Where does Iran Deal sanctions relief money go?

Iran recently signed an accord with P5+1 to suspend its nuclear program in an exchange for sanctions relief. Under the deal, Iran will receive nearly $150 billion in sanctions relief and cash assets. It is expected that Iran will spend the money to fund its global terrorism operation, as well as its defense sector.

Iran is spending about 3.5 percent of its total budget on defense. About 65 percent of this money is spent on Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the force that coordinates and conducts terror activities all around the world. The cash released by the sanction released will let Iran to put another $4.8 billion into its current defense budget.

What makes Qassem Suleimani feel safe to ignore U.N. Security Council resolutions travel ban?

The Quds Force commander Qassem Suleimani recently visited Moscow to meet with senior Russian leaders, despite a travel ban and U.N. Security Council resolutions barring him from leaving Iran. 

Suleimani was first designated a terrorist and sanctioned by the U.S. in 2005 for his role as a proliferator of WMD. In October 2011, the U.S. Treasury Department tied Suleimani to the failed Iranian plot to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the United States in Washington, D.C. The Quds Force is the special forces external wing of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, responsible for supporting terrorist proxies across the Middle East. It reports directly to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. 

Is Iran nuclear deal a good deal or bad?

Nuclear agreement between the P5+1 and the Iranian regime is done. Agreement which not only fails to block Tehran’s pathways to a nuclear bomb, but will provide it with tens of billions of dollars to add to its war chest. Mullahs will ultimately cheat on its agreement with world powers to build a nuclear weapon.

The agreement, with its relaxation of sanctions, means Obama is halfhearted in confronting Iranian sponsorship of so much of the violent chaos that is spreading across the Middle East.

The mullahs’ definite cheating and deception, the unfrozen assets that the regime will allocate to terrorism and the status of human rights in Iran.

Does negotiation with Iran pave Mullahs path to nuclear bomb?

The P5+1 group -- Britain, China, France, Germany, Russia and the United States -- extend negotiations with Iran, seeking a deal to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions, with no sign of any end to the nail-biting deadlock. Now the deadline for the negotiations has passed again.

But despite progress on a series of complicated annexes, the negotiations have bogged down on how to ease a web of sanctions against Iran, probing allegations that in the past Tehran sought to develop nuclear arms, and ensuring Iran can continue to have a modest, peaceful nuclear program.

Do Iran continue to have a modest, peaceful nuclear program?

Iranian people will win the battle against Mullahs in Iran

Statistics prove discrimination against women in Iran. Report of the Census Center in Iran shows unemployment amongst men is 21.3% and 43.8% amongst women. Also many children come to streets in Iran when they are 6-14 years due to poverty of their families. In Iran which lies on ocean of oil, 40% of the Iran’s population live in extreme poverty.

Does Obama or next US President fix strategic mistakes in the Middle East?

After September 11, tragic attack on Twin Towers, President Bush targeted Al-Qaeda basis in Afghanistan. Iranian regime, as godfather ofterrorism, feared that it would be the next target on global fight against terrorism. So, it applied some measures to divert coalition forces toward a false target. Iranian Mullahs pretended to join the coalition on fight againstTaliban and Al-Qaeda. Whereas they housed Al-Qaeda top officials in Iran.

How to deal with Islamic Extremism?

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Cancers can be categorized in two types. One is benign and the other is malignant. In benign cancer, body cells are not destroyed totally, so we can cautiously say that it is not fatal. This type of cancer is treatable if it is diagnosed early. On the other hand, malignant cancer does not have any mercy to body cells and destroy them all to the last point. No treatment has found for this type of cancer yet.

New presidential candidate Lindsey Graham on Iran and Syria issues

Senator Lindsey Graham announced his presidential bid. Let’s share some of his clear and firm background on two major international challenges, Iran and Syria.

1. Obama "screams loudly & carries no stick," in Russia & Syria.  (Mar 2014)
2. Support the Syrian rebels against Assad & Iran. (Oct 2013)
3. Intervention in Syria to degrade Assad's chemical weapons. (Sep 2013)
4. Getting Syria wrong leads to Iranian nukes. (Sep 2013)
5. Syria: Assad must go, and small arms won't do it. (Jun 2013)
6. Get involved in Syria to protect against al Qaeda and Iran. (Apr 2013)
7. Voted YES on designating Iran's Revolutionary Guards as terrorists. (Sep 2007)
8. Sponsored prevention, not containment, for Iranian nukes. (May 2012)
9. Sanctions on Iran to end nuclear program. (Apr 2009)

While Iran negotiates on nuke, it has been busy ....

