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Newseum honors newsman who armed Jewish terrorists

Posted on May 18, 2013 | Leave a comment

To the great joy of Rabbi Abraham Cooper of the Simon Wiesenthal Center, named after Holocaust myth maker and Mossad agent, the Washington-based media museum Newseum, buckled under Jewish lobby pressure, has dropped names of two Palestinian news cameramen from its 2012 ‘Honor List’. Cameramen, Hussam Salama and Mahmoud Al-Kumi, from Hamas-owned Al-Aqsa TV, were killed by an Israeli air-strike while driving through Gaza City’s Nasser area inside a car clearly marked “TV” in November 2012.

As expected, the Jewish lobby in its complaint to Newseum, ignored the fact that in 2006, Newseum, had named a terrace on Pennsylvania Avenue after Herman Greenspun, the Jewish owner of Las Vegas media empire and gun runner for several Jewish terrorist groups killing Palestinians in the 1940s. Newseum‘s dedication was in gratitude to Mrs. Greenspun’s donation of US$7 million.

According to the FBI files Herman Greenspun (died 1989), shipped 50 crates of .30 and .50 calibre machine guns stolen from US Navy in Hawaii via Mexico to one of the Jewish terrorist groups, Irgun, which were murdering and terrorizing the native Muslims and Christians in British mandate Palestine. Greenspun was apprehended attempting to illegally ship surplus combat airplane engines to Haganah Jewish terrorist militia. Former leader of Jewish terrorist militia Irgun, Shimon Peres (currently president of the Zionist entity) paid glowing tributes to Greenspun for his services to Zionist terrorism. “Greenspun was a hero of our country and a fighter for freedom – a man of great spirit who fought with his mind and his soul; a man of great conviction and commitment,” said Peres.

In 1952, the FBI investigated Greenspun’s $25,000 bribe offer to anyone to quash his indictment for smuggling arms to Jewish terrorist millitias. The FBI files also reveal Greenspun’s character assassination of both FBI director John Edgar Hoover and Sen. Joseph McCarthy. Greenspun even accused Hoover of being involved in homosexual activities.

In 1961, in order to please his Jewish donors, president John F. Kennedy pardoned Greenspun. John Edgar Hoover slammed the decision by saying: “This rascal should never get a full pardon“. In 2008, Greenspun’s partner-in-arm, Charles Winter, also received the presidential pardon. Both Winter and Greenspun were involved in the delivery of three converted WW II B-17 bombers to Israel Occupation Force (IOF). President Bill Clinton pardoned Jewish gun-runner Al Schwimmer and fugitive Jewish financier Marc Rich upon leaving office.

During the so-called “Iran-Contra” investigation in 1987, the Office of Independent Counsel Lawrence E. Walsh contacted the FBI for information about Greenspun and other American gun dealers.

The Zionist-Jewish “exceptionism” is also involved in the current IRS Scandal. While the Zionist-controlled mainstream media is blaming the acting commisioner Steven Miller, it’s ignoring the fact that much of the said abuse took placed under the watch of former IRS commissioner Douglas Schulman, a Zionist Jew. Obama has named Daniel Werfel, an under-qualified Jew, as the new head of IRS. Three of IRS directors in the past happened to be ‘Israel-Firster’ Jewish.

Schulman played favorites in the past by affirming AIPAC’s tax-exempt status even though the group was caught spying on America for Israel and admitted to bribing American politicians in exchange for the appointments of pro-Israel and Jewish candidates.

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Jewish groups urge boycott of UN disarmament body

Posted on May 18, 2013 | Leave a comment

Hillel Neuer of the Geneva-based Jewish advocacy group, UN Watch, has urged European countries to join Tel Aviv, Washington and Ottawa to boycott the United Nations Disarmament conference being chaired by the Islamic Republic of Iran later this month.

The 65-member nations forum, which picks its chairs by rotation, was previously lead by North Korea. The forum is charged with negotiating international regulations for nuclear, biological and chemical weapons among other things.

