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1. Once again: It was the Committee in Defense of Human Rights in Iran. They also held a conference mid-December 2005 on issues of fundamentalism in Iran that had in attendance two MPs: David Kilgour (Independent), Yasmin Ratansi (Liberal). What say you?
   leftdog, you just regurgitate the same old.
   Ted, being such a super sleuth, should be able to explain this away. After all, you’re now holding CDHRI in account. Can all of these MPs been as stupid as you claim Kenney to be? Waiting…

2. “trying to equivocate”
   is all that any Lib, even the “guardian of hell” can muster.
   Ted is the best lib debater on line, and this is all he and his bitch can come up with.
   Hilarious if only Threeheads wasn’t trying to cover for terrorist supporters.
   More faked moral equivalency, and seeing the bloodshot substance abusing pics of Big City Lib are all very encouraging for sane people in Canada.

3. Hey all… please let this be the last posting on this one.
   Ted, your are stupid.
   No, it is not an ad hominem attack, because I honestly think you believe the stuff you write.
   Goodnight Ted. Go to hell.
   Idiot.

4. Well Joe it would have been the last posting at 01:24 pm today but you just HAD to flap a few more words. If you are going to call someone an Idiot, I would like to bring the discussion back to the begining which is why Jason Kenney (gawd, please save us all) is being defended for being a hypocrite and demonstrating a double standard, NOT TO MENTION that the day before he threw a bunch of gasoline on the fire’s of a very volatile middle east. What the heck are you guys thinking? Kenney should resign. He is demonstrating bravado when as a Parliamentary Secretary to the PM, he is supposed to be demonstrating ‘leadership’. Or is ‘bravado’ what you tories call leadership these days? He obviously is lacking in what the word ‘honour’ means in Parliamentary Secretary circles. (Although he probably spells that ‘honor’).

5. Inference… Kenney knew. He didn’t. To imply he knew is one HUGE stretch.
   Ted’s ENTIRE argument is, therefore, flawed, because his premise is incorrect.
   Wrznalphabet, on the other hand, knew bloody well who his, ahem… “hosts” were.
   So shaddup about it!
   You guys lost. Tough darts.

6. Just did a bunch of biological research on tsetse flies. Used Wikipedia. Man oh man! Lotsa neat stuff, I’ll tell ya!
   Not quite as obscure as ol’ Ted’s research on Kenney and Day, but just about as relevant to the subject at hand as Ted’s facts… which nobody cares about. Why’s he knocking himself out? Who gives a rip?

