Friends of a Free and Democratic Iran

  A week ago there was rockets attack close to the Erbil international airport in northern Iraq where U.S. forces are based. It followed by a more direct attack on the US base in Iraq yesterday.                                                Photo by SMH The first attack killed one US contractor and wounding at least eight others, Iraqi security and coalition officials said. A little- known  Shiite group, self-declared the  Guardian  of Blood Brigade, claimed  responsibility  for the attack.  Sounds familiar? Yes, Shiite Caliphate in Tehran moves to test President Biden's resolve right after his cronies had a  military drill  with Russia on 14 February.  Something that the Caliphate could not even imagine doing during the terms former president Trump was in the office. That was the case even after the termination o...

President Biden's administration is in discussion with their European counterparts, UK, France and Germany to find the best way to deal with the Islamic Caliphate in Tehran. Amid their discussion, however, the Wall Street Journal  reports  that Iran, the Shiite Caliphate and his IRGC cronies, has been secretly working on a  nuclear weapon . This should not come as a surprise to anyone. The Shiite Caliphate and his IRGC cronies including their terrorist proxies around the region define themselves as Shiite Muslims.  This Shiite Caliphate State has been going under the disguise name of the Islamic Republic of Iran since its inception  in 1979. As such, they have been in competition with their Sunnis brothers all over the region like Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen, Afghanistan, Pakistan and elsewhere. Thus there should be no wonder to learn that since 1979, the Caliphate State has been constantly and actively pursuing to build up their militaristic muscles ...

In IRAN, campaign and talks about the upcoming   presidential election later this year is already underway.  But when we talk and/or write about the word 'election' in Iran, we need to understand a critical fact, the meaning of the word is far from what we know it in a democratic society.  Photo courtesy of New York Times As a matter of fact it is totally opposite of what we know in Western democracies; it is an appointment.  Whether it is to elect a president or a member of Parliament or a city councillor, p eople of Iran have never had any say and/or effect on the process of electing someone to an office. It is not to say that there would not be candidates' registration followed by preparation and polling booths placed around the country where the people can go and cast their so-called ballot  papers. But the reality is that the people of Iran cannot choose their own candidates. In fact no one can be a candidate unless the Caliphate and his small group of...