he's saying the same things as obama.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has called for a new world order based on new ideas, saying the era of tyranny has come to a dead-end.

In an exclusive interview with Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), Ahmadinejad noted that it is time to propose new ideologies for running the world.

He said the time of tyrannical regimes is over and arrogant powers can no longer proceed with business as usual since their capitalism-based economies are collapsing.

"Tyrannical regimes will not last forever and they will reach their end sooner or later," Ahmadinejad stated.

The president said people across the globe are fed up with the slogans of the arrogant powers.

He cited the widespread protests in countries like Iraq and Afghanistan, where he believes the major powers' policies are failing.

"Any civilization or empire that wants to impose its ideas on others through the use of force will reach its end in the near future," he said.

Iran can present new ideas and views, which the world will need in the future, he added.

The Iranian president stated that Israel's defeat in its Gaza offensive was the beginning of a new order in the world. "Now they are in disarray and new developments are unfolding."

Israel's 23-day offensive against Gaza, which ended on January 18, was condemned by the international community and caused divisions among major Israeli political parties.

AR/DB/HGL

http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=85972&sectionid=351020101

because when all the fluff is boiled to the top and removed, the only thing that remains is the federal reserve and the cronies that own it. these are the absolute cause of all of our problems. the federal reserve is shooting these problems out like octo mom and no one is keeping focused on the issue of it. i am keeping extremely focused on them. i could go for pages and pages of what problems the federal reserve caused in our history and give timelines and show where one problem is linked to the other and how it goes back to the practices of the federal reserve.

our attention is kept off of the federal reserve and the policies it creates. every thing that you can complain about links back to the federal reserve, that i promise. it's very simple. every problem that we have in our society is either due to lack of money or too much money. it all flows back to the money. and the money flows back to the federal reserve.

that article above this post is just fluff details designed to keep you from looking at the big picture. it's a very common tactic and people will use it to try to tout their knowledge of the details. the above article is no different than many others. the big picture is that we are fighting and dying for israel and no one cares. most of the military guys i've talked to don't care what the reasons are, they just want to kill iraninans and iraqians, that's it. they just want to shoot somebody. some of them that i talked to know that we are doing this for israel and still don't care as long as they get to shoot someone. even some of them that know about the new world order don't care that they will be involved in making it come about as long as they can shoot someone. this is a sad era in our country when video games give kids the idea that killing someone is cool.

i can too, look at the contents!!! do you think they want people to know who they are? if they are a political group, they are hiding. except for the fact that they are disclosing who their supporters and friends are. i'd like to see who it is.

boo, you're talking to someone who has been in the webdesign business for two years. most people don't use these things if they have nothing to hide. you put your organization name or business name into the dns records, you don't have to put your phone number or your email address or any information that you don't want to put in there. i am very familiar with dns info because my name is in many many dns info databases. these people have put these kind of sites up for people who have something to hide period.

that isn't for christian beliefs man, their dying for jewish beliefs, israel is not christian they are nothing but jewish.

http://www.moniker.com/

i just did a whois on the website to see who owns it but they used the above webserver which makes sure that when you look up DNS (domain name server) information or a whois that it just points to Moniker Privacy Services. this is done usually for sites that the owners don't want people to know they are affiliated with.

do you guys know what the ADL is about? click on the link and see if it surprises you.

http://republicanleader.house.gov/News/DocumentSingle.aspx?DocumentID=92712

here is just one of the many sources of that speech.

this is the speech that john boenher of the republican party made to aipac. he gives the exact reason why we went to iraq and why we are in the war on terror. i underlined this words that cut right to the point.

this is what our boys are dying for!!!!!!









Boehner Speech to AIPAC Celebrates 60th Anniversary of Jewish State of Israel




Washington, Jun 4, 2008 - “I’m very glad to be here today. I understand this is the largest policy conference in AIPAC’s long history. I have worked with you all since I was elected in 1990, and I am especially pleased to be here with you today.



“Last month, we were pleased to celebrate with an important friend and ally its 60th anniversary. America has no closer ally than the State of Israel. We are not allies simply by chance. Our friendship is based on a passionate belief in shared values.



“There is a bipartisan Congressional commitment to this friendship. Speaker Pelosi and I worked together on a bipartisan leadership CODEL to participate in the anniversary celebrations last month. I deeply regret that I was not able to personally attend, but health issues made travel impossible for me. Since I was not able to travel in May, it made my own trip to Israel in March even more meaningful for me. The trip crystallized the direct, real, and substantial threats faced by ordinary Israelis every single day.



