Green Energy
Some time back, I posted this at Infidel Bloggers Alliance. That particular June 3, 2006 article from the Washington Post details how Ahmadinejad is "A Man of the People's Needs and Wants." The slant of the piece is utopian, with lots of good feelings pertaining to promises never kept.
In a comment to my posting at IBA, Epaminondas dropped this Google-search link about Hojatieh, referred to here as the Iranian Taliban. The Google-search link also listed a March 30, 2004 essay written by Amir Taheri before the election which brought Ahmadinejad to power in Iran....
Read the rest HERE.
- How Much Manure Does A Horse Produce?
Every once in awhile, I check out our SiteMeter to see where our readers are coming from. We get readers from YidWithLid, Jihad Watch, Weasel Zippers, and other anti-Jihad sites. And, we also get readers from Google Searches. Today, I clicked on one of...
- Gibbs Waffles
from Her Royal Whyness Reuters: White House reverses statement on Iran election Wed Aug 5, 2009 11:34am EDT (Reuters) - White House spokesman Robert Gibbs on Wednesday said he had misspoken in calling Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Iran's elected leader and...
- Is Google From Hell? Updated Updated Updated At Bottom
Pamela at Atlas Shrugs is very upset that Google has done something which has caused her blog to no longer be a resource for information on the Jihad. If you don't believe that Google does this type of thing, then click here. Not a single hit is directed...
- Ahmadinejad Launches His Very Own Blog!
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has joined a burgeoning international community - by starting his own weblog! The launch of www.ahmadinejad.ir was reported on state TV, which urged users to send in messages to the president. Ahmadinejad's first...
- The Frightening Truth Of Why Iran Wants A Bomb
(Graphic is from the Polemiken weblog). Amir Taheri has an opinion piece The Daily Telegraph (UK) -- a rather frightening article about a dangerous psychotic . . . one who happens to be in power in Iran. (Amir Taheri is a former Executive Editor of...
Green Energy
Talking With Iran
Some time back, I posted this at Infidel Bloggers Alliance. That particular June 3, 2006 article from the Washington Post details how Ahmadinejad is "A Man of the People's Needs and Wants." The slant of the piece is utopian, with lots of good feelings pertaining to promises never kept.
In a comment to my posting at IBA, Epaminondas dropped this Google-search link about Hojatieh, referred to here as the Iranian Taliban. The Google-search link also listed a March 30, 2004 essay written by Amir Taheri before the election which brought Ahmadinejad to power in Iran....
Read the rest HERE.
- How Much Manure Does A Horse Produce?
Every once in awhile, I check out our SiteMeter to see where our readers are coming from. We get readers from YidWithLid, Jihad Watch, Weasel Zippers, and other anti-Jihad sites. And, we also get readers from Google Searches. Today, I clicked on one of...
- Gibbs Waffles
from Her Royal Whyness Reuters: White House reverses statement on Iran election Wed Aug 5, 2009 11:34am EDT (Reuters) - White House spokesman Robert Gibbs on Wednesday said he had misspoken in calling Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Iran's elected leader and...
- Is Google From Hell? Updated Updated Updated At Bottom
Pamela at Atlas Shrugs is very upset that Google has done something which has caused her blog to no longer be a resource for information on the Jihad. If you don't believe that Google does this type of thing, then click here. Not a single hit is directed...
- Ahmadinejad Launches His Very Own Blog!
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has joined a burgeoning international community - by starting his own weblog! The launch of www.ahmadinejad.ir was reported on state TV, which urged users to send in messages to the president. Ahmadinejad's first...
- The Frightening Truth Of Why Iran Wants A Bomb
(Graphic is from the Polemiken weblog). Amir Taheri has an opinion piece The Daily Telegraph (UK) -- a rather frightening article about a dangerous psychotic . . . one who happens to be in power in Iran. (Amir Taheri is a former Executive Editor of...