Iran Would Like To Join The Palestinians
That seems to be the case as Iran announced that if their nuclear sites are targeted by the West (specifically Britain and the United States) thay have 40,000 suicide bombers ready to be let loose.
Iran has formed battalions of suicide bombers to strike at British and American targets if the nation’s nuclear sites are attacked. According to Iranian officials, 40,000 trained suicide bombers are ready for action.
The main force, named the Special Unit of Martyr Seekers in the Revolutionary Guards, was first seen last month when members marched in a military parade, dressed in olive-green uniforms with explosive packs around their waists and detonators held high.
Dr. Hassan Abbasi, head of the Centre for Doctrinal Strategic Studies in the Revolutionary Guards, said in a speech that 29 Western targets had been identified: “We are ready to attack American and British sensitive points if they attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.” He added that some of them were “quite close” to the Iranian border in Iraq.
In a tape recording heard by The Sunday Times, Abbasi warned the would-be martyrs to “pay close attention to wily England” and vowed that “Britain’s demise is on our agenda.”
At a recruiting station in Tehran recently, volunteers for the force had to show their birth certificates, give proof of their address and tick a box stating whether they would prefer to attack American targets in Iraq or Israeli targets.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned last Friday that Israel was heading toward “annihilation.” He was speaking at a Tehran conference on Palestinian rights aimed at promoting Iran as a new Middle Eastern superpower.
According to western intelligence documents leaked to The Sunday Times, the Revolutionary Guards are in charge of a secret nuclear weapons program designed to evade the scrutiny of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Alireza Jafarzadeh, a former spokesman for National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), an opposition group, said a secret, parallel military program was under way. According to sources inside Iran, the Revolutionary Guards were constructing underground sites that could be activated if Iran’s known nuclear facilities were destroyed.
The NCRI is the political wing of the Mujaheddin-e-Khalq, which is deemed a terrorist organization in Britain and America. However, much of its information is considered to be “absolutely credible” by western intelligence sources after Jafarzadeh revealed the existence of the Natanz plant in 2002.
Within the past year, 14 large and several smaller projects have been created, according to Jafarzadeh. Several are designed to be nuclear factories; others are for the storage of weapons, he claimed.
Earth to moonbats, Iran isn't to be trusted, and if you think this is just more saber rattling then you just keep your heads in the sand. Iran isn't rattling it's saber like Kim Jong-Il does to get attention, like last week's announcement from him just a day after Iran announced it's enrichment of uranium. Ahmadinejad is truly a person off his rocker, and is determined to follow through on his threats. This isn't about getting attention. This is about destroying Israel, and bringing the West to it's knees.
Britain and the US have been at the forefront of the war on terror. And while they often overlook certain groups (like those that attacked Tel Aviv), they aren't going to overlook a country run by a madman and his mullah buddies who not only are talking about unleashing nuclear weapons on their enemies, but joining the ranks of the cowardly suicide bombers, as well. Ahmadinejad does want Iran to become the Middle East's lone superpower, and they have found a way to do it through the pursuit of nuclear weapons.
The nations over in the Middle East that no longer fear Iran because of their own alliances with the West may soon change their tune if and when Iran develops a working nuclear weapon. And while some analysts pawn off the worry by amateurs like myself, and experts like Frank Gaffney and Victor Davis Hanson, the threat is quite real. This isn't like India's joining of the nuclear club back in 1974, where we were pretty confidant that they wouldn't use those weapons on us or our allies, the undeniable fact is that Iran is not India. Ahamdinejad isn't developing weapons to protect Iran from attack, but rather to start a holy jihad from Iran to the world.
But this announcement of havig brigades of suicide bombers should not deter the West. We move forward, diplomatically, and try to get Iran to stop it's enrichment and it's quest for nuclear weapons. If that doesn't work, we have the military option to stop them. Iran can't be allowed to have these weapons because they have already informed the world of what its intentions are when they do acquire them. That is a prospect no nation on the planet wants to face.
