Iran’s president arrives in Venezuela

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (C) was welcomed with military honors by Venezuelan Vice President Elias Jaua upon his arrival at Maiquetia Airport in Caracas on January 8, 2012.

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has arrived in the Venezuelan capital Caracas on the first leg of his tour of several Latin American countries.

President Ahmadinejad was welcomed with military honors by Venezuelan Vice President Elias Jaua upon his arrival at Maiquetia Airport in Caracas on January 8.

Ahmadinejad is scheduled to meet with Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and other senior Venezuelan officials. He will also sign several contracts and inaugurate a number of projects.

Earlier on Sunday, Chavez said he hoped the Iranian president would "rest a bit tonight and then tomorrow we will work all day reviewing cooperation agreements."

Ahmadinejad's stay in Venezuela will be followed with a trip to Nicaragua to attend the inauguration of its recently re-elected leader Daniel Ortega.

During his five-day trip, President Ahmadinejad will also visit Cuba and Ecuador and hold talks with senior officials of both countries on the further expansion of bilateral relations.

The US warned Latin American states on Friday against further expansion of diplomatic and business ties with the Islamic Republic of Iran, expressing concerns over “Iran's outreach to the Western Hemisphere.”

“We are making absolutely clear to countries around the world that now is not the time to be deepening ties, not security ties, not economic ties, with Iran,” US State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said.

Leaders in all the four Latin American countries have in recent years built up diplomatic and trade ties with Iran, while their relations with the United States have been greatly reduced amid popular demands for an end to dependence on Washington.

'World on threshold of major change'

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the World is going to experience a major change, as humanity is striving to understand the truths.



“Today, we witness that humanity is striving to realize the truth and the world is on the threshold of an enormous change,” Ahmadinejad said in his speech to Iranian officials and representatives of the Islamic countries in Tehran on Monday.



“Achieving justice is rapidly turning into a global objective,” IRNA quoted him as saying.



Ahmadinejad said that despite efforts by arrogant powers to spread hatemongering and enmity in social and human relations, friendship and brotherly relations are taking over.



“While the global arrogance is hatching complex, satanic plots, the people are awaking and, God willing, the time has come for the extinction of the arrogant powers,” the chief executive went on to say.



The current era is the time for the establishment of the rule of justice, Ahmadinejad pointed out.



“When the oppressed people of the world rise for justice and monotheism, the grounds will be prepared for the righteous to rule the world,” he added.



Ahmadinejad's remarks came as pro-democracy movements have been spreading across Arab countries in recent weeks.



Last month in Tunisia, nationwide outrage at the government's suppressive policies sparked a massive revolution that ended the 23-year-long rule of its president Zine El Abidine Ben Ali and forced him to flee to Saudi Arabia.



On February 11, the popular revolution in Egypt, which started on January 25, ended the three-decade-long rule of US-backed dictator Hosni Mubarak.



Other pro-democracy uprisings have also flourished in Bahrain, Yemen, Libya, Algeria and Jordan, as more Arab countries are expected to witness similar popular revolts.

Ahmadinejad warns Israel against second Gaza war

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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has warned against an alleged Israeli plan to launch a second military offensive against Palestinians in Gaza.

Israeli deputy prime minister Silvan Shalom said Friday that a military operation will soon be launched in response to rocket attacks from Gaza, which involve home-made rockets that usually carry little or no explosive warhead.

On Thursday, a single Qassam rocket landed near the Israeli town of Ashkelon on Thursday and caused some minor damages but no casualties.

Although the Palestinian Resistance movement of Hamas did not claim responsibility for the attack, Israel nevertheless responded to the incident by carrying out six waves of air raids overnight.

"If this rocket fire against Israel does not stop … it will force us to launch another military operation," Shalom told public radio.

Hamas has emphasized that it is looking to calm the situation. In an April 1 phone conversation with the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, the Chairman of Hamas Political Bureau Khaled Mashaal said: "Hamas is not interested in the escalation of tensions and is taking corresponding measures to prevent missile strikes from the Gaza," reported ITAR-Tass News Agency.

