Mubarak was ousted from power and protests continue spreading across Middle Eastern countries.

It brings Iran an enormous chance for seeking bigger role in M.E. power politics. Soon after fall of Mubarak regime, Egypt agreed to let two Iranian naval vessels transit the Suez Canal. The move, however was set earlier than public uprisings, came despite expressions of concern by Israeli officials. Iran said the vessels were heading to Syria for training and the request to move through the canal was in line with international regulations. It was the first time since Iran's 1979 Islamic Revolution that Iranian warships passed through the Suez Canal, an opportunity facilitated by recent political developments in the region.

Attempting to optimize the opportunity, Iranian officials have expressed tendency to promptly resume relations with the post-Mubrak regime in Egypt, a call that has received positive response from Egyptian officials. Egyptian Foreign Minister Nabil al-Arabi, appointed after the ouster of Mubarak, said earlier this month that Cairo was ready to open a "new page" with the Islamic republic.

http://outlookafghanistan.net/editorial ... ost_id=222

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Just wanted to inform the board that the "getting-rid-of-Khamnei" (leader) process has began .. Ahmadinejat pushing Khamnei out of the door

Just to remind you how wrong (and stupid) American intelligence was .. Ahmadinejat holds the power (backed by Revolutionary guard) and not Khamnei

All Ayatollahs, more and less, were pushed out .. last to go is Khameni

Well ..

Welcome to non-Mullah decade .. soon headscarf will be gone .. (Islamic) BiKini time ahead


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Many specialty medicine faculty head in UCLA & Stanford are Iranian doctors





Watchin this, I have tears in my eyes .. now she can tie her daughters shoes


P.S .. .. , but pretty close


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[Demon of Undoing]

Assmackindajaw is probably dead , at the very least he's on the way out . He's nowhere to be seen. He has missed important stuff . The mullahs will win or Iran will go down to division and a revolution by the hated educated elite. No Che Ahdmuckinupdajob Guevara for you .

Be downright catastrophic for the rhetoric if he winds up getting the Luca Brasi treatment , now, wouldn't it ?

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[Sparky]

Two cheeks of the same arse. Theocratic dystopia vs quasi-fascistic dystopia. Either way, the Iranian people get shat on.

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Unless you have seen him since the press has , it looks like we are missing only Ahmudninyergob.


U mad ?

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Moved from new thread.

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