7. Ahmadi-Nejad steams & nukes his way to world domination for Islamofascist religious ideology
   By Albert Gedraitis, 30 Endean Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M4M1W6
   Phone/fax: 416-461-5975; E-mail: owlbird@sympatico.ca; owlhoot@mac.com
   Check out my Anti-Islamofascist Blog: http://refwritepage1.blogspot.com/
   The deadline Iran gave itself to make a major announcement on its nuke has come and gone with 0nly a 20-page technical document of non-compliance to the UN requirement that it stop processing unranium. This development is stark evidence of the Iranian imperialistic goal to establish itself as a new Muslim caliphate: Shi’ite and mullocratic. The nukes under development will underwrite Iran’s first colony in Hizbullite Lebanon and undermine the development of a democratic order there. While Iran spends millions in Lebanon it is squeezing its own poor and clamping down on dissident voices, the goal is total control over information and opinion within the country. With the prospect of Iran playing the games of diplomatic discouse at the UNSC, the full unveiling of its colony for what it is, snugly embedded in Lebanon among that country’s Shi’ites, blocking its own populace from communicating outside the regime’s purview, capable of sending agents into Canada among returning dual citizens from Southern Lebanon and into the USA itself, and now giving the appearance of responding to the appeal of its client (oil) and ally (diplomacy, munitions) China. Previously Iran used the Hizbullah War for 34 days to distract the world from its nuclear project, now it will use the UNSC talks on uranium and nukes to distract the world from its aggressive activities to rebuild, refortify and re-weaponize the Hizbullah colonials.
   Altho there’s no knowing how long he will last, in public at least, the man at the helm of Iran gives a public-face to the apocalypticism unique to Persian Shia Islam which may be playing a key role in the multifront campaign to gain the leadership of Muslims worldwide and establish Iran at the hub of a new world empire. The man, whose name in English is widely rendered Ahmadinejad, should better be spelled Ahmadi-Nejad to bring out the crucial term “Ahmadi” which plays a large role in the Presidenct’s apocalypticism.
   No one can accuse Ahmadinejad of being circumspect about the religious views that shape his worldview. He speaks on those views quite frequently, but they are a taboo subject for Westerners unaccustomed to thinking that is self-consciously religious. The reactionary response is to dismiss it as mental instability or label it as “fundamentalist”, but facing the reality of a nuclear Iran, such a reaction is not only short-sighted and narrow minded, but possibly suicidal. Ahmadinejad’s worldview is shaped by the radical Hojjatieh Shiism that is best represented by Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi, the Iranian President’s ideological mentor and marja-e taqlid (object of emulation), of the popular Haqqani religious school located in Qom. The affection seems to be mutual: in the 2k5 Iranian presidential campaign, Ayatollah Yazdi issued a fatwa calling on his supporters to vote for Ahmadinejad.
   Rooted in the Shiite ideology of martyrdom and violence, the Hojjatieh sect adds messianic and apocalyptic elements to an already volatile theology. They believe that chaos and bloodshed must precede the return of the 12th Imam, called the Mahdi. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has clearly indicated that he is a true believer in this faith. It has been reported that he has told confidants that he anticipates the immanent return of the Mahdi. When he previously served as Mayor of Tehran, he advocated for widening the roads to accommodate the Mahdi’s triumphal entry into the city. One of his first acts of office as President was to dedicate approximately $20 million to the restoration and improvement of the mosque at Jamkaran, where the Mahdi is claimed to dwell.
   This personal belief directs his official policies as President. He has publicly said, “Our revolution’s main mission is to pave the way for the reappearance of the 12th Imam, the Mahdi. We should define our economic, cultural and political policies on the policy of the Imam Mahdi’s return.”
   However, Ahmadinejad’s messianism doesn’t stop with the Mahdi. In fact, he has made it clear that he believes he has personally received a divine appointment to herald the imminent arrival of the Mahdi, tacitly acknowledging his own role in setting aright the problems of the world. His belief in a personal divine appointment was best confirmed after his speech to the United Nations last September, which was laden with references to the Mahdi. In the recent war between Israel and Hezbollah, Ahmadi-Nejad and the entire Iranian leadership have stood firmly behind Hezbollah. However, the Iranian public seems wary of a confrontation with Israel and is questioning the wisdom of spending the nation’s oil revenues in Lebanon when they are needed at home. Should Iran become embroiled in a further outbreak of fighting, Lebanon may become a domestic political liability.
   If the nuclear confrontation with the West does not escalate, Ahmadi-Nejad’s ability to project himself as Iran’s national champion will diminish. His populist economic policies are unlikely to reduce inflation and unemployment, and they could make life more difficult for the working-class Iranians he claims to represent. He may increasingly be seen as a liability by Khamenei, who may move to sideline him. However much the Hizbullah War may have stirred temporarily Arab and Muslim rejoicing among the masses, Sunni-dominated Arab states instead saw threates to civic order and societal instablity in the Hizbullah adventurism. What, incredibly, this lacks is any sense of the inter-relationship between the threat in the Iranian colony, the threat of Iranian nuclear weaponization, and the Iranian imperialist ideology which threatens even without the glosses of the Hojjatieh sect and Iranian President Ahmadi-Neejad’s personal sense of an apocalyptic vocation. I feel all these matters matter to the Sunni royals and other political leaders.
   — Politicarp

8. Far funnier is the LIBERAL PART OF CANADA’s response to Hezboliberal.com
   It’s as if there were no liberal politicans matrching behind the Hezbollah flag in Montreal’s streets! Here’s the text of the letter.
   ——- Liberal Party Lawyer’s Letter Follows ——-
   To whom it may concern,
   Please be advised that the use of the Liberal Party of Canada’s logo and the link to the Liberal Party’s website, through the website http://www.hezboliberal.com/ hosted by your company, is a breach of Canadian Copyright and Trademarks laws. The references on that website are also slanderous and libelous.
   Please ask your client to remove any reference to the Liberal Party of Canada using any sign, logo or other identification owned by the Liberal Party of Canada.
   I trust you will govern yourself accordingly.
   Guy Régimbald
   Guy Régimbald
   Director of Legal Affairs and Legal Counsel
   Directeur des affaires juridiques et avocat-conseil
   Liberal Party of Canada/Parti Libéral du Canada
   Tel: 613-783-8405
   Cell: 613-294-3372
   Fax: 613-235-7208
   Email/Courriel: gregimbald@liberal.ca
   http://www.liberal.ca
   PEOPLE / CANADIANS! Give Mr. Regimbald the phone calls, e-mails, and messages that he so obviously crabves.