President Ahmadinejad, in a formal speech at the inauguration of the Middle East's biggest iron ore pellet factory in the southern city of Sirjan, warned Israel against making plans for a new offensive against Gazans, who are still reeling from the devastating attack by Tel Aviv two years ago.

Ahmadinejad condemned Israel's continued crimes in Palestine and Lebanon, stressing that the Tel Aviv regime is the sole obstacle to the establishment of peace and security in the region.

Referring to Israel's use of foreign passports to assassinate senior Hamas military commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh in Dubai, Ahmadinejad said Israel has “clearly been given carte blanche by Western powers “to commit whatever crime it pleases and violate whatever law it deems necessary.”

On a different note, Ahmadinejad said the rising tide of terrorism in the Middle East is a direct result of US military presence in the region over the past decade.

“The ever-increasing presence of US coalition forces in region has contributed to the growing rate of terrorism and violence,” he noted.

The Iranian President said he found the US campaign to isolate Tehran in the region and in the world “most amusing” because he seriously believes that Washington, due to decades of hegemony and political missteps, has grown to become one of the most isolated countries to date.

"We think that those are isolated that cannot talk to nations directly, those who are afraid of nations."

President Ahmadinejad said it was the US not Iran which was isolated, reasoning that American officials only paid unannounced visits to the regional countries.

"They want to visit their military base in a country where they have deployed 160,000 military troops and they go there without announcing in advance. Who is isolated?"

He dismissed US accusations regarding an “Iranian intention to enrich uranium to weapons-grade levels,” adding such claims are highly ironic coming from countries which possess and continue to develop vast nuclear arsenals that have been tested and even used in military confrontations.

Under international law, Ahmadinejad said, Western countries are obliged to provide Iran — without out preconditions — with the specified amount of fuel it requires for the Tehran research reactor, which plays the vital role of producing medical isotopes.

Due to their refusal, Ahmadinejad continued, Iran reserves the right to domestically-enrich uranium up to 20 percent in order to meet the demands of thousands of Iranian patients, who desperately need post-surgery drug treatment with nuclear medicine.

With regards to US efforts to rally worldwide support for gasoline embargoes against Iran, Ahmadinejad said such a move would fail to bring Washington's desired results because the country will soon reach the refining capacity to produce its own gasoline.

Iran is the world's fourth-largest oil exporter but, according to US estimates, the country relies on gasoline imports to meet 40 percent of its domestic demand.

Iran 'seeks unity among Palestinians'

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Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Ramin Mehmanparast says Tehran seeks to establish and fortify unity among Palestinians against Israel.

Mehmanparast on Saturday dismissed remarks by acting Palestinian Authority Chief Mahmoud Abbas who claimed that Iran was impeding reconciliation talks between his Fatah group and the Hamas resistance movement.

"Iran doesn't want Hamas to sign the Cairo reconciliation document," Abbas said during a meeting in the Tunisian capital on Friday.

In response, Mehmanparast said that Iran sought unity and solidarity among Palestinians.

"In the first place, the position of the Islamic Republic of Iran is to create unity among Palestinians and in the second to seriously pursue the rights of the Palestinians to regain their land and return to their territory under a Palestinian government."

Iran believes that the only solution to the Palestinian issue is to hold a free referendum, in which the Palestinians can determine their own fate.

Fatah and Hamas are yet to reach an Egyptian-mediated unity deal to end divisions.

The proposal put forward by Cairo, which acts as a mediator in the reconciliation talks, aims to lay the groundwork for new presidential and legislative elections.

Ahmadinejad: 9/11 a big lie, pretext to occupy Afghanistan

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad insists the capitalist system, established by Israelis, is on verge of collapse, adding that the 9/11 was a set-up to occupy Afghanistan and wage a so-called 'war on terror.'

The president described the September 11, 2001 destruction of the twin World Trade Center buildings in New York as a preconceived "scenario and a sophisticated intelligence measure" and emphasized that the 9/11 incident was a "big lie intended to serve as a pretext for fighting terrorism and setting the grounds for sending troops to Afghanistan."

