Between The Lines

The Challenges facing the nations

1. Lewdness, violence and breaking the boundaries of chastity and decency threaten the Family and social coherance.
2. Some global powers are a power unto themselves. Human rights violated by secret trials and breaches of privacy and by prosecuting scientists.
3. Invasion of states and then use conditions created as a pretext for continued occupation. Palestine and Iraq mentioned as a prime example of this strategy employing depravation and coercion and propaganda and threats.
4. Aggressions against indigenous powers and their values. Singled out monotheistic cultures that are ridiculed and profaned in order to question the existence of God and to promote blind consumerism in its stead.
5. Global poverty and depravation. Tragic situation dominating economic international
6. Ignoring human values including honesty purity and trust. Proporgate instead mistrust.
7. Violations of international laws. Contravention of charters and treaties.
8. Escalation of threats and the arms race.
9. There are few protections by International forums

The Roots and Causes of these challenges

1. The outcome of the world war sixty years ago. Some pwers still regard themselves as the victors and the others as the vanquished. Regretably, the UN Security Council is ineffectual. Perpetrators are also the Judges and Jury in international affairs.
2. Disregard of morals, divine values, teachings of prophets, and the rule of the incompetant. Human dignity is no longer respected by impious powers. Disregard of ethics and the rule of the selfish.

Solution
For enduring stability and security. A forum of nations should be established for promoting justice and democracy based on monotheism, and affection of nations

Nuclear Issue
Iran has been deprived and prevented in attempts to prevent Iran from gaining access to the energy cycle and its scientific progress. Iran has sufferred illegal threats and sanctions. Nevertheless, Iran has progressed. The nuclear [political] issue of Iran has now closed and has turned into an ordinary IAEA matter.

Thanks and Invitations to Peace
Thanks to the nations who have supported Iran for standing by the international law. Iran is willing to offer its help to all nations, under educational programs. A statement and an invitation to arrogant powers to return from the path of following satan and to return to compassion to others an respect for human dignity, or else they will be punished as other arrogant nations before them.

Declaration
The end of the era of darkness, materialism and selfishness is overdue. A new age of compassion, dignity, and justice is the key to unity and constructive interaction. This is the promise of God, therefore it will become reality.

Press Conference

Q: In the light of the US Congress and pending French decisions concerning further sanctions against Iran, is the Nuclear Issue closed as a political issue?
A: The extended sanctions do not surprise us, but as far as we are concerned, the issue on a legal question, it is now an IAEA matter. In my opinion, my time here was not hard.

Q: Concerning academic freedoms, why is there so little academic freedom in Iran?
A: Open debate between Iranian president and students in Iran is common place. The academics mentioned in American media are still active in Iran and are not especially limited or restricted. For some legal issues common to all societies, some persons may appear before our independent judicial process in Iran.

Q: Concerning the president’s comments about the IAEA as the only relevant agency, what about the Security Council
A: The sanctions by some global powers are completely illegal and their power is projected on others via the Security Council and by their veto rights within the Security Council. What is right for us to do is to cooperate with the IAEA and to resist.

Q: Nuclear facility in Syria attacked by Israel. What would Iran do if it were attacked
A: Next question please.

Q: What is Iran doing to curb climate change
A: We can reduce the consumption of fuel. All countries must commit to uphold the necessary standards to reduce harm to the environment.

Q: Iran’s neighbours are concerned and the US has claimed that there is an Iranian military dissident, apparently a former defense minister who has evidence as to secret nuclear experiments in Iran.
A: These are propaganda games that are obsolete. We don;t have a defense minister who has left our country and neither are our neighbours concerned about the nuclear issue. The controversy is fabricated and illegal, even according to the IAEA report.

Q: Do you recognise Israel?
A: A usurpative illegal regime and the solution is based on humane concerns. We insist that the Palestinian nation must participate in a referendum to decide on their own fate. Palestinians, whether Muslims, Jewish or Christians, should decide without interference from others. As to the continued existence of Israel, let me ask how the Soviet Union is no more today? The people themselves voted the Union out of existence.

Q: Concerning Iraq
A: Iran and Iraq have a long history of cooperation. Those others who have made mistakes are seeking to blame others for their own failures. The solution is to respect Iraqis and to engage that nation with respect.

Q: Concerning Columbia University and the long line of support for your comments at the General Assembly
A: The debate at the University meeting speaks for itself. The meeting was welcomed widely by students. We must all practice the capacity to listen to things we do not like.

Related Site:
United Nations Media Archive - General Assembly
United Nations Media Archive - Press Conference
Azanian Pulse - The Rogue state of Israel

Perhaps a translation error? I really don’t know..
But none of these statements are true:

(1) The president of Iran says the holocaust is a myth, (2) Israel should be destroyed, and his country (3) [Iran] should be allowed to build nuclear weapons.

Associated Press, Sept 22nd

And these are just the opening lines of this report which is published on the ABC website. When reports like these are set in circulation by AP, one has to conclude that there is a methodical effort to lie to the public. After all, this reporter is as informed as I am that:
1) President Ahmadenijad was speaking for an examination of the real facts behind the holocaust, and begging the hypothetical i.e. he said “if the holocaust happened in Europe, why should Palestinians have to pay the price for crimes that took place in Europe”. If that is saying that the holocaust is a myth, then Europe must be a mythical place. Quite simply, he never questioned whether it happened, only the real circumstances around it and what followed the holocaust i.e. the occupation of Palestine.
2) The call is for the regime in Jerusalem to be removed from the page of history i.e. to see this call in it’s context is to understand that it means to expose Israel’s crimes and to replace it with a democratic and representative regime that abides by international laws. Iranians call for death to the evil that drives the barbaric regime of Israel. It is the same as saying, “death to terrorism” or calling for a “war on terrorism”. Hence, Iran’s president wishes to lay a wreath at the WTC ground zero site. Allowing him to do this will go a long way to show the world a true face of Islamic leaders. Unfortunately, he will not be allowed to do this.
3) As to nuclear weapons: Iran is OPPOSED TO NUCLEAR WEAPONS. The CIA found no evidence to suggest any different [2006 report by French Agency]. It is a co-signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (where the U.S.A. has not significantly reduced it’s arsenal having declared itself a nuclear nation, and Israel openly expands hers while refusing to sign the NPT). Iran is suspected by the same people who suspected Saddam of not having destroyed the WMD they sold to him previously. These suspicions have to be seen in light of the fact that Iran has the right to develop nuclear power capabilities according to these international agreements.

US agencies will raise these trumped-up charges of Iran’s breach of NPT: Report by ISIS. The charges can be summarized by the term “failures to report legal uses of uranium”.

In a 2004 Persian Journal Article the head of a UK-based Institute, argued that the USA would have liked Iran to pull out of the NPT. He also argues that there is no real evidence that Iran has in fact breached the NPT.

In August 2007, Iran accepted many measures to rectify the uneasy tension that obtained over the past seven years regarding her nuclear program [IAEA Info Circ, 27th Aug 2007]

IRIB July 22nd 2007 - disarm Israel to safeguard Palestine [read]

President Ahmadinejad UN address (2006)

Real Israel image from http://pal-rocks.blogspot.com/

Read between the lines - . Yazan’s blog is to be commended. He’s a young Palestinian (19 yo) medical student in Jordan. Nice work, Yazan. Keep the truth coming. the world needs to see it.