Iran is a signatory to NPT and has never violated an international law on WMD. Contrary to that, Israel has refused to join the NPT, has a stockpile of over 300 nuclear bombs and is known for defying most of United Nations’ regulations passed against it. Israel is the only nuclear power in the Middle East and is on record of threatening to use WMDs against its neighboring countries and Europe.

Israel, US and Canadian governments have announced that their representatives at United Nations would boycott the conference chaired by Iran. Tehran has no diplomatic relations Washington, Ottawa and Tel Aviv. Last year, Iran’s deputy foreign minister and its representative at the EU, Ali Asghar Khaji, called Stephen Harper government in Ottawa, Israel’s lap-poodle.

Another Hague-based Israel advocacy group, ‘Iran Comite’ wrote to Dutch Jewish foreign minister Frans Timmermans: “Iran’s chairmanship comes at the expense of the United Nations’ credibility as a body to safeguard global safety“. Yes, the same United Nations which has passed over 59 resolutions condemning Israel for its warmongering in the region including calling it “an apartheid state”. In the past, Frans Timmermans had supported Israeli airstrikes on Gaza and Syria

Last year, the Zionist regime rebuffed a UN call to to adhere to the Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and open its five nuclear facilities to IAEA inspectors. Netanyahu called the suggestion a “meaningless mechanical vote” of a body that “lost all its credibility regarding Israel.”

In response to United States boycott of the Conference on Disarmament, Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman Abbas Araqchi blasted both US and Canada. “The United States’ opposition and lack of commitment to various international disarmament conventions are obstacles to advancing the issue of global disarmament,” said Araqchi, adding: “People around the world have learned about the massive racial discrimination, child trafficking and sex abuse, biased regulations for aborigines and minorities, growing poverty and unemployment among immigrants, racism and xenophobia in Canada, which were all reported by the UN official sources as well as Canada’s non-government organizations“. Read the statement in full here.

Iran is the first regional nation which called for a nuclear free Middle East in 1974. However, under pressure from Jewish lobby groups, United States was reluctant to support the idea. Iran has held two international conferences over a nuclear free Middle East, which were boycotted by the US and its “willing allies”.

Israel and world Jewish lobby groups have accused Iran for working on a secret plan to produce nuclear bomb without any shread of evidence. On March 6, 2013, the Jewish-owned Washington Post admitted that “the main source of the allegations about Iran’s alleged past nuclear activities are from the US and Israel“, something nice to hear being acknpwledged. 

Iran takes over the presidency from Indonesia and after the end of June hands over to Iraq – Iran’s closest Arab ally after Syria.

 

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Rafsanjani: USrael’s choice as next President of Iran

Posted on May 17, 2013 | Leave a comment

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Iran’s upcoming 11th Presidential election is scheduled to be held on June 14, 2013. This will be an opportunity for Iranian voters to elect country’s 7th president for the next four year. Since the 1979 Islamic Revolution, the Islamic Republic has six presidents – Abolhassan Banisadr (elected on January 25, 1980 but impeached after 17 months), Mohammad Ali Rajaei (martyred on August 30, 1981 by US-Israel supported MEK terrorist group),  Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei (1981-89), Ayatullah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani (1989-97), Ayatullah Mohammad Khatami (1997-2005) and Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (2005-2013).

Iranian Constitution doesn’t allow the current president Ahmadinejad to run for the third term, but he still seems to be the most popular Iranian leader after the Spiritual Leader Ayatullah Ali Khamenie. On April 8, 2013, Associated Press’ Ali Akbar Daraeni and Brian Murphy wrote an article in The Orange County Register newspaper, titled “People’s President”.

“A pro-Ahmadinejad candidate will have a good number of votes,” said Abolfazl Zahei, a pro-reform activist. “There are 2,000 villages in South Khorasan province, and most people in those villages have benefited from Ahmadinejad’s government. People care about making their ends meet and welfare, not politics.”

