Iran is Completely Surrounded by US Military [Image] #IranElection
Saturday, June 20, 2009 20:40Posted in category Politics
This is a map of the middle east which plots countries that have a US military presence. You still think Iranians want our “Help?”
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HRW177 says:
June 20th, 2009 at 9:05 pm
If it’s genuine (as in we don’t want the oil and actually want to help them get their rights) then I’m sure they would, but there is no reason to intervene as of yet. I’ll reiterate my own position here. If there is a Tiananmen Square-like crackdown in Iran then yes I would support the US coming in as part of an international/UN action force. Such a force is unlikely to be formed given the divisions in the UN Security Council, but I wouldn’t be against it if the Iranian Regime was hypothetically butchering its people by the thousands. The US should not intervene alone given our past tampering in Iran and going at it alone also seems to be highly ineffective. An international force would probably circumvent these issues and it would represent humanity coming together to do good for the Iranian people. All of this is unlikely, so most probably it will be left up to the Iranian people to decide their fate, which is of course fine. I’m in favor of private citizens like ourselves weighing in and lending our support to the opposition though.
HRW177 says:
June 21st, 2009 at 11:48 am
Just expanding, the US was meant, at least according to Jefferson, to spread democracy, but it was meant to do so through example and peaceful diplomacy. I agree with this method, but we have failed to live up to it in the past. Having a military budget that accounts for close to half of all military spending worldwide is not leading by example and neither is the supporting of dictators. Again, I am only for military intervention in the case of a human rights emergency and even then it should only be done as part of an international effort.
John Burris says:
June 22nd, 2009 at 1:35 am
I totally agree with HRW177. I believe we have already arrived at that point from information received from IROI in past few days, please refer to my comments in next article related Iran if they have been released by the moderator.
HRW177 says:
June 22nd, 2009 at 9:23 am
Burris, I look forward to viewing your article whenever it is posted.
John Burris says:
June 22nd, 2009 at 2:28 pm
unfortunately Chartingstock Monarch, just like Khamenei in Iran scensored my message. I am now sure this site is run by an Iranian and most definately an arm of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
HRW177 says:
June 22nd, 2009 at 4:18 pm
Burris, I don’t know about that, but I had some other messages with links that seem to have been rejected as well. Usually they show up as “comment awaiting moderation”, but they no longer are, so I’m guessing these messages were rejected. I don’t know why this would be the case because he accepted my previous posts making a case for fraud and all the links I provided in these seemingly rejected posts were legitimate.
John Burris says:
June 22nd, 2009 at 11:26 pm
I am sorry to say that this guy as smart as his forum and “some” predictions have been, is a avid Ahmadinejad and Khamenei supporter. He doesnt mind accusations of fraud so long as they dont weaken the two (2) fraudster’s and war-crime criminal’s position’s. If you provide me your email address, i shall send you the details of my information that comes from deep embeded within the system.
John Burris says:
June 23rd, 2009 at 4:59 am
Dear HRW:
I thouroughly enjoy reading your excerpts. I think you made indpeth progress in nailing down what is currently transpiring in and upon the Iranian nation and the world at large – looking in. This election was/is not about ahmadinejad nor mousavi, it is simply about “money and power” both of which the current Monarchy of Khamenei has very smartley planned for many years and will do what ever is necessary, to keep to them selves and keep from the Rafsanjani Dynasty to to take away from them. Mojtaba Khamenei is the at the centre of the command and control of the Khamenei Monarchy, has the IRGC (IR Revolutionaqry Guard Corps) on their payroll of domestic protection, and Russia which provides them International consultancy and support on the global front. Iran is a major player together with Russia and Belrus as main members of the newly established and soon to be announced OPEC-like GAS Consortium for the region.
I turn your attention to a memo just received from a “very” reliable source well embedded in the current Regime in Iran clearly explaining the initial hours and day following the election:
On evening of 22 Khordad 1388 (12 July 2009), the Ministry of Interior (State Department/Home Office) based on the final and definitive estimates of the result of a number of votes received from the election ballots from nationwide voting centres, officially awarded Mir-Hossein Mousavi the win election (of 10th term of the IROI presidential elections) directly to Ali Khamenei. Ali Khamenei accepted Mousavi’s victory but with the precondition that Mousavi does not rush for the announcement of his win so as to avoid causing any tensions within the government and his supporters.
At the dawn of 23 Khordad 1388 (13 June 2009) a few hours after the Ministry of Interior advised Khamenei of Mousavi’s win, immediately after morning prayers, based on plan blue printed in advance, Khamenei was taken from “Beyt Rahbari (HQ of Supreme Leader)” in Pasteur Square, Tehran and transferred to a predefined location in North of Tehran, in Aghdassieh.
While in transit to North of Tehran, the IRGC command deployed at the HQ of Supreme Leader advised Khamenei through Mojtaba Khamenei (his son) that the reason for this transfer is because of a “Condition Grey” and the transfer is as per instruction from “IRGC Motahari Central Command”. During the transit, the special force battalions 1, 2 and 3 along with protection team of Khamenei’s family and the Physical Protection Team plus in addition to the Check and Neutralize Team were completely transferred from the HQ of Supreme Leader to the destination North Tehran where Khamenei was headed.
On completion of transfer of Khamenei, the expansion of coup d’état operations (which had started the previous day) was initiated throughout the city under code name “Maneuvre Eghtedar (Authority Maneuver)”. Simultaneously with this maneuver which surprised and uncovered its true nature as a coup d’état, military and special forces coup d’état units deployed throughout the city.
Although forces behind the coup d’état code named “Maneuver Authority” all were equipped with black police uniform and the maneuver was given the tone being run by the police but the leadership and command was led by a Council which consisted of senior IRGC commanders and the head of the police force, “Ahmadi-Moghaddam”. The majority of the commanders implementing the maneuver were also commanders of the Revolutionary Guards were not police commanders. “Mojtaba” second son of Ali Khamenei represented the Supreme Leader’s Office who was in direct contact with the Council for the coordination and implementation of the coup. The Council having predicted resistance by Mir-Hossein Mousavi and his camp had prepared in advance an initial (work in progress) arrest list which was completed at later stages of the coup.
It is not clear at this juncture if on 13 June 2009, during the implementation of the coup in Tehran if Khamenei was provided with updates and progress reports with regard to the status of the coup implementation in Tehran, however, what is crystal clear is that Khamenei through his son Mojtaba was in direct contact with those in charge of the coup and that he became a supporter of the coup movement after he was bri efed earlier in the day. What is become increasingly clear is the whole planning for the coup may have been a premeditated plan by Mojtaba to remain arms length and avoid having been on record having given the initial instruction to initiate the coup and for public consumption purposes (and damage control purposes which may come in handy at a later stage) provide the impression that he/Mojtaba had only entered the scene and became aware of the coup at a later stage after the coup had become a foregone conclusion and that he/Mojtaba only became a supporter of the coup.
Kolompeh says:
June 25th, 2009 at 7:01 am
“MIHAN” find out about the meaning of the word, then think twice about military action.