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Who’s Dragging Who Into the Next War?

November 9, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Scary title, ha?

Though many in this West do not want to see any new war on the horizon (energy costs, stock markets and failing economies are the main and only reasons, not human suffering and death) a confrontation is becoming a real possibility these days. It has been years since the Iranian nuclear effort has been in the global public eye, the statements made by Iranians in reference to their plans were very aggressive and promised anyone who will try to stop them much harm, they were (and still are) very happy to reference Israel as one of those who will want to stop them as many times as possible.

And so we learned that the head of army in Iran, as well as almost any cabinet minister there (including the president of course) believes that Israel will be wiped out of the map eventually, and to add a “catch 22” theme to the whole thing that Iranians also promised the Israelis to destroy their country if they will try and stop the Iranian nuclear program, basically meaning you are dead if you do and you are dead if you don’t, pretty clever.

Now, with the last report on Iran’s nuclear program being published it looks like we are very quickly heading into a physical confrontation between the two countries, as the West looks on and does nothing. Of course Washington has something to do with it, the failed system of punishments on Iran has not done anything to decrease its will or ability to get Nuclear capability, because when you got the Russians and Chinese in your market the U.S. does not seem to make a strong impression.

This next war will not be about money or natural resources, it will be a religious war, a war driven and delivered in the name of god, between Islam on one side and Judaism/Christianity on the other side but also within Islam, between the Shiite Iran to its Muslim Sunni countries.

In this probable scenario Israel will try and strike Iran’s nuclear facilities, in it own defense, since many Iranian officials have promised to destroy Israel over the years, however Israel is not fighting any holy war here, its just trying to survive a lethal development. Israel’s next war is anything but a religious war, its 1.5 million Muslim citizens and many other ethnic minorities, the damage will not sort out religious and believers when it strikes, and almost any nuclear device activation in any part of this small country will inflict damage on many different faiths, which is much more than you can say about the helpless people of Iran who are shoved into this conflicted by religious mad leaders.

Surprised? Really?

Filed Under: Atheism blog, Iran, Israel Tagged With: Iran nuclear, Israel Iran

Iran Murders 3 Iranians for Being Born Gay

September 8, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Not the first time that the Iranians have executed gays, and sadly not the last time, this is what expects all of us if Islam will have its way in the world. Any gay activity can be punished by death, the poor men and women who have just been born with this sexual tendency can beg all they want, Iran wants to see them dead, as well as other groups who had the misfortune of being born to a certain religion.

Check out this link with the story about Iran hanging 3 men for gay sex, at least they report it which seems difficult since there is no such thing as being gay for the Iranian president, he was proud to say so when he talked to an American audience in the U.S.A. (watch the video and you will hear people laugh when he tells them there are no homosexuals in his country, they actually laugh)

 

Filed Under: Iran, Islam Tagged With: gay rights, Iran, Islam and gays

Sharia Run Countries Got No Case

August 2, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Ever since the Oslo attack there has been a lot of talk about “Sharia” law in the West, mainly because the psychotic killer used these kind of words in his deranged manifesto. However now it looks like the conversation is joined by the ones who want to initiate sharia into western countries, and they make their case heard, advocating sharia rule of the land.

They mention how sharia can help eliminate problems of alcohol (by forbidding any use of any alcohol), reducing prostitution (Muslim females who are prostitutes can be killed, non Muslim prostitutes are the same as anything non Muslim and can be used in any which way a Muslim wants) and also reducing drug abuse, which is a little unclear because so much of the global drug industry is based in Arabia, and many Muslim countries have issues with traditional drug use.

I thought it could be nice to look at live examples of sharia run countries and see how well they fare, how has sharia benefited those countries and their contribution to the world in terms of technology, art, medicine and literature.

Here are some countires that use striket shaira law, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Iran, Mauritania, Oman, Pakistan, Yemen, Saudi Arabia.

Just to check with the stats of infant mortality rate (per 1,000 lives) here is the rating of those 8 countries, Afghanistan leads the global list for infant mortality in the last 3 years with 144 lives lost (and those who talk about the war, 10 years ago the number was 155 so the numbers are actually down), Bahrain is at #49 with under 10 infants, Iran #115 with 32, Mauritania #163 with 73, Oman #72 with 16, Pakistan #163 with 76, Yemen #165 with 65 and Saudi Arabia at 85 with 20 deaths. So it seems that Oman and Saudi Arabia are the best of those countries, I wonder if money has anything to do with it, since they can but western physicians help in keeping hospitals and babies safe (meaning that the work of lowering death rates is done by non sharia personal).

On the GDP rating, Saudi Arabia does come in at number 23 and Oman at 79, not bad spots, however bare in mind that those countries are rich in oil, and they do not need much more than the pumps to get the black gold out of the soil to get paid.

Lets look at the Nobel laureates by country rating, and check these countries. Afghanistan and Bahrain are not on the list, Iran has 2 winners, Mauritania is not on the list and so are Pakistan & Oman, Yemen and Saudi Arabia, meaning the for all these nations only 2 Nobel laureates in total, ever.

So based on this quick look at sharia run countries, who does it help and how to have sharia as a law system, as a way for a nation to conduct itself, its no good for babies, not good economically unless you got land that is rich in oil (but that will also run out one day) and it is surely not helping out global progress. Maybe the only ones who actually profit from sharia are the ones that enforce it.

Sharia in Iran - Hanging Gays for Being Born Gay

Filed Under: Atheism, Gay rights, Human Rights, Iran, Sharia

Anyone Got Money? I Need to Buy Me Some UN

May 27, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Women of the world rejoice, Iran will protect your rights and will take care of women progress.

I had problems imbedding this video – please click this link to watch it, because you should, and you should also tell everyone you know how the UN spits in the face of every person in this world by letting these bastards take over the role of woman’s rights body, the UN commission on the status of Women.

Iran and Woman’s Rights

Filed Under: Human Rights, Iran, United Nations Tagged With: Iran, women's rights

Iran Likes Revolutions, Hangs Protestors

February 17, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Wait!

Iran happy to hang protestors

That does not make sense, Iran politicians were pretty happy about the revolution and change in Egypt, as well as what looks like a beginning of protests in Bahrain, but somehow what’s good for other countries is not what is the preffered plan of action for Iran, so they just pick up the Iranians that are protesting and hang them up – problem solved.

What this should mean, to any free loving person out there, is that Iran is probably the most problematic place on earth (now that South Sudan is almost there), trying to get its reach and influence around its region, and in the same time brutally forcing its own population to submit to what seems like a very un-democratic state.

Eventualy, as we all know, there is no way to opress people without paying the price, in which case means that Iran will, one day, be free, the stronger they try and force it down the fast it will rise up. We should all admire the brave youth of Iran in their fight for equality and freedom.

Iran supports revolution outside - hanging inside

Filed Under: Free Speech, Iran

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