Iran extends olive branch to Israel and U.S

Iran extends olive branch to Israel, U.S.

In The world Nothing Is Impossibl.
I hope To see The Day That No Country
Is Pursuing War.

you have to surrender your oil & gas to halliburtonmerica to normalise relationship.thats the only way president Bush wants Iran to “negotiate”.

this is a world of muscle power.need arms and power to survive.take lessons from raq.internationla law,human rights etc etc all rubbish.get your weapons and save your ass.if anyone weak and not strong enough,they are invited yo get fu .....kd

TEHRAN, Jan 27 — A top military official said the objective of US President George W. Bushâ��s recent Mideast tour was to separate Iran from the regional states.
In an interview with Al-Jazeera television on Sunday, Mohammad Ali Jafari, commander of the Islamic Revolution�s Guards Corps (IRGC), added that in case of the US invasion of Iran, the US forces will be targeted by Iran�s long-range missiles, IRNA reported.
�After the US officials realized that their attempt to separate Iran from its neighboring countries, particularly the Muslim Arab states, was in vain, and following President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad�s successful visit to the Arab states of the Persian Gulf, the US president decided to come to the region to promote his own policy,� he said.

Lies and more lies

How many times has the iranian nutcase leader said he promises to blow israel off the map?
Never, actually.
Anyhow, here are 935 more warmongering lies - which the US establishment presstitudes also amplified.



CHAN AKYA
The rogue and the pogue

The trader who lost Societe Generale US$7 billion is a kindergarten brat compared with the chaps heading the world’s major central banks, whose actions cost the world economy a few trillion dollars, give or take. That said, he might well have forced the Federal Reserve’s hand this week, complete with consequences that include upward pressure on Asian currencies. (Jan 25, '08)

THE MOGAMBO GURU: Bank-heist index turns bullish

HENRY C K LIU: Fed helpless in its own crisis

OBITUARY
Suharto leaves an iron-fist legacy
Indonesia’s always smiling second president Suharto, who died on Sunday, was a complex autocrat who skillfully wielded power with a recipe of introspection, impeccable timing and adroit personal connections. But his legacy remains a chaotic scramble to shake off years of paternalistic rule and to forge a workable democracy. Had Suharto seen the need for more openness and started the process of change earlier, Indonesia’s transition would have been less painful. - Michael Vatikiotis (Jan 27, '08)

Economic upside - and downside
Suharto was hailed as the chief architect of Indonesia’s extraordinary economic boom, laying the foundations of prosperity after cooling disastrous 600% hyperinflation when he came to power. But others say there was a tradeoff - that he ran the country like a mafia don, with endemic corruption and nepotism his trademarks. - Tom McCawley (Jan 27, '08)

Sharif picked to tame Pakistan’s militancy
Both the Pakistan government and the United States admit to “gaps in intelligence” about militants, to the extent Islamabad fears an imminent country-wide clash between security and extremist forces. The remaining political hope to address the problem is former premier Nawaz Sharif. The race is now on to broker a deal between Sharif and his nemesis, President Pervez Musharraf. - Syed Saleem Shahzad (Jan 25, '08)

The Gaza 'tea party'
Israel’s crippling siege of the Gaza Strip has infuriated the Arab world. From Casablanca to Baghdad, it’s believed that the US is using Israel to annihilate Hamas, as 1.5 million civilians slowly suffer and starve. For such “collective punishment” to be understood in the United States, Americans could search their own history - for a port, a siege and the fateful consequences. - Sami Moubayed (Jan 25, '08)

Two men, two legs and too much suffering
Iraqis and Afghans will promptly be forgotten - if the Vietnam experience is any measure - when the wars in their countries are over, while Americans focus
on the “lessons” to be learned from an “American tragedy”. Two voices from Vietnam - farmers from the Mekong Delta, both of whom lost legs in what they call “the American War” - have moving messages for America. - Nick Turse (Jan 25, '08)

The ghosts of the American War
The spiritual remains of the unknown war dead take on a vital presence in popular Vietnamese religious culture and everyday life. They are also a powerful means of historical narration and reflection in contemporary Vietnam; as the villagers of My Lai, scene of the infamous massacre, show. (Jan 25, '08)

SPEAKING FREELY
Forget about war with Iran?
While some Beltway pundits are applauding the George W Bush administration’s apparent rethinking of its plans to bomb Iran, their cheers may be premature. What if Israel got the “yellow light” and the US backed its faithful ally? Stranger things have happened - like two planes flying into the World Trade Center. - Leon Hadar (Jan 25, '08)

China’s 'Olympic' approach to refugees
China is taking a two-system approach to North Korean refugees as the Summer Olympics draw near. In hopes of making the capital a “refugee-free city”, Beijing is quickly issuing exit stamps for North Koreans who’ve found diplomatic shelter, while also cracking down hard on those who aren’t behind embassy or United Nations walls. - Sunny Lee (Jan 25, '08)