"Depredation, bullying and killing the reality of humanity are the outcomes of the capitalist way of thinking," Ahmadinejad said on Saturday.

He deplored crimes by arrogant powers, saying, "They carry out heinous killings and acts of terror in the world under the guise of [defending] human rights."

Dr. Ahmadinejad reiterated that with the advent of the Islamic Revolution the materialistic mentality was challenged and Marxism was destroyed.

"Today," he added, "With blessings from the Almighty, the Capitalist system, founded by the Zionists, has also reached an end."

The Iranian President then noted that "the aggression" by the US government and the deployment of forces to the region by NATO "was merely to rescue the liberal democratic establishment and the capitalist belief."

Referring to the recent arrest of the terrorist leader Abdomalek Rigi by Iranian intelligence forces, Dr. Ahmadinejad also noted that his capture indicates the extreme desperateness of the intelligence agencies of the US, Britain and the Israeli regime.

Rigi was captured by Iranian security forces on February 23. He was aboard a passenger jet flying to Kyrgyzstan from the UAE when his plane was grounded in the Iranian port city of Bandar Abbas.

A few hours after Rigi's arrest, Iranian Intelligence Minister Heidar Moslehi said that the notorious villain was at a US base 24 hours prior to being captured by Iranian forces, adding that the Americans had issued an Afghan passport for him.

In his confessions, Rigi revealed details about his ties with some intelligence agencies such as the CIA and said that he had closely cooperated with the security services of Afghanistan and Pakistan.

'Myth of imperialism will soon be shattered'

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the myth of imperialism will soon be shattered.

The myth of imperialism will soon shatter as more and more nations are waking up to restore their independence, and military threats and methods of intimidation can no longer benefit the hegemonic powers, Ahmadinejad told visiting Ecuadorian First Vice President Lenin Moreno in Tehran on Saturday.

“Ecuador and a number of other countries are the standard-bearers of honor, justice, and independence in Latin America. This is due to the revolutionary movements which have emerged in them. Tehran and Quito regard the dominant governing system in the world as unjust and seek to create a world alive with justice, peace, and friendship,” he noted.

“Although Iran and Ecuador are geographically very distant from each other, the two nations share the same areas of interest and concern and are determined to develop reciprocal ties in all areas,” the Iranian president added.

Moreno described Iran as a forerunner in the campaign against world imperialism and called for the expansion of ties between the two countries in the economic, cultural, and political spheres.

The Ecuadorian first vice president also said his country fully supports the Iranian nuclear program, adding that Quito regards Tehran's nuclear activities as legal and legitimate.

It is Time For Obama to meet Ahmadinejad

By: Marwan Bishara - Al Jazeera's senior political analyst.

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http://blogs.aljazeera.net/imperium/2010/02/27/it-time-obama-meet-ahmadinejad

The two-day visit by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president, to Syria and his warm meetings with his Syrian counterpart as well as with the leaders of the Lebanese Hezbollah and Palestinian Hamas have ruffled many feathers in the US, Europe and Israel.

Although they said much about the future of the region, including the end of the 'Zionist regime', the anti-Israeli gathering has sent a primarily strategic not polemical message: We stand united - an attack on one of us is an attack on all.

A deterrent message to both Israel and the US, it comes against the backdrop of increased war speculation in Israel and mounting pressures to pass a new round of tougher sanctions against Iran.

It is also a wake up call for US diplomats who reckoned that Washington's rapprochement with Damascus, including the reopening of its embassy, should lead to a severing, or at least cooling, of Syrian relations with Tehran.

But while such public posturing has not deterred Israel or worried Washington in the past, it does complicate attempts to isolate Iran or its allies.

Diplomatic assault, military preparations

Since the White House shifted its Iran strategy from accommodation to confrontation, Washington's coercive diplomacy has been going at full speed.

The Obama administration has been lobbying the Middle East and the world's influential capitals in the hope of isolating Iran and passing another UN Security Council resolution that would include biting sanctions against Tehran.
Hillary Clinton, the US secretary of state, escalated US rhetoric against the Iranian regime during a visit to the Gulf where she warned of a Revolutionary Guards takeover and the militarisation of the Iranian government.

