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What you post here only demonstrates the zionist agenda of destroy from within ...in this case excessive immigration which eventually will lead the UK to societal breakdown and a totally fascist / commutarian police state..... this is no pretext for the destruction of their countries of origin.... If the British police were doing their real job this would be stopped.
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Nice post above. There is a lot of propaganda concerning iran. The only way iran would be a threat to the west would be in the event of western aggression. To my knowledge iran has never initiated a war or attact any one since the Persian empire.with the exception when the british controlled sha was in power. The world needs more diplomacy and our( the west) threats to this country is not the way. Irans nuclear power could have started peacefully but because of our threats they may now want the bomb.I doubt the UK or us would attack a nuclear iran. BTW our threats include droping bunker busters ( euthemism for small nuclear weapon) on Iranian nuclear sites. Including functional nuclear reactors.
For some time NATO has been surrounding Russia and china with military bases and entrenching in states that give them a geopolitical advantage. I can not remember the name but some British general wrote about this in a book called the global chess board. Once a pieces are in position the next move is for the king
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Who Are the Kurds? A largely Sunni Muslim people with their own language and culture, most Kurds live in the generally contiguous areas of Turkey, Iraq, Iran, Armenia and Syria – a mountainous region of southwest Asia generally known as Kurdistan ("Land of the Kurds"). Before World War I, traditional Kurdish life was nomadic, revolving around sheep and goat herding throughout the Mesopotamian plains and highlands of Turkey and Iran. The breakup of the Ottoman Empire after the war created a number of new nation-states, but not a separate Kurdistan. Kurds, no longer free to roam, were forced to abandon their seasonal migrations and traditional ways. Background: The Kurds The Kurds have been subjugated by neighboring peoples for most of their history. In modern times, Kurds have tried to set up independent states in Iran, Iraq and Turkey, but their efforts have been crushed every time. The Kurdish People * 15 million to 20 million Kurds live in a mountainous area straddling the borders of Armenia, Iran, Iraq, Syria and Turkey. About 8 million live in southeastern Turkey. * The Kurds are a non-Arabic people who speak a language related to Persian. Most adhere to the Sunni Muslim faith. Turkey * 1920: After World War I, when the Ottoman Empire is carved up, the Kurds are promised independence by the Treaty of Sevres. * 1923: Turkish leader Mustafa Kemal Ataturk rejects the treaty, and Turkish forces put down Kurdish uprisings in the 1920s and 1930s. The Kurdish struggle lies dormant for decades. * 1978: Abdullah Ocalan, one of seven children of a poor farming family, establishes the Kurdish Workers' Party, or PKK, which advocates independence. * 1979: Ocalan flees Turkey for Syria. * 1984: Ocalan's PKK begins armed struggle, recruiting thousands of young Kurds, who are driven by Turkish repression of their culture and language and by poverty. Turkish forces fight the PKK guerrillas, who also establish bases across the border in Iraq, for years. Conflict costs about 30,000 lives. * 1998: Ocalan, who has directed his guerrillas from Syria, is expelled by Damascus under pressure from Ankara. He begins his multi-nation odyssey until he is captured in Nairobi on Jan. 15, 1999 and taken to Turkey, where he may face the death penalty. Iran * 1946: Kurds succeed in establishing the republic of Mahabad, with Soviet backing. But a year later, the Iranian monarch crushes the embryonic state. * 1979: Turmoil of Iran's revolution allows Kurds to establish unofficial border area free of Iranian government control; Kurds do not hold it for long. Iraq * Kurds in northern Iraq -- under a British mandate -- revolt in 1919, 1923 and 1932, but are crushed. * Under Mustafa Barzani, they wage an intermittent struggle against Baghdad. * 1970: Baghdad grants Kurds language rights and self rule, but deal breaks down partly over oil revenues. * 1974: New clashes erupt; Iraqis force 130,000 Kurds into Iran. But Iran withdraws support for Kurds the following year. * 1988: Iraqis launch poison-gas attack, killing 5,000 Kurds in town of Halabja. * 1991: After Persian Gulf War, northern Iraq's Kurdish area comes under international protection. * 1999: Two rival Iraqi Kurdish factions, one led by Mustafa Barzani's son Massoud, the other by Jalal Talabani, broker a peace deal; goal is for Kurdish area to become part of a democratic Iraq. SOURCES: Reuters, World Almanac, staff reports During the early 20th century, Kurds began to consider the concept of nationalism, a notion introduced by the British amid the division of traditional Kurdistan among neighboring countries. The 1920 Treaty of Sevres, which created