China Confidential
Sunday, July 05, 2009
Mesmerized by Chavez, US Misread Honduras
Click here. The left-leaning Obama administration failed to forecast and understand the situation in Honduras.
Iranian Hitler Wants Public Talks with Obama
Will America's Appeaser-in-Chief give into the insane demands of Iran's Islamist Hitler?
Click here for the story.
Israeli Envoy: Nuke Could Destroy Israel in Seconds
Israel's ambassador to the United States warns an Iranian atomic attack on Israel would mean a second Holocaust--in seconds. Click here for the story.
North Korea Threatens Christian Group
Click here. The Stalinist/Kimist/criminal regime is intensifying its war against Christianity.
Iran's Clerical Establishment Splitting
Click here for the story. There is light at the end of the tunnel; this is the beginning of the end. Eventually, the entire clerical fascist system will be swept away, like so much garbage. The people desperately want their freedom.
Saturday, July 04, 2009
North Korea Crushes Tiny Pocket of Capitalism
Click here. China Confidential analysts see the North Korean move as yet another sign that the Stalinist/Kimist/criminal regime is preparing for war with South Korea--and the United States.
Iran Regime Paper Accuses Mousavi of Treason
Obviously, Obama's perfidious policy of appeasement is not working. On the contrary; his disgraceful apologizing and bowing to the worst garbage on the planet is inviting aggression; his abandonment of democracy-seekers is setting the stage for mass murder ... and future wars.
The Islamist Iranian regime's fascist mouthpiece--the Kayhan daily newspaper-- is calling opposition leader and defeated presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi a "U.S. agent" and demanding that he be tried for treason for allegedly collaborating with foreign governments to incite post-election violence.
The editorial printed Saturday in Kayhan, asks if Mousavi's actions during several weeks of post-election unrest were in response to instructions by American authorities.
Written by a close ally of Supreme (Clerical Fascist) Leader Ayatollah Khamenei--the top turbaned tyrant--the article also called for Mousavi and for Iran's former president and leading reformist, Mohammad Khatami, to be tried for treason.
Khatami has accused Iran's leaders of a "coup" against democracy for upholding the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Wave of Attacks
A wave of attacks against alleged foreign involvement in Iran's internal crisis is being waged by hardliners in an apparent bid to legitimize the re-election of incumbent Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, despite multiple charges of fraud.
Another high-up fascist, Ayatollah Jannati, spoke of so-called Western involvement in post-election unrest during prayers at Tehran University Friday, saying that local British Embassy staff would be put on trial for inciting violence.
Iran arrested ninemembers of the British Embassy staff a week ago, for allegedly fomenting unrest, releasing all but two, amid condemnation by the European Union.
British Foreign Secretary David Milliband has been urging the 27-member EU to jointly withdraw their ambassadors from Tehran to protest the arrest of its embassy personnel.
The Islamist Iranian regime's fascist mouthpiece--the Kayhan daily newspaper-- is calling opposition leader and defeated presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi a "U.S. agent" and demanding that he be tried for treason for allegedly collaborating with foreign governments to incite post-election violence.
The editorial printed Saturday in Kayhan, asks if Mousavi's actions during several weeks of post-election unrest were in response to instructions by American authorities.
Written by a close ally of Supreme (Clerical Fascist) Leader Ayatollah Khamenei--the top turbaned tyrant--the article also called for Mousavi and for Iran's former president and leading reformist, Mohammad Khatami, to be tried for treason.
Khatami has accused Iran's leaders of a "coup" against democracy for upholding the re-election of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Wave of Attacks
A wave of attacks against alleged foreign involvement in Iran's internal crisis is being waged by hardliners in an apparent bid to legitimize the re-election of incumbent Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, despite multiple charges of fraud.
Another high-up fascist, Ayatollah Jannati, spoke of so-called Western involvement in post-election unrest during prayers at Tehran University Friday, saying that local British Embassy staff would be put on trial for inciting violence.
Iran arrested ninemembers of the British Embassy staff a week ago, for allegedly fomenting unrest, releasing all but two, amid condemnation by the European Union.
British Foreign Secretary David Milliband has been urging the 27-member EU to jointly withdraw their ambassadors from Tehran to protest the arrest of its embassy personnel.
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