General Petraeus made a similar visit to the Gulf and Admiral Mike Mullen, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, travelled to Russia, followed by Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, to convince Moscow to abandon Iran.

However, Washington seems frustrated by either the lack of positive response or the slow pace of international reaction to Tehran's persistence in enriching uranium and expanding its nuclear and missile programme.

Russian hesitance, Chinese objection

Russia seems to have softened its rejection of the US strategy of sanctions, but has not agreed to them either. Moscow thinks it is too early to carry out such escalatory actions when the issue is still being discussed at the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).

If and when such sanctions come to be voted on at the UN Security Council, Russia insists that they should be focused solely on the nuclear programme, not the country or its regime which Moscow does not consider to be a dictatorship.

Beijing is as sceptical of Washington's motives and more reluctant than Moscow to slap Iran with tough new sanctions.

Moscow's approach is defined primarily by security considerations, especially the loss of whatever strategic leverage it has with Tehran and the probable escalation on its southern borders. China's thinking, however, is molded on geo-economics grounds, particularly the prospect of losing Iran as an important energy supplier and economic partner.

The Chinese and Russian leadership are both uneasy with the new American escalation in the Islamic world after US entanglements in Afghanistan and Iraq.

They worry that the political and security overspill from widening the landscape of confrontation in the Muslim world could end up affecting their substantial Muslim minorities and eventually their internal stability.

Washington's attempt to make up for the loss of Iran's energy supply (through Saudi Arabia?), and its persistent warning to Russia about the alternative to sanctions (war!) do not seem to have, yet, convinced the two key veto carrying members of the UN Security Council to come on board.

Neither side believes sanctions will bring a solution to the impasse with Iran and both consider protracted geopolitical tensions with Iran to be terribly destabilising.

Anxious Saudi, aggressive Israel

Regionally, the two relevant powers, Saudi Arabia (to a far less extent, Egypt) and Israel are keen to stop Iran's nuclear programme and to curtail Tehran's influence.

However, as Israel nudges its US patron to move speedily towards imposing new tough sanctions and to prepare for war, Riyadh is worried about a new protracted American strategy and insists on a speedier end to the tensions with Tehran.

The Gulf states are the first to be affected by long-term tensions or military escalation between the US and Iran.

Recent US naval deployments in the Gulf and its sales of sophisticated weapons to Gulf countries have not calmed their fears that an escalation of those tensions could bring down their economies and affect their security.

The same could apply to other parts of the 'Greater Middle East' such as Afghanistan, Iraq, Lebanon and Palestine which could be affected by an escalation between the US and Iran.

US bold, Iran confident

Who will blink first is the whole point of this dangerous diplomatic exercise.

Iran reckons that China and Russia will not sacrifice their relations with Iran and will object to another American escalation in the Middle East. They also realise that new punitive measures will not suffice to curtail Tehran's programme.

For its part, the Obama administration calculates that Chinese/Russian cooperation is indispensable, but that it will take substantial political capital and major quid pro quo for them to come on board.

If Iran continues to defy Washington publicly and successfully, the political price demanded by Russia and China could only increase, all of which puts extra pressure on Washington to act promptly.

But what can the Obama administration offer its fellow UN Security Council members that is worthy of isolating Iran, aside from threatening the alternative - war?

And there is no doubt that war will be either horribly destructive or terribly protracted. Either way, Washington has the most to lose, not Moscow or Beijing.

All of which should send the Obama administration back to the drawing board. Has President Obama truly exhausted the diplomatic track before the US attends to sanctions or war?

In other words, has the Obama administration truly extended a hand or unclenched its fist for the sake of a peaceful resolution to the Iranian Middle East impasse?

The answer is an unequivocal NO.
It is time to remind Barack Obama of his willingness as a candidate to meet with his Iranian counterpart as president if that can protect US interests, and remind President Ahmadinejad of his welcoming of the extended US hand for peace last spring.
Well Mr Presidents, it is time.

I shall discuss the context, nature and implications for such a breakthrough next ... as promised.

To be continued ...