“Since its creation, Israel has lived under constant threat of aggression and has stood bravely against the rise of radical Islam. No nation understands the threat of terror and the vigilance necessary to confront it better than Israel. Let me be clear: the danger remains and must be confronted with courage, conviction, and decisiveness.



“Two days ago, the president of Iran promised that Israel would ‘disappear.’ The message cannot be more obvious: Iran is a threat to Israel and the United States. Iran is the world’s chief sponsor of terrorism. It is directly linked to organizations targeting American soldiers in Iraq and Afghanistan.



“Iran trains, finances, and equips groups like Hamas and Hezbollah…groups that support violence and destruction. But, by far, the greatest danger is Iran’s pursuit of nuclear weapons. Iran has not come clean about its nuclear program. Iran’s refusal to abide by the Nuclear Nonproliferation Act could encourage a Middle East nuclear arms race. Iran’s possession of nuclear weapons is an unacceptable danger to the United States and Israel.



“The United States must not reward destructive behavior through endless and unconditional ‘dialogue.’ Our message should be clear and unmistakable: We will not legitimize a leader who has repeatedly threatened the very existence of Israel and the United States.



“My friends, the threat of terrorism is real and the enemies America and Israel face are the same. The terrorists’ aim is to create domestic political pressure in America, in hopes it will prompt America to leave the Middle East. This has been their goal for decades. Remember:



· Tehran in 1979;

· Beirut in 1983;

· Somalia in 1993;

· Khobar Towers in 1996;

· East African Embassy bombings in 1998; and

· USS Cole bombing in 2000.



“But in Iraq, the United States military is making a real, measurable difference. The success of General Petraeus’ surge of troops in the last year is undeniable. Many in Congress said last year it would never work, that the war in Iraq was lost. They were wrong…very wrong.



“There have been steep declines in overall violence. American casualties are down significantly. Al Qaeda is encircled and on the run. More Iraqis are joining the Iraqi Security Forces, and those forces are growing stronger every day. The Iraqi government has passed laws promoting sectarian reconciliation. And the prime minister, Nuri al-Maliki, in cooperation with minority Sunnis, has launched successful operations against Shiite and Iranian-backed gangs in the port of Basra.



“Sadly, you will not hear a lot from other Members of Congress this morning about the good news coming from Iraq. It would be a mistake of historic proportions to retreat from Iraq and – despite the clear progress – to create a power vacuum for Iran. Failure in Iraq leads to instability throughout the region.



“It’s simple: if we lose in Iraq, we will lose the region and make it more dangerous for Israel. If we do not stop Iran from developing nuclear weapons, we lose Israel. If we do not take seriously the words and intentions of Islamic militants, we lose Israel.



“The threats facing the United States and Israel must and will be met with an equal determination to preserve our God-given liberties. The bonds of trust between Israel and America have never been stronger or more important than they are right now.



“May God bless the Jewish state of Israel on its sixtieth anniversary. Thank you.”

i would hail this guy as a hero and make a holiday in his name.

pelosi, harry reed, joe lieberman, barney franks

On Sunday the depth of the crisis and the level of social discontent in Madagascar directly affected a group of soldiers of the Army Corps of Personnel and Administrative and Technical Services who had been ordered to move against protestors on the streets. The soldiers refused to obey orders to fire on the people and repress anti-government demonstrators. Following this, they then declared they would not obey government orders either.

As one rebel soldier stated, "We no longer take orders from our hierarchy, we are following our hearts. We were trained to protect property and citizens, not to fire at people. We are with the people."

The soldiers at the Camp Capsat military camp on the outskirts of the capital of Madagascar, Antananarivo, prepared their lines of defence as they were expecting an attack on the part of the presidential guard. The 600-strong troops apparently control large stocks of arms and ammunition.

These dramatic events remind us of Bertolt Brecht's poem, "General, Your Tank Is a Powerful Vehicle", which goes like this:

It smashes down forests and crushes a hundred men.
But it has one defect:
It needs a driver.

General, your bomber is powerful
It flies faster than a storm and carries more than an elephant.
But it has one defect:
It needs a mechanic.

General, man is very useful.
He can fly and he can kill.
But he has one defect:
He can think.

These soldiers in Madagascar are being forced to think by events. As they say, they were trained to defend the people, not to shoot on them. And now they face the wrath of the ruling class and its officer caste.

Talbot Antonin Alexis, Director General of Madagascan National police, has called for unity between the police, the armed forces and the gendarmerie in a desperate attempt to re-establish some order. The Minister of Defence, Mamy Ranaivoniarivo, made it clear on Monday that it would be taking "military measures within the army." However, the Minister did not specify what measures. That explains why the soldiers prepared their lines of defence.

