The Real Dirty Jobs
Political arena is not without its own share of “dirty jobs” and those figures who perform it. A case in point is Iran Experts who are well paid to clean mullahs’ images and spin their malignant intentions
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Statoil’s director wanted to create a copy of NIAC in Europe Ali Ghezelbash, the head of Governmental Relations and Public Affair in Norwegian oil giant Hydro-Statoil wrote that he and few friends brew the idea of setting an organization similar to NIAC in Europe. The new lobby group would mainly focus in London or Brussels.
How to pale Ahmadinejad’s anti-Semitism? Ask NIAC director This astonishing email written by Babak Talebi, NIAC’s community director shows how they planned to manipulate public opinion and US politicians in an effort to pale Ahmadinejad’s anti-Semitism and continue to present Iran as a victim of Israel.
Introducing a pro-Mullahs website
Lobelog is a perfect example of pro-Tehran advocacy disguised as a battle against neoconservatives. According to Lobelog, the Iranian nuclear program is peaceful, its regional policies are nationalistic, its grievance against US are legitimate and the opposition groups that seek a regime change are puppets of Israel or Iranian versions of Ahmad Chalabi
Marketing the Iranian regime’s hostage taking NIAC’s reaction to two American hikers sentence in Tehran, suggests that it acts like a PR firm for the Iranian regime, formulating and marketing the Mullahs’ hostage taking in a way that the public opinion and US politicians respond positively to their blackmail.
Statoil’s director wanted to create a copy of NIAC in Europe Ali Ghezelbash, the head of Governmental Relations and Public Affair in Norwegian oil giant Hydro-Statoil wrote that he and few friends brew the idea of setting an organization similar to NIAC in Europe. The new lobby group would mainly focus in London or Brussels.