Ahmadinejad in Syria for talks on Israel

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has arrived in Damascus to discuss with his Syrian counterpart Bashar Assad the threat that Israel poses to the Middle East and beyond.

Before leaving Tehran on Thursday morning, the Iranian president announced that his talks with Assad in the Syrian capital would focus on regional and global developments.

Ahmadinejad added that Israel's efforts to destabilize the region would also be one of the main topics of their discussions.

He mentioned that Iran and Syria already share the same stance on regional and global issues, noting that both countries stood in “the front line of standing up to” Israel.

“These days, the Zionists are constantly threatening countries and nations surrounding Palestine. They intend to drag the region into an atmosphere of serious tension,” he said

“That is why it is necessary for our two countries to begin a new series of negotiations,” he added.

Winding up, the Iranian president pointed out that talks on economic cooperation and joint investment projects would also be a part of his discussions with his Syrian counterpart.

Ahmadinejad: Israel terrified of Lebanese resistance

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Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has said the Zionist regime of Israel is so terrified of the Lebanese resistance and people.

The Iranian president made the remark in a phone conversation with the Hezbollah Secretary General Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, ISNA reported on Thursday.

President Ahmadinejad and Nasrallah also discussed the latest developments in Lebanon and the region. He further praised Nasrallah's latest stance on the Israeli threats.

"The Zionists are really terrified of the resistance and people in Lebanon and the region," President Ahmadinejad emphasized. "But they (the Israelis) are looking for opportunities to make up for their past defeats in Gaza and Lebanon as they feel their credibility and existence are in jeopardy."

However, the president insisted, "They don't dare to do anything as they are afraid of the consequences."

The Iranian official further underlined the need for maintaining readiness against any potential Israeli threats adding, "If the Zionist regime want to repeat the same mistakes they previously made, they must be gotten rid of once and for all, so that the region will be saved from their nuisance for ever."

President Ahmadinejad then reiterated that to this end, the Iranian nation will remain along the side of the Lebanese and other regional nations.

The Hezbollah Secretary General, for his part, said that Lebanon and the resistance movement are in favorable conditions.

"We are not afraid of the Israeli threats and the Israeli threats will not work," Nasrallah said. "Strategically, Israel is not in a situation to wage a new war, but is after a psychological warfare with its threats… and of course, either way they will not get anywhere."

Ahmadinejad says Israel inching toward annihilation

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As Israel maintains its anti-Palestinian policies and threatens regional countries, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Thursday that the regime would perish as it has "come to its end."

Addressing a huge crowd in Tehran's Azadi Square on the 31st anniversary of the victory of the Islamic Revolution, Ahmadinejad said Israel was on the verge of annihilation.

He also criticized the United States' support for Israel, which, he said, went counter to President Barack Obama's oft-stated promises of bringing change.

“We do not want Mr. Obama to act under the pressure from a bunch of Zionists … unfortunately he is missing opportunities … he is not acting properly,” he said.

“He is moving in a direction that is against the interests of the American people and it is to the benefit of Israel.”

Earlier, in a telephone conversation with Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Ahmadinejad warned Israel against a new military campaign in the region.

He said that Israel was seeking for an opportunity to make up for its military mistakes during last year's Gaza offensive and the 2006 Lebanon war.

"Should Israel repeat its past mistakes and initiate a military operation," the president said, "the regional countries have to stand united in repelling the attack and finish it once and for all."

Ahmadinejad orders 20% uranium enrichment

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has tasked the country's atomic chief with enriching uranium to 20 percent, in order to meet the demands of the country's cancer patients.

Speaking at the exhibition of Laser Science and Technology Achievements in Tehran, the president called on Ali Akbar Salehi, to start the process.

"Mr. Salehi you start enriching up to 20 percent and we are still open to negotiations on the issue," he told the head of the country's atomic energy organization who was sitting in the audience.

Thousands of Iranian patients, in need of post-surgery drug treatment with nuclear medicine, will suffer if domestic production dries up when a research reactor in Tehran runs out of fuel.

