RE: Big Satan, Little Satan and the Left

On February 1, 2010, in Politics, by Henshaw

I was reading an article this morning with the headline, “Iran will deliver telling blow to global powers on Feb. 11.” President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is up to his typical self-contradictory rhetoric. It’s odd to see a man who squashes the will of his own people talk about human dignity:
“If the Islamic Revolution had not occurred, liberalism and Marxism would have crushed all human dignity in their power-seeking and money-grubbing claws. Nothing would have remained of human and spiritual principles,” he said.
It wasn’t really the article itself that grabbed my attention, though; it was the comments. Here are the greatest hits from the comments section:

FreeUSAfromZionist
Mon, 01 Feb 2010 02:29:47 GMT
Please Please Please tell me u have a nuke with Isreals name on it…..that would be the best christmas valintine new years birthday present for the WHOLE WORLD!!!!!!!Go Iran Go Iran Go Iran

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is Most Honest
Mon, 01 Feb 2010 06:40:44 GMT
Imagine what BUSH, BLAIR and OBAMA have done to America and the World by their Lies and Invading country after country to divert the attention of Americans and the entire world from most important issues and problems. Because of Bush, Blair and Obama millions of Americans who have no jobs are suffering badly and country is moving towards complete economical collapse.

Syd
Mon, 01 Feb 2010 02:02:01 GMT
Ahmadinejad is an honorable, honest, and intelligent man. I an Iranian and live in USA. I have heard all of his speeches at UN and US in Cspan, He did not say any derogatory statement to what 60 Minutes and the rest of Zionist / corporate media has reported

Corporate media. Jewish conspiracy. Nuking Israel. Most of this just sums up what Club Soda wrote a few days ago. One man’s Zionist corporate media is another man’s rant against Rupert Murdoch’s Fox. For Iranian Americans who love Ahmadinejad we should make special arrangements to let them move back to Iran. Evidently, working under the yoke of American freedom and liberty is too much. The United States would rather treat every citizen as a potential terrorist in fear of alienating someone. Everything else being equal, which country would you want to live in? Iran or the United States?

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2009 person of the year

On December 1, 2009, in Politics, by Henshaw

Mahmoud AhmadinejadIt’s that time of year again. Time’s Person of the Year will be named in a couple of weeks. After the magazine’s fanatical devotion to Barack Obama it will not be surprising if he’s chosen; however, the President hasn’t been the story this year (unless you’re a “cult of personality” progressive). The economy has been the major issue for Americans, but there’s no single person out in front of the issue. Ben Bernanke and Tim Geithner aren’t exactly Alexander Hamilton and Andrew W. Mellon. Obama certainly hasn’t been in front on the economy. Looking back at the year the Iranian protests were a huge event. It won’t be surprising if Time picks the “Iranian Protesters.” However, I believe it should be Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
President Ahmadinejad won no matter how the votes were counted (one man’s Revolutionary Guard is another man’s ACORN). No nation stood up to Iran when the state was bludgeoning its people out in the street. The new American president didn’t have anything to offer. As Obama gave soaring speeches about opening his hand Iran kept moving right along with its nuclear program. Iran represents a real problem and the world community has no idea what to do with Ahmadinejad. That’s why Ahmadinejad is the person of the year. In a world full of “talk” Ahmadinejad is taking action.

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