the modern states of Iraq, Syria and Kuwait, was to have included the possibility of a Kurdish state in the region. However, it was never implemented. After the overthrow of the Turkish monarchy by Kemal Ataturk, Turkey, Iran and Iraq each agreed not to recognize an independent Kurdish state. The Kurds received especially harsh treatment at the hands of the Turkish government, which tried to deprive them of Kurdish identity by designating them "Mountain Turks," outlawing their language and forbidding them to wear traditional Kurdish costumes in the cities. The government also encouraged the migration of Kurds to the cities to dilute the population in the uplands. Turkey continues its policy of not recognizing the Kurds as a minority group. In Iraq, Kurds have faced similar repression. After the Kurds supported Iran in the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war, Saddam Hussein retaliated, razing villages and attacking peasants with chemical weapons. The Kurds rebelled again after the Persian Gulf War only to be crushed again by Iraqi troops. About 2 million fled to Iran; 5 million currently live in Iraq. The United States has tried to create a safe haven for the Kurds within Iraq by imposing a "no-fly" zone north of the 36th parallel. Despite a common goal of independent statehood, the 20 million or so Kurds in the various countries are hardly unified. From 1994-98, two Iraqi Kurd factions – the Kurdistan Democratic Party, led by Massoud Barzani, and the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, led by Jalal Talabani – fought a bloody war for power over northern Iraq. In September 1998, the two sides agreed to a power-sharing arrangement. Meanwhile, the Kurdistan Workers' Party, the PKK, currently waging a guerrilla insurgency in southeastern Turkey, has rejected the Iraqi Kurds' decision to seek local self-government within a federal Iraq. The PKK believes any independent Kurdish state should be a homeland for all Kurds. Over the years, tensions have flared between the PKK, led by Abdullah Ocalan, and Barzani's KDP faction, which controls the Turkey-Iraq border. Barzani has criticized the PKK for establishing military bases inside Iraqi-Kurd territory to launch attacks into Turkey. Ocalan's recent capture by Turkish agents touched off heated and sometimes violent protests by thousands of Kurds living in Western Europe. It's impact on the Kurdish people and their quest for independence is yet to be seen. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv...urdprofile.htm |
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i hope this matter will be solve
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Hey maybe, just maybe it could be Irans plans to Islamize the world...
Islamization or Islamification (pejorative Muhammadization) has been used to describe the process of a society's conversion to the religion of Islam. In contemporary usage, it may refer to the perceived imposition of an Islamist social and political discourse on a society with a tradition of a more varied interpretation of Islam. A polite fiction is a social scenario in which all participants are aware of a truth, but pretend to believe in some alternative version of events to avoid conflict or embarrassment. Last edited by lightgiver; 29-12-2011 at 12:26 AM. |
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Do you mean the American language of English?
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The crisis with Iran is not about nukes, oil or terrorism.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-0...alls-rise.html Its about the U.S. dollar. http://www.godlikeproductions.com/fo...sage498956/pg1 Iran accepts payment for its exports in any currency with 1 exception. The U.S. green back. Billions, hundreds of billions are flowing back into the zUSA at an unprecedented rate, as I speak. Up until the Iranians (with exception of Sadam) came along all oil sold was purchased on either the NY or London exchange and paid for in U.S. dollars. So... country's that were holding U.S. funds as foreign reserves in order to pay for oil are now sending the excess U.S dollars or all of it, back to the Federal Reserve bank. They are now holding a basket of currency's instead. The U.S is no longer able to rake the pot like a private owner/dealer of a card game. The U.S was getting a percentage of every gallon of oil sold on the planet. Not any more. The Americans have been on a drunken binge for 66 years. Now their whiskey still has blown sky high and there is no booze in site anywhere except, in Iran. and to top it all off the American administration is on a dry drunk headed for Iran. Hillary has admitted they are losing the propaganda war. http://addictionrecoverybasics.com/what-is-a-dry-drunk/
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The UN is actually trying to make you hate Iran. Iran is innocent. Fuck the media and Faux News especially. Iran is one of the few major nations who are not under the Rothschild Banking "franchise" control. That is why the UN wants to take them out. Iran has done nothing wrong, especially compared to what the U.S. government has done.