The government has accused the rebel soldiers of organising a mutiny, something the soldiers deny. They stated that they were simply refusing to be used against protesting civilians. Colonel Noel Rakotonandrasana, a spokesperson of the rebel soldiers, reiterating this point, explained that, "We cannot accept the repression of the civilian population."
The Director General of Madagascan National police, has called for unity between the police, the armed forces and the gendarmerie in a desperate attempt to re-establish some order. Photo: Christina Corbett/IRIN.
The Director General of Madagascan National police, has called for unity between the police, the armed forces and the gendarmerie in a desperate attempt to re-establish some order. Photo: Christina Corbett/IRIN.

All this comes at a critical moment for Madagascar. These events have taken place in the context of a bitter power struggle between the oppositionist Rajoelina and the President Marc Ravalomanana. At the beginning of this year Andry Rajoelina, the opposition leader, started calling protests against the President, Marc Ravalomanana. The President has not taken too kindly to the protests of the opposition and ordered the security forces to find Rajoelina, who in the meantime has taken the precautionary measure of going into hiding.

What has provoked the recent soldier rebellion has been the increasing use of the army to clamp down on the rising tide of protest sweeping across the country. Since the beginning of this year about 100 people have been killed on the streets by the army. In February a protest rally was marching on the presidential palace but it was met with brutal repression and 28 people were killed.

Madagascar has a population of 20 million people, most of whom live in abysmal poverty. More than half the population survives on less than $1 a day. Like most African countries, Madagascar has been forced by the World Bank and the IMF to apply so-called structural adjustment programmes, involving opening up its markets to the more powerful industrialised countries and privatisation. In the last recession in 2001-02 at the same time as a serious political crisis affected the country, GDP fell by 12%. Last year inflation stood at over 9%, seriously affecting the already impoverished masses.

The 2001 presidential elections were heavily disputed but in April 2002, the High Constitutional Court declared Ravalomanana the winner, who then went on to win a second presidential election in 2006. Since then, however, the world economic crisis has added to the already difficult living conditions of the masses. Ravalomanana's so-called "free market reforms" are now being exposed for what they really are, an attack on ordinary working people on the island.
Opposition leader, Andre Rajoelina, during an anti-government protest in Antananarivo. Photo by IRIN.
Opposition leader, Andre Rajoelina, during an anti-government protest in Antananarivo. Photo by IRIN.

Rajoelina, "a charismatic young businessman", as he is described in the media, and quite a wealthy man, also owns his own television and radio stations. He was the mayor of the capital until recently, and used this position to attack the government. In doing this he has tapped into a mood of anger brewing among the poor masses. In this context the army ranks have also been affected. Apart from refusing to fire on the people, the soldiers have been complaining about pay and the fact that their superiors have been embezzling funds.

The unfortunate thing about all this is the lack of a genuine mass socialist alternative that could unite the workers, the poor and the rank and file soldiers against the ruling elite. In 1972 the Party for Proletarian Power (MFM) was set up as a left-wing opposition. Unfortunately, as has happened to many former "left" forces in the past, the party abandoned its left-wing credentials to espouse liberalism and changed its name to the Movement for the Progress of Madagascar, in the meantime losing all its parliamentary representatives.

In the political vacuum that exists in the country we have unfortunately a struggle between two businessmen. But the movement of the masses and the revolt within the ranks of the army shows quite clearly that the potential is there for something much bigger.

After the mutiny of the Border Guards in Bangladesh, this revolt of soldiers in Madagascar highlights the point that Marxists have always made: in acute social, economic and political crises, when the masses start to move, the soldiers, the "workers in uniform", sons of workers and peasants, can turn against their officers, refuse to be used against the masses, and can therefore be won over to revolution. The famous "armed bodies of men" cannot always be relied on by the ruling classes. What we have seen in Bangladesh and Madagascar are indications of how deep the crisis is becoming. It bodes well for the workers of the world, but it requires a conscious, revolutionary leadership for it to be transformed into a force for revolutionary change.

Postscript: Since this article was written a section of the army has taken over army Headquarters and forced the defence minister, Mamy Ranaivoniarivo to resign!

http://www.marxist.com/madagascar-troops-defy-orders.htm

everyone, democrats and republicans alike, who in congress is your most unfavorite democrat? there is a reason i'm asking this which i will reveal to you later.

i just read this on there, he's right though damn!!!!



No brother...much better to have our Strong Black President turn these white mother****ers into economic slaves like he doing


as long as whitey have the illusion he ass is free and he got plenty of natural light Hillbilly juice to suck he will keep payin us

Our Strong Black President got that mother****er like a gerbil on a wheel