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[Untitled] Khomeini’s Quotes on Islam and Democracy in Iran - (Read Comments ...: also lets not forget that social engineering has lead to a society in america which has NO free will,as they are brainwashed and brought up to believe whatever the media tells them , like a matrix computer chip the whole society is controlled by fashion icons,hollywood ,again strong presence of zionists. Iran may not be a full democracy but certainly has never been as free as it is today in its history.Iran has a strong educated society,and a much more democratic system than america.

[Untitled] 'How one book ignited a culture war' by Andrew Anthony, Guardian ...: On June 19th 2007 Lord Ahmed criticised the honouring of Salman Rushdie with a knighthood because of what Lord Ahmed saw as Rushdie's offensiveness to Islam.[9] He was reported to have said, "It's hypocrisy by Tony Blair who two weeks ago was talking about building bridges to mainstream Muslims, and then he's honouring a man who has insulted the British public and been divisive in community relations."[10] "This man not only provoked violence around the world because of his writings, but there were many people who were killed around the world. Forgiving and forgetting is one thing, but honouring the man who has blood on his hands, sort of, because of what he did, I think is going a bit too far." He also said on BBC Radio 4's PM programme that he had been appalled by the award to a man he accused of having 'blood on his hands'.[11][9]

[www.redstate.com: Latest entries for Front Page] On Negotiating With Iran, Or "Of Vexing Topics And Muddled ...: Khomeini changed Shi'ite theology by orders of magnitude. In the past, the Shi'ite clerical community in Iran would give its blessing to the rule of the Shahs in return for the Shahs' promise to defend the faith.

[Untitled] Grad Student Publishes Memoir of Growing Up in Iran | ShelfLife@Texas: By telling my story of struggle and survival, I also hope to depict Iranians’ struggle for justice and democracy, especially women’s resistance against an oppressive regime, with the hope of furthering justice and liberty for those still suppressed and subjugated.

[Pat Dollard | Young Americans] Sex, Lies And Islam: The Shagged Sheep: But, beyond all that J-school snoozeroonie stuff, what I find even more perplexing is why Prof Miller, M J Murphy and the nellies at Law Am Cool are so weirdly obsessed with insisting that somehow the Ayatollah’s rulings about eating shagged sheep and having sex with nine-year-olds must be some malicious rumor got up by Oriana and me and a couple of other neocon buffoons. No one who knows anything about Khomeini or Shia jurisprudence would be in the least bit surprised, so why would a prissy PC drone like Prof Miller be so cavalier as to expose himself as entirely ignorant of the subject he’s loftily pontificating on?

[Scholars and Rogues] Iran ate my Caliphate: He was actually quoting the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, and according to Professor Juan Cole and other Farsi speaking commentators, Ahmadinejad’s exact words were “The Imam said that this regime occupying Jerusalem must vanish .

[STEVE LACKNER] Iranian Student Condemns Iran's Parliament Speaker Ali Larijani To ...: One child declares that "we, the students of the Basij, want to show the people of the world that we are always ready to follow the words of Imam Khomeini, who said: 'If we number 60 million, we must have a 60 million strong army, .

[Gryphon Astrology Blog] Iran: The Astrological Path to War (Part VI): Note that Mars is in its own fiery sign of Aries, so the war is in full swing, it is also combust, indicating that the Iranian people both could not see what they were getting into, and they were also afflicted by their ruler (the Sun).

[PINKtank] Week Two in Iran: Rae’s diary!: Some sense of formality seemed to vanish in the cool night air and as our bus sped towards the airport that would carry us away, we erupted into a chorus of song, belting out old peacenik tunes, Jewish melodies, Christian hymns, David Bowie. This Little Light of Mine merged with the Beatles and became a dance and a drum beat and within the confines of our little short bus we collectively were free to sing and move, something the women of our delegation had not done in ten days.

[Official Blog of Jeff Huber, Retired Commander US Navy, Author of Bathtub Admirals from Kunati Books] Iran Ate My Caliphate: He was actually quoting the late Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, and according to Professor Juan Cole and other Farsi speaking commentators, Ahmadinejad's exact words were "The Imam said that this regime occupying Jerusalem must vanish .

[Untitled] Everything You Need to Know about Iran · Dictatorship Watch: According to highly respected Middle Eastern scholar Juan Coles, Ahmadinejad was “not making a threat, but was quoting a saying of Khomeini’s that urged pro-Palestinian activists in Iran not give up hope — that the occupation of Jerusalem was no more a continued inevitability than had been the hegemony of the shah’s government.”

[Western Resistance] Islamism: The Devil In Miss Jones: Fanatical Muslims in Britain and India felt able to openly call for the death of an author, merely because Ayatollah Khomeini had issued a death fatwa on February 14, 1988. Such fanatics were never punished, even though calling for murder is illegal in Britain and India.

[Untitled] Israpundit » Blog Archive » UK and Vatican Call for Cease Fire in Gaza: Maybe Israel should suggest a peace settlement in which England will create a Palestinian homeland right outside London, and move all the Pallies there. Senior citizens in London will know what to do when the rockets start to land on them, because they went through it before in the 1940s.

[Untitled] On Negotiating With Iran, Or “Of Vexing Topics And Muddled ...: One of the less appreciated facts about Ayatollah Khomeini, the intellectual father and political progenitor of the Islamic Revolution and the republic (we are using the term loosely here) that followed, was that in addition to being as much a revolutionary as Marx, Lenin or Robespierre, in addition to being a savvy and clever politician who knew how to get and keep power–even if it meant drenching his hands with blood, Khomeini was seen as a learned theologian, endowed with significant gravitas as far as the clerical community in Iran was concerned. This sentiment clearly trickled down to the masses as well.

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