Daily Archives: June 13, 2009

Ahmadinejad Wins Fair and Square in Iran – Imperialist/Zionist Green “Color Revolution” Smashed By the Iranian People

If you are looking at the news, you may note that there is rioting all over Iran now, especially in Tehran, Shiraz and some other places. Mirhoseyn Mousavi was the guy handpicked by US imperialism and International Zionism to overthrow Ahmadinejad, who has gotten the ire of the West, since his regime and Syria are the last two Arab or Islamic regimes who are standing up to Zionism. For an overview of why the steadfast Iranian regime is so hated by the West and Israel, see my overview here.

Juan Cole lays out the arguments for why the election must have been stolen, including the excellent showing of Ahmadinejad in Iranian Azerbaijan, where Mousavi hails.

However, there was a poll done shortly before the election by a Western firm, apparently an anti-Iranian regime firm at that (its name is Terror Free Tomorrow,  so I assume they are pro-West and anti-Iranian regime). The poll (poll link here) showed Ahmadinejad winning by 2.4-1 over Mousavi. In Iranian Azerbaijan, he was winning by 2-1. The poll actually overpredicted Ahmadinejad’s support, yet the poll results line up quite well with the approximately 2-1 victory for Ahmadinejad.

The West has been lying to you about this election. This was just another Western “color revolution” like the ones in Georgia and Ukraine. This one was colored green instead of rose or orange.

Even Al Jazeera, keep in mind, is run by Sunnis from the Gulf who absolutely despise the Shia. This is why Al Jazeera showed us nothing but nonstop Mousavi Green in the run-up to the election. All of the news reports from the West, along with Arab TV, focused on relatively wealthy and middle class areas of Iran.

They completely ignored the poor and the countryside. No one went to South Tehran, where almost everyone supports Ahmadinejad. However, the evidence seems to be that the poor poured out overwhelmingly for Ahmadinejad.

The characters you see rioting in the streets of Tehran are young people. They are also largely bourgeois. The rich and middle classes hate Ahmadinejad, because Iran has suffered economic problems under his rule. However, most of these problems are due to Western sanctions.

The Western media has failed to point out that Ahmadinejad is a populist. Indeed, he is a bit of a socialist. He has significantly improved the lives of poor and rural Iranians, and he has also significantly reduced the dramatic income inequality in Iran. For this, the bourgeois types hate him, but the man in the street loves him.

The election seems to have been fair. What the young hate is clerical rule. That’s understandable, but the problem is that the cleric-haters are probably 1/3 of the country and the cleric-supporters are about 2/3 of the country.

The Iranian people are much more conservative than the photos of the chic young upper middle classes of Tehran would have you believe. A recent poll showed that only 15% of Iranians want the regime to further liberalize social mores in Iran. Much larger numbers thought the clerical social policing was fine, and big numbers even wanted an even more conservative society enforced.

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The Role of Iran in Arab -Islamic Resistance to Imperialism and Zionism

This post will provide an overview of why the Iranian regime is hated so much by US imperialism and Zionism, and why they plotted a Green “color revolution” to throw out one of the last holdouts of Arab – Islamic resistance in the region.

Except for Iran, Syria, Hamas-Gaza and Hezbollah, all of the rest of the Arab and Islamic World has folded in the face of the Zionist onslaught or been bought off by US imperialism.

Saddam was another rejectionist, but the Zionist traitor neoconservatives engineered an illegal invasion to bring him down.

Ghaddafi was threatened with invasion by the same folks, and promptly folded.

The Palestinians now effectively have no outside support.

Egypt collaborates with Zionism to police the Gaza border and assists in the starvation and deprivation of the Gazans. Egyptian police prevent guns from flowing to the Gazans for their noble resistance to the Zionist enemy.

Jordan was captured long ago. Elections are not allowed in Jordan, because the 65% Palestinian population would elect a radical anti-Zionist regime.

Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco are bought off and sold to the US. Anti-US and anti-Israel demonstrations are regularly crushed with brutality in Tunisia. None of these states are democracies, because democracy would allow an anti-Zionist and anti-US regime to be elected.

In Arabia, there are no democracies. All of the regimes are sold out to the US. There are US military bases in all nations, for the sole reason of policing the Arabian peoples. The effect is that the Arabian peoples are under a dictatorship of US military bases combined with local satraps and Quislings. It’s true the Saudis allow fighters to go to Arab lands, but only to Iraq to fight the Shia that they hate so much.

Lebanon has been under imperialist-Zionist assault for years now. With the election of a French Jew to head the French state, France is now firmly in the Zionist camp. This, along with a colonial attachment to the Lebanese fake state that never died, explains why France has gone along with imperialism-Zionism in Lebanon.

Iraq is now occupied by imperialism-Zionism in the form of the US military and will be occupied into the forseeable future. Iraq was attacked because it was one of the only Arab holdouts that stood steadfast against imperialism and Zionism in the region. Also, they allowed no bases and opened up their oil to non-Americans.

The invasion, in collaboration with the Zionist enemy, was planned to remove the holdout Saddam of the Arab resistance, to remove the competitors of US oil companies from the oil fields they were developing, to take over Iraq’s oil for the US, to use Iraqi oil to flood the oil market and lower the price, killing the Saudis and Gulf states of their oil weapon (the Gulf Arabians, while US allies, are distrusted by International Zionism, and they hatched the Iraqi invasion).

With permabases in Iraq and the biggest US embassy on Earth in Baghdad, US control over the region was seized by force.

It was only due to fortitude that the Iraqi resistance soon led an insurgency against the invaders. If they would not have done this, we know for a fact that the US military would have done a “left turn at Baghdad, and headed for Syria”, as their Zionist masters were ordering them too.

With Iraq out of the way, Libya was quickly subdued with threats of force.

Arafat was murdered by the Israelis. They placed a Mossad agent as his cook and poisoned his food. The Abbas clique went along with the poisoning since they hated Arafat. Getting Arafat out of the way was a long-standing goal of the Zionist agenda. Then elections were held in Palestine, but the results came out wrong and Hamas won.

The Abbas forces were trained by the US to be the shock troops of Zionism in Palestine. Indeed, Abbas forces are utilized primarily against those Palestinians in Hamas who still dare to resist the Zionist enemy.

A plot was concocted to oust the pro-Syrian regime in Lebanon, but it failed. Syria probably killed Hariri, but Hariri was selling out Lebanon to imperialism and Zionism, and Syria would not stand for that.

What does Syria want? One thing and one thing only. They want the Golan back. For this, they will sacrifice everything, the Palestinians, Arabism, you name it. The only card left that Syria holds to enable it to get back the Golan is their auxiliary force in Lebanon, Hezbollah. This is why Syria must not allow Hezbollah to be dismantled. If Hezbollah is dismantled, Syria has lost their last cards too get the Golan back, and they will never be able to get their land back.

The killing of Hariri resulted in international pressure against Syria, including sanctions. There was also an international effort made to disarm and dissolve Hezbollah. The effort to get rid of Hezbollah seems to have failed, although pro-Hezbollah forces won 45% in the last elections. The mini-Hariri crowd that won with 55% is widely seen as the voice of imperialism and Zionism in Lebanon.

A few years ago, with the connivance of US imperialism, US neoconservatives along with Israel concocted a plot to attack Hezbollah in Lebanon. The purpose here was to decisively defeat Hezbollah and wipe out their substantial missile stockpile. This invasion largely failed to accomplish this mission.

The UN was then given the task of occupying South Lebanon to enforce Zionist and imperialist rule on sovereign Lebanese land. This effort has largely failed, as Hezbollah has restocked their missiles and they are now better armed than before the invasion.

This background shows you that Ahmadinejad is one of the last holdouts in the region against total dominaton by US imperialism and Zionism. This is why the Iranian regime is being targeted so forcefully.

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