The Tehran research reactor, which produces 20 different kinds of radio-medicine for cancer patients, runs on uranium that is some 20 percent U-235 — an enrichment level higher than what is currently produced at Iran's Natanz enrichment facility.

Iran has requested the International Atomic Energy Agency to arrange for supplying of the fuel to the country. The West has been pressuring Iran to accept a UN-backed draft deal which requires Iran to send most of its domestically-produced low enriched uranium (LEU) abroad for conversion into the more refined fuel that the Tehran reactor requires to produce medical isotopes.

Iran says its concerns over the proposal, which was first floated by the US, should be heeded.

The development comes as Tehran has been trying to find a middle ground with the West over the nuclear swap.

Iranian Foreign Minister Manouchehr Mottaki expressed hope on Saturday that an agreement on the nuclear fuel proposal will soon be reached with the Western side, but with the changes that Tehran seeks.

His remarks were largely ignored by US Defense Secretary Robert Gates who has instead insisted on the imposition of fresh sanctions on the country.

Ahmadinejad urges unity among regional states

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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad stresses the importance of strengthening unity among regional countries to foil enemies' plots in the region.

"Maintenance of unity and integrity among regional countries will be the only way to thwart the conspiracies of enemies," Ahmadinejad said in a meeting with Iraqi Vice President Adel Abdel Mehdi in Tehran on Tuesday.

"The enemies know that if the Iraqi nation enjoys welfare and security, their equations in the region will change. So, they are making efforts to inflict damage on Iraq," Mehr News Agency quoted Ahmadinejad as saying.

The Iranian president called on Iraqi authorities to remain vigilant and move toward establishing and strengthening the Iraqi government.

The Iraqi vice president, for his part, praised Iran's role in regional developments and called for enhanced relations between Tehran and Baghdad.

Ahmadinejad: Brazilian President Will Visit Iran

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The Iranian President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, says his Brazilian counterpart Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has plans to visit Iran in future.

President Ahmadinejad made the remarks after returning home from a five-day tour which took him to five African and South American countries including Brazil.

Describing the whole tour as successful, the Iranian President added that “We had great talks with Brazilian officials. Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is scheduled to visit Iran.”

“The development of ties between Iran and Brazil will influence our relations with Latin America,” he explained.

The Iranian chief executive began his tour of Gambia, Brazil, Bolivia, Venezuela and Senegal on Sunday, just days after Israeli president Shimon Peres completed a tour to Latin America aimed at rallying support against Tehran.

However, the Israeli president's visit to Brazil and Argentina, home to the largest Jewish communities, led to angry demonstrations against the trip in both Latin American countries.

Iran's close ties with Latin America and particularly Brazil are a cause of major concern both to Israel and its staunch ally, the US.

Ahmadinejad's visit to Latin American and African countries comes also as Washington moves to prepare a new slate of sanctions against Iran over the country's nuclear issue.

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has thrown his weight behind Iran's efforts to develop a nuclear program aimed at peaceful purposes in September's UN gathering in New York.

During his stay in Brazil, Peres also met with the Brazilian Defense Minister Nelson Jobim who is considered to be one of the strongest men in the Brazilian government.

However, the Israeli leader's efforts to overshadow Ahmadinejad's upcoming visit seemed to be in vain as Jobim later asserted that Brazilian authorities would hold talks with whomever they pleased.

Jobim said that no one had the right to dictate to Brazil who to talk to or not, pointing out that the decision was entirely up to the Brazilian government.

Ahmadinejad was greeted by First Vice President Mohammad Reza Rahimi, foreign policy adviser to Iran's Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, Ali-Akbar Velayati, and several ministers and members of Parliament upon his arrival in Tehran on Friday morning.

The Plutocracy’s Hidden Agenda on Iran

I am sure you have noticed all the negative attention that Iran has received over the last few years especially now after the recent Iranian election. It’s not hard to see all the hyped up one-sided reporting by, dinosaurs like CNN FOX, NBC, CBS, and ABC. These Deep State propaganda machines have been helping their owners push an aggressive agenda against Iran since the 1950’s. Of coarse CNN & FOX were not around then but their current owners sure were.

