Friends of a Free and Democratic Iran

 Whilst t hey are not good bluffers, they desperately do anyway The Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) held on 15 January a  military exercise  involving ballistic missiles. It preceded by its yet another military exercise only a few days earlier . These exercises translate to a clear response to the latest news from Israel that it is contemplating a plan to attack Iran's   nuclear sites .  They also did a several other military exercises  last year , to send the same message to the US, Israel and others in order to  deter  any military response to  their   nuclear adventure   recently.  They are more funny than be serious in playing such dangerous game! Ask Israel, the US and its Western and regional allies.   The IRGC, the Caliphate, does these exercises on wrong premises--I would say. They  complacently  calculate, as I see it, their actions and bluffs. They evaluate their own risks, options, as we...

Over forty-one years ago, an Ayatollah came to Iran and  established  the Islamic Republic in the country. What has happened after that is important for understanding the dilemma the Western world faces today confronting this Shiite Caliphate State in Tehran.    I believe the peaceful world has reached the point where on balance the harms caused by this creature well outweigh the benefits it offered.      Khomeini was only an Ayatollah, a Mullah. He was good for handling the kind of people who were on streets of the Iranian cities over forty-one years ago in  1979 . He was the right choice for such  people whom  could look up to sky to see “Khomeini’s face reflects over the moon ”,  or he could tell them that “ economics is for donkeys ”,  or his proposed Islamic Republic would give them “ free water and electricity  … bring to their homes money from oil revenue … ”,  amongst other things. You then have the right pers...