According to Iranian Constitution, the winning candidate must receive 50% of the total vote cast – otherwise a second ballot will be held between the winner and the runner-up, as was the case between Dr. Ahmadinejad and former president Ayatullah Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani during 2005 presidential election. In the second round, Ahmadinejad received 17,248,782 votes, out of total 27,958,931 votes cast.

Nearly 500 Iranian have filled nomination papers to run for the presidential election. They’re being scrutinized by the powerful Guardian Council for not hypocrite Muslims or anti-Islamic Islamic Revolutionaries (pro-USrael). With the exception of a dozen, the rest of the candidates are expected to be weed out by the Council. Notable among the presidential hopeful are; Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, Ahmadinejad’s chief of staff Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, former Foreign Minister Ali Akbar Velayati, Tehran Mayor Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, chief nuclear negotiator Saeed Jalili, former parliament Speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad Adel, former Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki, former vice president Mohammad Reza Aref and former commander of the Revolutionary Guard Mohsen Rezai. All of them have claimed that they intend to follow the Rehbar Ayatullah Ali Khameie’s foreign policy regarding the US, Israel and Palestinian resistance against the Jewish occupation. However, as a practice, Khamenie has not thrown his support behind any of the hopeful.

Ayatullah Mohammad Khatami, a “moderate” by the Zionist-controlled western media, has decided not to face Iranian voters. He, along with Reformists has thrown his support behind Rafsanjani – hoping not to face political humilation during the 2009 when Ahmadinejad was re-elected by securing 62.63% votes by defeating his main rival, Western-supported former prime minister Mir Hossein Mousavi. The 2009 election also marked the highest turnout (85%).

Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei is already in trouble with the Council which has lodged a legal complaint against president Ahmadinejad for accompanying Mashaei to the interior ministry to register his name.

Alex Vatanka, an Iranian expert at Washington-based Middle East Institute, a neocon think tank, headed by former US ambassador in Pakistan, Wendy J. Chamberlin, in an article posted at Lobe Log, has claimed that Rafsanjani’s victory in the upcoming presidential election would be good for both the US and Israel.

“Rafsanjani has already started with a bomb. Last week, he effectively impugned Tehran’s stance on Israel and offered the view that Iran should not be in the business of confronting Israel. “If the Arabs end up in a war with Israel, Iran can provide material support to the Arabs”, but that is it and no more. In other words, Ayatollah Rafsanjani, who has for a long time argued for better relations between Iran and the US, is raising the ante and even challenging the regime’s long-held immovable enmity toward Israel,” wrote Vatanka.

Ali Mamouri at pro-Israel Jewish website, Al-Monitor (May 13), also bet on Rafsanjani’s victory.

“To the West, Rafsanjani represents a broad team of liberal technocrats who want civil freedoms domestically and a policy of relieving tensions abroad, prioritizing economic progress, contrary to the Islamic Republic’s ideological goals; especially since he has lately focused on issues of abstaining from adventurism and has particularly been recalled as easing tensions with Israel. Moreover, the Arab countries of the region, particularly Saudi Arabia, have had a good experience with him in confidence-building with the Arab world, and some of the Arab leaders, such as Jordanian King Abdullah, have a relationship of relative personal friendship with him,” he wrote.

Meir Javedanfar, an Iranian-born Jewish “ME expert” at the Inter-Disciplinary Centre, an Israeli advocacy group says that due his loathing for Ahmadinejad and support for the West-supported Green Movement, Rafsanjani, is quite popular within the Reformists group and the Jewish lobby groups.

Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani, no doubt is the richest Iranian political leader. He is worth US$1.5 billion, according to some western sources.

Some insiders, believe that the Conservative-majority Majlis (parliament) would prefer Saeed Jalili, an Islamist who leads Iran’s negotiations with the Zionist-occupied West, as the next President of the Islamic Republic of Iran.

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