With any luck, Americans will awaken from this programming and turn off their TV’s before these monsters succeed in brainwashing them into another War…

The USA are not the only country saddled with this type of agenda, in fact Canada, my own Country, has been infiltrated with scumbags that have seized control through the Conservative and Liberal Parties. A dictatorship has arisen in Canada that pushes a false position of the Canadian people…and our media is in collusion with this agenda. The CBC and CTV are controlled by the same corporate and political lobby groups as their counter parts in the USA. In short, our countries have become dictatorships ruled by corporate and political lobby groups that push their agendas through their bought and paid for media.

The media are controlled by interests with very deep pockets and their agenda is total political, economic, and social control of the nation. Those behind the scenes, have an agenda on Iran that has not changed since BP hijacked the Iranian oil fields in the 1920’s! The Oligarchs lost control of the Iranian Oil fields in 1979 when the Shah was deposed. They desperately want Iran's Oil back and will continue in collusion with Israel to dominate the Middle East until they get it. Don’t be fooled into believing what they report because it is nothing but a one-sided smear campaign against the rulers of Iran, initiated by the Plutocracy for control of the oil.

What are the facts?

(01) In 1953, US President Dwight D. Eisenhower overthrew Iran’s Popular Prime Minister Mohammad Massadegh in favor of “Mohammad Reza Pahlavi” Strategic reasons = OIL.

(02) Ever since the Ayatollah Khomeini and the Iranian people tossed out Dictator Mohammad Reza Pahlavi better know as the Shah in 1979, the US military Industrial complex has been planning their way back into Iran to take their Oil.

(03) Israel has been calling for military strikes on Iran for building a Nuclear reactor that will alleviate Iran’s severe shortage of electrical power.

(04) The CIA has been conducting destabilization plans within Iran for the last two years. Funded with hundreds of millions of dollars that Dick Cheney & George Bush funneled into covert CIA operation programs such as, “The National Endowment for Democracy”.

(05) Ali Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani is the former President of Iran. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad beat Rafsanjani in the 2005 Iranian Presidential Election. Rafsanjanni was very angry in defeat.

(06) Rafsanjani is associated with the Iranian Business Class (OIL lobby) and is openly hostile to Ahmadinejad.

(07) Rafsanjani supports Mir Housein Mousavi Khameneh the defeated opposition leader in the 2009 Iranian election.

(08) The Western Media have conducted a smear campaign of corruption against Ahmadinejad and favored Mousavi and a westernized Iran.

I ask you, “Why did opposition leader Mousavi claim political victory within 4 hours of the polls closing?” Why does the “twitter defiance” link back to Israel on June 13th? Why is the western media pushing their one sided reporting of a small pro western group as the victims of electoral fraud?

The word on the street is that Israeli mossad assisinated “Neda". Neda is a Farsi word for voice. However, western media claim she was allegedly shot dead by a Basij soldier. Why do you think the media are pushing a one sided story?

Have you thought about this? Did you let them form your opinion? Or did you seek out the truth by researching the last 100 years of history? The sheep always let the TV decide their thoughts. An awakened mind will do research and allow their intellect to form conclusions based on the facts. “OIL has everything to do with one sided propaganda reporting by corporate news and their sponsors.”

WHY!?!

A strengthened Iran is a threat to the Plutocracy’s greedy agenda of total economic control. To them Iran will always be an enemy until the IMF and World Bank have full control of the Iranian monetary system and the Western Military Industrial Complex has full control of Iran’s Oil.

Dick Cheney and George Bush were hell bent on attacking Iran and had met with Israeli officials to plan their attack back in 2007 and 2008. They did not trust the incoming administration as you may recall and decided to leave ALL options on the table. Including military strikes. They decided to fund covert operations to destabilize Iran through programs like “The National Endowment for Democracy” or the “Open Society Institute” chaired by George Soros. Remember George Bush’s speech in December 2007; about a third World War, and mushroom clouds?

I would like to point out that Iran has been a peaceful Country for a very long time. For those that disagree, I would then ask you, “When was the last time Iran invaded another sovereign Country?”