Publius II
That seems to be the case as Iran announced that if their nuclear sites are targeted by the West (specifically Britain and the United States) thay have 40,000 suicide bombers ready to be let loose.
Iran has formed battalions of suicide bombers to strike at British and American targets if the nation’s nuclear sites are attacked. According to Iranian officials, 40,000 trained suicide bombers are ready for action.
The main force, named the Special Unit of Martyr Seekers in the Revolutionary Guards, was first seen last month when members marched in a military parade, dressed in olive-green uniforms with explosive packs around their waists and detonators held high.
Dr. Hassan Abbasi, head of the Centre for Doctrinal Strategic Studies in the Revolutionary Guards, said in a speech that 29 Western targets had been identified: “We are ready to attack American and British sensitive points if they attack Iran’s nuclear facilities.” He added that some of them were “quite close” to the Iranian border in Iraq.
In a tape recording heard by The Sunday Times, Abbasi warned the would-be martyrs to “pay close attention to wily England” and vowed that “Britain’s demise is on our agenda.”
At a recruiting station in Tehran recently, volunteers for the force had to show their birth certificates, give proof of their address and tick a box stating whether they would prefer to attack American targets in Iraq or Israeli targets.
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad warned last Friday that Israel was heading toward “annihilation.” He was speaking at a Tehran conference on Palestinian rights aimed at promoting Iran as a new Middle Eastern superpower.
According to western intelligence documents leaked to The Sunday Times, the Revolutionary Guards are in charge of a secret nuclear weapons program designed to evade the scrutiny of the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Alireza Jafarzadeh, a former spokesman for National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI), an opposition group, said a secret, parallel military program was under way. According to sources inside Iran, the Revolutionary Guards were constructing underground sites that could be activated if Iran’s known nuclear facilities were destroyed.
The NCRI is the political wing of the Mujaheddin-e-Khalq, which is deemed a terrorist organization in Britain and America. However, much of its information is considered to be “absolutely credible” by western intelligence sources after Jafarzadeh revealed the existence of the Natanz plant in 2002.
Within the past year, 14 large and several smaller projects have been created, according to Jafarzadeh. Several are designed to be nuclear factories; others are for the storage of weapons, he claimed.
Earth to moonbats, Iran isn't to be trusted, and if you think this is just more saber rattling then you just keep your heads in the sand. Iran isn't rattling it's saber like Kim Jong-Il does to get attention, like last week's announcement from him just a day after Iran announced it's enrichment of uranium. Ahmadinejad is truly a person off his rocker, and is determined to follow through on his threats. This isn't about getting attention. This is about destroying Israel, and bringing the West to it's knees.
Britain and the US have been at the forefront of the war on terror. And while they often overlook certain groups (like those that attacked Tel Aviv), they aren't going to overlook a country run by a madman and his mullah buddies who not only are talking about unleashing nuclear weapons on their enemies, but joining the ranks of the cowardly suicide bombers, as well. Ahmadinejad does want Iran to become the Middle East's lone superpower, and they have found a way to do it through the pursuit of nuclear weapons.
The nations over in the Middle East that no longer fear Iran because of their own alliances with the West may soon change their tune if and when Iran develops a working nuclear weapon. And while some analysts pawn off the worry by amateurs like myself, and experts like Frank Gaffney and Victor Davis Hanson, the threat is quite real. This isn't like India's joining of the nuclear club back in 1974, where we were pretty confidant that they wouldn't use those weapons on us or our allies, the undeniable fact is that Iran is not India. Ahamdinejad isn't developing weapons to protect Iran from attack, but rather to start a holy jihad from Iran to the world.
But this announcement of havig brigades of suicide bombers should not deter the West. We move forward, diplomatically, and try to get Iran to stop it's enrichment and it's quest for nuclear weapons. If that doesn't work, we have the military option to stop them. Iran can't be allowed to have these weapons because they have already informed the world of what its intentions are when they do acquire them. That is a prospect no nation on the planet wants to face.
Publius II
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