The UN seems to have forgotten that the residents of camp Ashraf are individuals that have devoted their entire lives to fight for democratic principles and human rights. [...]
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Generally, a lack of international public attention to critical cases has permitted crimes against humanity to happen. [...] German Greens were the only major political party in Europe to officially denounce sanctions on Iran’s nuclear ambitions as "illegal." [...] Iran has now threatened to close access to the Persian Gulf. China responded and said that would be perceived as aggression towards other nations. [...] It was Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu, not the Obama administration, who called off a joint U.S.-Israeli military exercise. [...] In theory, it may beat commonly praised alternatives. But to what extent can we rely on it in practice? [...] Dissidents hint Iran orchestrated the killing of its nuclear scientist to portray itself a victim. [...] What is going to happen in Iran, now that the Obama administration has called for tougher sanctions and the situation is clearly moving towards a military or political confrontation? [...]
Herds of horses have leaders. They establish dominance by fighting all comers and by protecting the lesser horses within the herd. Eventually, fighting ceases to be necessary. A hard stare, the baring of teeth or even a kicking gesture become sufficient. Only when the dominant horse weakens or a new horse is [...] A six-month extension has been granted for shutting down Camp Ashraf. However, What is happening right now is forced relocation and a flagrant violation of the rights of the residents. [...] Following all the good will and agreements shown by the camp residents and their representatives, it is now time for the international community to step forward and ensure the advancement of the planned relocation. [...] Mr. Paul is many things, but conservative is not one of them. He’s a died-in-the-wool libertarian. That’s one part conservative, two parts anarchist. Ron Paul never had a chance; but now, with the possible exception of his most committed devotees, I suspect most people will finally admit it. [...] No one knows what the future bodes for Iraq, despite Obama's pronouncements on the subject. [...] The United States should pressure al-Maliki to respect international appeals based on international law and accept solutions based on those laws. This is a first test to be passed by al-Maliki to prove he has not given the mullahs ruling Iran a blank check to spend in Iraq. [...] Why does Camp Ashraf, home to 3000+ Iranian refugees, still continue to exist in Iraq? [...] The Iranian regime has been allowed to continue and progress its enrichment machinery by disguising its activities to the world for more than 10 years. [...] But our policies definitely had an influence and you talk to the people who committed it and those individuals who would like to do us harm they say yes we didn’t like American bombs to be falling on our country, we don’t like the intervention we do in their nations so to deny this is [...] A former U.S. police advisor now living in Israel wonders if the Iraq War will be remembered as a success or the beginning of another radical Islamic nation. [...] There is a danger that Islamic fundamentalism may gain ground in the Middle Eastern countries where despotic dictators have recently been removed. [...] The single quickest act that the White House and the State Department can perform, short of launching an armed attack on Iranian forces and territory, is to reverse a fourteen year old politically-driven faulty decision to place the Iranian resistance group Mojahedin-e Khalq (MEK), aka the People’s Mojahedin Organization of Iran (PMOI), on the State [...] Why are the same leaders who so passionately protect Muslim rights in America doing nothing for Christians who are dying in record numbers? Why has the church been virtually silent about the suffering of our brethren?” [...] If the U.S. leaves the Iranian refugee camp Ashraf in the hands of the Iraqi government, which appears to be taking orders from Tehran, the refugees could end up dead. [...] Trying to keep people oppressed in light of Arab Spring revolutions surely keeps the regime in Iran occupied. [...] Iraq is planning another deadly attack on the Iranian refugee camp Camp Ashraf. [...] Considering the present situation in Iraq and the rest of the region, removing Saddam Hussein might not have been the best idea. [...] |
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