Until recently, Iran had been in a positive light and grew by leaps and bounds in internet popularity especially when compared to Israel. After all, Israel destroyed Gaza and murdered 1,500 people many of them children after a lengthy starvation blockade not seen since the World War 2 Warsaw Ghetto blockade.

Iran grew in popularity with the common people of the Western World and had the US and Israel seething in hatred because U.S. / Israeli plans of domination for the Middle East and the World had been derailed. They were, and continue to be, desperate to regain control of people’s minds through planned information. Israel and the US will stop at nothing to get what they want, and that is why we now see one-sided views of protests in Iran. Notice the signs of the pro western youths were written in English and touted by the MSM as the opinion of the majority of Iranians. These one sided reports were nothing more than a propaganda build up of planned suggestion to take control of a western television audience 's opinion.

Tools of Control:

The once powerful M.S.M. or mainstream media with its pro Israeli propaganda stance has been way laid by the publics thirst for the truth and accuracy in reporting. The catalyst to their end is of their own making. It was the aggressive and brutal attacks by Israel and the USA on the sovereign people of Lebanon, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Palestine that has woken up the sleeping silent majority called humanity.

More and more people have turned to the Internet for their news and information, and turned away from old dinosaur propaganda Titans like CBC, ABC, NBC, FOX, and CNN because of their glaringly obvious one sided reporting. Over the last 8 years, these mainstream media bigots have become drunk and disorderly rude with anger on their TV entertainment news programs with an agenda to sway populations to their ignorance. They are completely repulsive and lack any kind of morality, truth or respect.

The thirst for truth has logged a whole generation onto the Internet with a desire to investigate information and seek out both sides of a story. Truth seekers ask many questions that are never asked by the mainstream media and it is this line of questioning that un-nerves the Plutocracy in charge of our nations. The search for truth should be viewed as a noble act not as a terrorist ploy. When truth is treated as a crime, we will then be living in a police state. Indeed, that is where we are today.

“The pursuit of Truth is a quest by people that have higher moral standards than the actual class that seeks to silence them.”

Have we not evolved over the last 2000 years? Are we to continue on this road of ruination and repeat the fall of Rome? The quest for power and insatiable greed with immoral reasoning that the Plutocracy has taken will lead to the Fall of Rome but it will echo 10,000 fold as the World falls to systematic planned division and World conquest.

The Western World, lead by the USA and its Israeli lobby, are pushing for control of the Worlds diminishing oil supply. It is OIL that powers growth in an economy and fuels military expansion. Right now, Independent Russia and their Independent allies control a large part of the Worlds Oil, friends that include Iran and Venezuela. The USA is NOT happy with this prospect, and has taken to drawing lines in the sands of the Middle East. We are being subjected to intense propaganda designed to make us choose a side in their pending conflict. The World is in an economic tailspin brought on by the Plutocracy’s insatiable thirst for power, and it is no secret that Israel wants to attack Iran.

If the Plutocracy continues to enforce their will and control over the entire planet, conflict will increase exponentially wherever they try to enforce their dominance. However, the public has become more educated and given rise to revolutionary ideas like peace, morality, and common sense. The Plutocracy fears a public armed with knowledge, especially when their own master plan of absolute control has been exposed.

But it is their fear that we should be most worried about, because fear will make a man do desperate things, and with an arsenal of weapons to cull the perceived threat to them, they will attack first for their lack of a moral conscience. The very few influential people that control the game of life such as, Ted Turned, David Rockefeller, Zbignew Brzezinski, Prince Phillip and others have come out with statements of population reduction as a preferred method of population control.

The Western media have crossed the line and require a massive lesson in common courtesy and respect for the global population.

I say lets choose a different way. Let us start rebuilding community. Offer your hand in friendship to someone, who like you, is only trying to live their life. Let us change the system that governs us. Turn away from mainstream media and television. Get yourself online to communicate with other people around the world. Do your own research to get the information they refuse to show you. Get others involved. Use common sense and reject their fear mongering. All we need is each other to make this World work. We don’t need them. They need us.

Have a great day!

By; Stewart Brennan