BOOK REVIEW
Black turbans rebound
Koran, Kalashnikov and Laptop by Antonio Giustozzi
In this revealing book, the reasons for the resurgence of the “new” Taliban in Afghanistan are made clear. The internal weaknesses of the Afghan state - particularly the limp-wristed administration of President Hamid Karzai - opened the window for the insurgents to re-establish themselves. They also have less rigid attitudes than their 1994-2001 predecessors towards technologies like the Internet and video production. - Sreeram Chaulia (Jan 25, '08)



Iran sanctions hit the wrong target
Under the auspices of the United Nations Security Council, and separate from the United States' own initiatives, Iran faces another round of sanctions over its nuclear program. There’s talk of asset freezes and travel bans, but just as they have not worked in the past, the sanctions are unlikely to prove effective. The UN ends up diminished, and the need for Tehran’s case to be handled by the International Atomic Energy Agency becomes all the more pressing. - Kaveh L Afrasiabi (Jan 24, '08)

EDITORIAL
Xposed! Norman Podhoretz’s boobs
Just as the UN Security Council plus Germany reach agreement on a resolution to impose further sanctions on Iran, the Wall Street Journal, in true Rupert Murdoch style, sees fit to publish sexbomb-them-now Norman Podhoretz’s boobs on its equivalent of Page 3. Be warned: it’s flabby stuff. (Jan 24, '08)

Envoy’s belly dancer bares all
At age 26, Nadira Alieva has already seemingly lived several lifetimes - most of them sordid. The Uzbek daughter of a drug and alcohol-addicted actor, a rape victim and former Tashkent pole dancer, she was “rescued” by a British ambassador who left his wife and diplomatic career for her. She’s currently telling her story in a solo performance in London, and she has her eyes on Hollywood. (Jan 24, '08)

Crying (Iranian) wolf in Argentina
For 13 years the US and Argentina have charged that Iran was behind the fatal fire-bombing of a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires. In November, reported pressure from the two governments led Interpol to “red list” five former Iranian officials and a Hezbollah leader for allegedly masterminding the attack. But a FBI agent and top US diplomats now say no real evidence was ever produced and any link with Iran was at best “flimsy”. - Gareth Porter (Jan 24, '08)

INTERVIEW
Lies, lies and more lies
Chuck Lewis
Lewis' Center for Public Integrity in the US has just released a mammoth report saying key players in the George W Bush administration, including the president, made at least 935 false statements in the run-up to and aftermath of the invasion of Iraq in 2003. “This Iraq chronology calls into question the repeated assertions of Bush administration officials that they were merely the unwitting victims of bad intelligence," says Lewis. (Jan 24, '08)
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/JA25Ak01.html

Lies and more lies (sorry, second try)

Lies and more lies
“How many times has the iranian nutcase leader said he promises to blow israel off the map?"
Never, actually. Anyhow, here are 935 more warmongering lies - which the US establishment presstitudes also amplified.

Chuck Lewis
Lewis' Center for Public Integrity in the US has just released a mammoth report saying key players in the George W Bush administration, including the president, made at least 935 false statements in the run-up to and aftermath of the invasion of Iraq in 2003. “This Iraq chronology calls into question the repeated assertions of Bush administration officials that they were merely the unwitting victims of bad intelligence," says Lewis. (Jan 24, '08)
http://www.atimes.com/atimes/Middle_East/JA25Ak01.html

Hating Arabs is anti-semtici too

It is not anti-semitic to criticize Israel and Zionism. Israel has certainly commited a lot of crimes, most which go unpunished.
But since Arabs are also Semites, that would make a Jew who criticizes Arabs and calls them names anti-semtitic too.

Or maybe anti-semitism directed at Arabs is ok but bud when directed at Jews?

Or you could say that anti-semitism is an incorrect label since most Jews are not descended from the mid east but are a Turkic people from Asia known as the Khazars. So one could say that criticizing Jews and Israel is anti-Khazaric. Now that sounds better.

