Oh, Do Be Quiet!
Source: KAYHAN INTERNATIONAL, Alalam.ir, 14-06-2008
Shaoul Mofaz, a Zionist Cabinet minister, who has found whistling in the wind a bit of a hobby lately, warned Friday that his insignificant, illegal Zionist entity, measuring no more than 33000 sq km, will attack Iran if the Islamic Republic doesn't abandon its nuclear program.
The Zionist regime which itself has stockpiled above 200 nuclear warheads so it can hang on to the land it stole from its native inhabitants ,the Palestinian population, has found the courage to accuse Iran of seeking to build its own nuclear arsenal.
Iran has of course denied the charges in the face of overwhelming evidence provided by the IAEA, saying its nuclear program is geared toward generating electricity. All the US sponsored lies and accusations have gone nowhere over the last five years; US allegation after US allegation of Iran building nuclear weapons has crumbled into dust confronted by solid evidence provided by the UN nuclear agency, the IAEA.
Anyway most Zionist Cabinet ministers accused Mofaz of speaking irresponsibly and suggested he was trying to sound tough for reasons connected with internal politics; mainly his bid to replace Olmert.
Mofaz sees himself as a candidate to replace Olmert, who is embroiled in a corruption scandal that might force him to step down.
The Russian Foreign Ministry immediately issued a condemnation in response to Mofaz's threats against Iran. The response reads, "Such comments, even if they are made on behalf of a single person, should not be made by a member of a government that is a UN member and needs to abide by the articles of the UN Charter, abiding by which is obligatory for entire UN members."
For big mouth Mofaz's information, resorting to military measures would be a "serious mistake" if all sides keep in mind what the aftermath of such a move would entail in the sensitive Middle East region.
Equally, further European pressure on the Islamic Republic's banking sector could entail its own set of problems for European energy companies operating freely, for the moment, in the Persian Gulf. Oil is trading at around $137 at present; up the tension and we can see $250 per barrel oil and gas prices through the roof.
And just for the record, neither Europe, the US nor anybody else has any right to prevent Iran from its national economic growth without good reason. And God forbid if Europe fails to deliver good reasons for its recent erratic behavior in the banking sector toward Iran.
Going back to Mofaz's ravings: we know you well Mr Mofaz; a handful of Hizbullah commandos allegedly trained by the IRGC sent your "brave boys" running back across the border crying for their moms in 2006' 33-day war. Keep your big mouth shut before you get the slapping of your life you Zionist criminal. Who do you think you are dealing with here big mouth? Defenseless Palestinian women and children that you can bomb out of their homes?
Iran is the giant of the region; the problem with waking up giants without good cause is that giants have a habit of getting a bit grumpy should they be rudely awakened from their "forty winks."
Shaoul Mofaz, a Zionist Cabinet minister, who has found whistling in the wind a bit of a hobby lately, warned Friday that his insignificant, illegal Zionist entity, measuring no more than 33000 sq km, will attack Iran if the Islamic Republic doesn't abandon its nuclear program.
The Zionist regime which itself has stockpiled above 200 nuclear warheads so it can hang on to the land it stole from its native inhabitants ,the Palestinian population, has found the courage to accuse Iran of seeking to build its own nuclear arsenal.
Iran has of course denied the charges in the face of overwhelming evidence provided by the IAEA, saying its nuclear program is geared toward generating electricity. All the US sponsored lies and accusations have gone nowhere over the last five years; US allegation after US allegation of Iran building nuclear weapons has crumbled into dust confronted by solid evidence provided by the UN nuclear agency, the IAEA.
Anyway most Zionist Cabinet ministers accused Mofaz of speaking irresponsibly and suggested he was trying to sound tough for reasons connected with internal politics; mainly his bid to replace Olmert.
Mofaz sees himself as a candidate to replace Olmert, who is embroiled in a corruption scandal that might force him to step down.
The Russian Foreign Ministry immediately issued a condemnation in response to Mofaz's threats against Iran. The response reads, "Such comments, even if they are made on behalf of a single person, should not be made by a member of a government that is a UN member and needs to abide by the articles of the UN Charter, abiding by which is obligatory for entire UN members."
For big mouth Mofaz's information, resorting to military measures would be a "serious mistake" if all sides keep in mind what the aftermath of such a move would entail in the sensitive Middle East region.
Equally, further European pressure on the Islamic Republic's banking sector could entail its own set of problems for European energy companies operating freely, for the moment, in the Persian Gulf. Oil is trading at around $137 at present; up the tension and we can see $250 per barrel oil and gas prices through the roof.
And just for the record, neither Europe, the US nor anybody else has any right to prevent Iran from its national economic growth without good reason. And God forbid if Europe fails to deliver good reasons for its recent erratic behavior in the banking sector toward Iran.
Going back to Mofaz's ravings: we know you well Mr Mofaz; a handful of Hizbullah commandos allegedly trained by the IRGC sent your "brave boys" running back across the border crying for their moms in 2006' 33-day war. Keep your big mouth shut before you get the slapping of your life you Zionist criminal. Who do you think you are dealing with here big mouth? Defenseless Palestinian women and children that you can bomb out of their homes?
Iran is the giant of the region; the problem with waking up giants without good cause is that giants have a habit of getting a bit grumpy should they be rudely awakened from their "forty winks."
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