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You Iran war mongers are either gullible useful idiot sheeple or deliberate shills trying to spread disinformation.
Iran is harmless, surrounded by US and allied military bases, sanctioned to death, and in all honesty has plenty of reason to not like the USA including a CIA coup which overthrew their democratically elected leader and gave power instead to the shah as a dictator, and also the shooting down of a civilian jetliner by the US. The hostage thing was a sham, extending for Reagan's election and to de-legitimize Carter for his Israel-Egypt peace brokering. The US sold weapons to Iran, the infamous Iran-Contra affair which created the Los Zetas in Mexico. So who is the real bad guy? If anybody wants to overthrow America, look no further than the Neoconservative pigs. Every neocon is guilty of treason. They should all be lined up facing a brick wall and one by one shot in the back of the skull. Seriously. Every neocon, every faux news conservative. Where are your loyalties? Not for the US. The communists really did infiltrate the US. They are the neocon warmongering pigs. Kill them all. No trial. No shame or guilt. They would kill you in a heartbeat. It's frustrating that nobody else sees this. These men are criminal monsters. Many are guilty of obvious crimes yet they not only get away, some of them get their own shows or continue to be employed in our government. I suspect that several members here support and are in fact working on the neoconservative agenda. The neocons are NOT LOYAL TO AMERICA. They mean to destroy us from the inside. So yeah, I don't care if it sounds harsh. Treasonous pigs need to be taken to the slaughter so out country has an actual future. Last edited by antiarchonist; 16-02-2012 at 04:58 PM. |
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Well I'm just a white dude of no religious affiliation who despises treasonous neocon pigs in my government. What do I recommend? How about, for the lulz, gas chambers? Zyklon B. Probably would just make them cough. Listen, treasonous pigs working for a foreign agent who have infiltrated important leadership aspects of our government and are all over the media should have their loyalties checked. In terms of government, constitutionally, death is actually permissible for being guilty of treason. Yeah, it's in the US constitution. Eric Cantor better hope he never goes to trial for treason. I'm sure his bankster buddies would bail him out somehow, but he is a treasonous pig. Guilty. From his own words and his own actions. The words came out of his mouth. If he was ever convicted, he would hang. It's in the constitution. What do you think we should do with treasonous elements like the neocons? Give them hugs? Co-exist with them while they're trying to bring us down and even kill us? |
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like if Iran is really an Anti-America, Iranian government is lying
if Israel really wanted to attack them then they would have done it a while ago in silence just as they did to Saddam, but they don't they are just playing the "Good Guys, Bad Guys" game
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So basically that`s your only argument: "Tell me what country you`re from" as if intelligence is dependent on nationality. The whole roll out of totalitarianism world wide for the past 100 years or so is a 100% European phenomenon, and has nothing to do with Iran which has been as much a victim of it as anybody else. The GWOT, 9/11 and all the rest of the malarkey was cooked up in European and American think tanks, "intelligence" agencies and political institutions. All of it is financed by the same banks that were behind Mao, Lenin, Hitler, Stalin and basically every police state tyranny in the world including the one under the Shah of Iran. It is neo colonialism and is currently in the process of being forced on the USA and Europe the way it`s already been forced on the rest of the world. As long as you think for a second that Iran is a threat to anybody compared to this centralized evil you`ll be very easy to enslave no doubt. The first sentence in Sun Tzu`s Art of War is to know your enemy. Clearly you don`t. |
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