The Iranian revolt and the role of pro- appeasement lobby in the US
Over the past four years, an army of self-appointed Iran experts have been continually preaching friendship with Tehran’s theocratic rulers.
Now, in 2009, after a large dose of the American good-will gestures and friendly overtures, the Iranian regime has once again imposed Ahmadinejad upon its own nation and the world for the second time. It is predictable that the same “Iran experts” would probably blame Obama for not being generous enough towards the Mullahs.
Articles
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU, WHO LIVE OUTSIDE IRANThe World should be united in their request for a new election from the Regime. The World should hear us and understand us. Lack of support from the West for Ahmadi Nejad is extremely helpful for us. Tell Obama “Please do not sell us to Ahmadi Nejad, because, at the end, he can’t be trusted
Understanding Iran: Repression 101
That will be hard to shake. Mr. Ahmadinejad’s rise to power was in part because of Guard support, and he has since rewarded it handsomely. The Revolutionary Guard runs Iran’s nuclear program; if the opposition gains power, the Guard has to wonder what it might negotiate away. And outside agencies estimate that Iran could become able to assemble a nuclear weapon between 2010 and 2015.
Interviews
Iranian-Americans: The Key to Dismantling the Iranian Regime’s Lobby in the USAfter several months of discussions, a group of Iranian Americans finally converged and founded the “Progressive American-Iranian Committee” (PAIC).
This new organization is particularly focused on counteracting the Iranian regime’s web of influence in the US. Last week, Hassan Dai interviewed Kayvan Kaboli, a co-founder of PAIC, and discussed this new group’s manifesto and their means of achieving their goals.
Statements
Iranian American Lawyers Associationcondemns the ongoing government suppression of independent electronic communication through interference with the Communications, Internet and cell phones; condemns the expulsion and arrest of news reporters and suppression of free press; acknowledges and affirms the Universal Inalienable Human Rights and the importance of democratic and fair elections…
Opinion
A Democratically Elected Government in Iran Would Help the Iranian Nuclear IssueA democratically elected government must heed the will of the people, not its own personal agenda. Thus, when Iranians as a nation and a people elect a democratic government and choose their leaders, their will shall rule.