hey

Jewish people rock, they can kick your ass anytime, any place :D

Idiots

The “CREATOR” of the old testement would be pleased to hear the remarks on this page, The same god that destroyed sodem and gamora,told ezeikil to to bake his bread on human excrement because isreal was not kosher, made adam and eve crawl and grovel for eating an apple, flooded the earth(300BC???? .LOL)put the dinasour bones here to trick us.
gave us a brain but if we use it we will go to hell,put the mans G-spot in the anus,Give men urges that no matter what you do, you will kill about 3 million lives(you say the the unfertilised egg is a life then why don’t you hand sperm out in church to save those lives).
I think your god may be the devil.
You are obviosly an idiot if you had half a brain you would see bush is a racist nazi but I spose your god is a racist even though his so called son was black.
What about over 600 000 Iraq civilians dead, depleated uranium ammunition, unexploded cluster bombs,phophoras and napalm being used on civilians
Also Abugriab,Guantanamo Bay and secret renditions taking not just men but women and children to be tortured, does that not ring alarm bells or are they just heathens to you.
your tax dollar is funding that(Terrorism).
What of All the other countries you have medled in for there resources. On this page and in the media there is talk of going into Iran.
Though I pitty the children you will kill, I know you will get slaughtered As it’s taken longer than world war2 for you to get to the stage your at in Iraq now plus you bombed the shit out of it for over ten years before the invasion, You will get slaughtered unless you use a Nuke to stop the fantasy Nuke.
Also you can dream and cry bloodlust all you like China and Russia aren’t going to let you so Na Na Naa na Na there guns bigger than your gun and they got the BOMB.
I wonder in 20 years time when your kids are still paying for this war will they think it is worth it if any of us are servive this madness.
I think you will find the koran tame compared to the EVIL bible you say is about love..........
31:15, �six days shall work be done, but the seventh day is a sabbath of solemn rest, holy to the lord; whoever does any work on the sabbath day shall be PUT TO DEATH�

(Exodus 21:7-11 NLT) When a man sells his daughter as a slave, she will not be freed at the end of six years as the men are. If she does not please the man who bought her, he may allow her to be bought back again.

Exodus 21:20-21 NAB “When a man strikes his male or female slave with a rod so hard that the slave dies under his hand, he shall be punished. If, however, the slave survives for a day or two, he is not to be punished, since the slave is his own property."
there are lots of evil lines in the bible and I think you hate the fact the muslims are more devote and have a book that fits well in there lives.
where as the Bible because it is to hard to follow or understand creates phedophiles and mass murderers.

IRAN SOUNDS SCARED!!!

And well they should be.
Watch out for that olive branch, it’s laden with thorns.
Let Iran put its money where its mouth is and start off by deposing that monkey they have for a president.

Iran fears Arrack over latest meddling that overthrew Egypt .

Iran extends peace offer to Egypt U.S. and Israel only after the Iran and Hamas succesful designed hman emergencythat has put Hamas in control of Egypt..from as spectacular coup to sieze Egypt lands in record time...only days.... .Palestine militants have quietly dissapeared into Egypt landscape ..and are re arming...Iran prompted Hamas and Palestinians to stay the course..Egypt is helpless ..Saudi sends money for Hamas and Palestinias..who vow to not return to gasa after they themselfves turned it upside down during the last few yrs..wonder what Egypt will look like soon... Irans plans to be the refional leader are taking place right now...This strategy against a nutrual country is the last straw...How in the hell has Israel survived this strategy for all these yrs.....Egypt did not see this one coming..wonder what new tricks Iran wil use in next few days against Egypt through Hamas and company...................

World wide econmies suffer from only one thing...energy spiked prices

terror war from Arab lands created worlds financial mess...via energy tensions.............what part of that do you not understand..

Americans born liars by generation-not any other nation-how dare the American blame Iranians lies???!!!

Jan. 23 — A study by two nonprofit journalism organizations found that US President George W. Bush and top administration officials issued hundreds of false statements about the national security threat from Iraq in the two years following the 2001 terrorist attacks.
The study concluded that the statements �were part of an orchestrated campaign that effectively galvanized public opinion and, in the process, led the nation to war under decidedly false pretenses�, AP reported.
The study was posted Tuesday on the website of the Center for Public Integrity, which worked with the Fund for Independence in Journalism.
White House Spokesman Scott Stanzel did not comment on the merits of the study Tuesday night but reiterated the administration�s position that the world community viewed Iraq�s leader, Saddam Hussein, as a threat.
�The actions taken in 2003 were based on the collective judgment of intelligence agencies around the world,� Stanzel said.
The study counted 935 false statements in the two-year period. It found that in speeches, briefings, interviews and other venues, Bush and administration officials stated unequivocally on at least 532 occasions that Iraq had weapons of mass destruction or was trying to produce or obtain them or had links to Al-Qaeda or both.
�It is now beyond dispute that Iraq did not possess any weapons of mass destruction or have meaningful ties to Al-Qaeda,� according to Charles Lewis and Mark Reading-Smith of the Fund for Independence in Journalism staff members, writing an overview of the study.
Named in the study along with Bush were top officials of the administration during the period studied: Vice President Dick Cheney, national security adviser Condoleezza Rice, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld, Secretary of State Colin Powell, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz and White House press secretaries Ari Fleischer and Scott McClellan.
Bush led with 259 false statements, 231 about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and 28 about Iraq�s links to Al-Qaeda, the study found. That was second only to Powell�s 244 false statements about weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and 10 about Iraq and Al-Qaeda.

there is no olive branch for America-its American propaganda as they are afraid-they are muddling into the shit of humiliations

TEHRAN, Jan. 28 — Majlis Speaker Gholamali Haddad Adel said the recent US pressure on different countries to issue a new resolution against Iran is an electoral move.
Addressing a press conference on Monday, the speaker said Washington believes that an anti-Iran decision of the International Atomic Energy Agency�s Director General Mohamed ElBaradei would benefit the US Republicans, IRNA reported.
�The Americans want to make up for their defeated policies in Iraq, Afghanistan and Palestine,� he said.
�They believe that if they portray a gloomy future for the Iranian people, they would have no motivation for participating in the upcoming parliamentary elections.�
Haddad stressed that the US should know that the Iranian nation have identical views with their officials regarding the peaceful nuclear program.
�Although the IAEA reports confirm the peaceful nature of Iran�s nuclear activities and there is good cooperation between Iran and the UN nuclear watchdog, the American attempts to get a new resolution passed against Iran is a big question,� he said.
Haddad noted that Washington is not willing to settle Iran�s nuclear issue through logical and legal channels.
Referring to the recent Israeli raids on Gaza Strip, he said, �The US, despite its claims, is struggling against a government that has come to power with the majority vote of Palestinians.�

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"And well they should be. Watch out for that olive branch, itâ��s laden with thorns. Let Iran put its money where its mouth is and start off by deposing that monkey they have for a president”

Sorry, were you talking aboutthe united states or Iran?

By the way

This will be largely ignored by the US media, or spun to make Iran sound like they are trying to manipulate or some crap. <p>

For those who still think their rpesident called for Israel to be wiped off the map. Remember the Bush agenda (control of Iranian oil) and remember that it was his goons that mis-translated what he said.<p>

Later, correct translations of his speech went more like this:<p>

“Much like the leaders of the roman empire and the communist soviet union, the zionist regime in Israel will vanish from the pages of time”<p>

Means something quite different when translated correctly and the full context given.

wow this is amazing

The amount of dumbass americans who believe every bit of crap that is spewed out of fox news posting here is astounding. There is no proof of any of these accusations against Iran. I suppose you think Iraq had WMD don’t you. I suppose you believe they transported them away or some crap (the bush admins backpeddling). Coz thats exactly what you do isn’t it. You country is being invaded so you secretly remove your most powerful weapons out of the country, the only weapons that might actually send the invading force packing, you don’t use, but hide away. My god you are all so stupid. I’d love to meet up with you for a game of poker!

mooncougar,13

mooncougar,13: You have every right to boast and bragg. Since all wars are fought by Americans, All from upper state New York, New Jersey via 1976 deportation.Since you realy rock, start with your name.

i love naqba

Loving Naqba could be hazardouse to your haelth, remember your band leader died taking Naqba up his you know what. As for that monkey you refferd to, look at all those beauties leadind your group.

Anonymouse

Anonymous my boy, make up your mind. Choose a side,one line is anti jew,next line is anti America,following line anti religion or palestine or etc.,etc. Dude do you realy hate the world that bad or are an infiltrate, just putting more wood in the fire. If you’re a loner then change your name to Lone Ranger.

how can anyone believe anything that comes out of Iran.
How dare Iran say 'Israel has nuclear weapons and is threatening us'!
How many times has the iranian nutcase leader said he promises to blow israel off the map? Everywhere he goes, he repeats it. Yet when Israel takes that, rightfully, as a declaration of war and intends not to let that happen....all of a sudden it’s 'israel threatening iran'
These islamic countries do nothing but lie just as their unholy koran tells them to.
The would do better to be honest and strive for peace instead of being so keen to wipe out the non moslem nations. Take responsibility for their actions, instead of blaming others. That 'fault of the U.S/Israel' is wearing thin. No one but the ignorant and misinformed believe the lies islamic nations come out with any more.

Peace taste better than Pistachios.

You cannot blame people who love misery and it is unfortunate that peaceful people have to deal with the misery of conflict and war.

...not to mention the rockets fired into Israel on a daily basis are iranian made.
And israel is supposed to sit back and do nothing?
And the money that iran sends to insurgents in iraq. Money send to hizbollah etc etc.
Iran. The biggest supporters of terrorism.

beautiful

I am very happy to hear that the prospects for peace are being put out there ....in time we will reach an equilibrium....i am just worried about the people that are in the warzone today.:)

Peace?

There will be no peace until the prince of peace comes back,(and it isn’t the child molesting mohammed).

Anti Sematic my ass

Why is it OK to bash muslims so openly but if some one says something slightly out of alignment with the jews it is called anti sematic. But the (jews) have the right to say anything they want about the muslims.
Well that sounds like someone is lying and being decitful. I find many jews with that behavior.

jews will be jews....that’s why. They have persscuted every prophet. What do you expect from them. They are just not blessed by God.