Iran is busy on:

1. Funding shiite militias in Iraq and taking over the government
2. Backing Houthi rebels in overthrowing the Yemen government
3. Arresting and holding four Americans without trial of charge
4. Executing 1500 political dissidents, religious minorities and women
5. Baking Syria's war and giving birth to ISIS
6. Passing laws legalizing child marriages and misogyny in Iran

Iran's mullahs want nuclear deal only to end sanctions and bring in $100 billions in immediate cash with billions more to follow in trade, foreign investments and oil sales.
It's not about doing a deal, only the right deal.
Contact your representative and senator, ask them to hold Iran accountable.

For more insight, read this article: Can a strong agreement be possible when there are doubts about nuclear program in Iran?

Threat of Mullahs in Iran - Our world is moving in which direction? Peace or war?

Ariha city in Syria, was seized by a Syrian coalition of opposition groups. Reuters said the fall of Ariha, was a great blow to the morale of Bashar al-Assad's forces. But still, the regime of Bashar al-Assad, with the support of the Iranian regime commits crimes against the Syrian people, especially women and children. As Valerie Amos, the UN Emergency Relief Coordinator, addressed the Security Council on the situation in Syria that no one should endure current brutality against women and children.

In Saudi Arabia, ISIS blew up 2 Shia mosques which took lives of 25 people.

Is Iran a global threat?

The number of executions in Iran during the past 15 months reached more than 1000 people. As UN Special Rapporteur of human rights situation in Iran, Ahmed Shaheed, said since the emergence of Mullah Hassan Rouhani in 2013 overall human rights situation in Iran has worsened.

 These public executions are just small portion of suppression implemented by Iran inside the country. Erwin Cutler, a Canadian MP said Iran strongly continue abuses of human rights. A country that does not commented to the rights of its own citizens, how can adhere to other international commitments.

Now we want to look at the overall situation in the Middle East region itself. Indeed, what role Iran plays in stability of the region?

Since the Samara bombing in Iraq in 2006 with the support of the Iranian regime, a genocidal war started in Iraq, which left hundreds of thousands of victims, mostly Sunni.

Assessing President Obama strategy in Iraq after the fall of Ramadi to the ISIS

Ten months after U.S. air strikes began, ISIS militants took control of Ramadi, the capital of Anbar Province. The group launched an assault on May 15 with the backing of sleeper cells to capture government facilities and take control of most of the city just two days later, on May 17. Ramadi is strategic to the Islamic State because of its proximity to Baghdad. The Islamic State group’s seizure of Ramadi, was a painful blow to the US-led war against the jihadists.

What happened in Ramadi was a failure of the Iraqi forces to fight. Defense Secretary Ashton B. Carter said Sunday that Iraqi forces had demonstrated “no will to fight” against the ISIS, blaming them for a retreat that led to the terrorist group’s victory in capturing the Iraqi city of Ramadi. Al-Zamili, head of Iraq’s parliamentary defense and security committee, dismissed Carter’s remarks as “unrealistic and baseless”. He said the US had failed to provide “good equipment, weapons and aerial support” to the soldiers and was seeking to “throw the blame on somebody else”. Maj Gen Tim Cross, speaking to the BBC’s Today program, said: “Churchill said back at the beginning of the 20th century, you can destroy an army very quickly, and effectively we did that when we disbanded the Iraqi military back in 2003, but … it can take a generation to build a strong capable military that is going to win this sort of campaign.”

Mr. McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, repeated his call to send American ground troops, including Special Operations forces, into Iraq. Mr. McCain blamed President Obama on CBS’s “Face the Nation” by saying: “We need to have a strategy.” He added, “There is no strategy. And anybody that says that there is I’d like to hear what it is. Because it certainly isn’t apparent now.”

What measures should be applied to stop Iran acquiring nuclear weapons?

Intense nuclear negotiations of P5+1 with Iran from November 2013 reaches its turning point in June 30. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry insisted repeatedly that the U.S. administration would not allow the Islamic Republic to obtain a nuclear bomb. But there is a common concern about Obama’s concessions which aid Iran to build a nuclear bomb. Barack Obama is aiding Iran’s ambitions to build a nuclear bomb by making concessions to the regime in the ongoing nuclear negotiations, US Senator Dan Coats has warned. Senator Coats added the president has no coherent regional strategy when dealing with the world’s largest state-sponsor of terrorism.

We did Nothing

I am John Anderson and I am 37 years old. The Islamic Republic of Iran came to power in 1979 and began oppressing its own people. Men and women, young and old were massacred. We all witnessed these horrific scenes and heard their desperate cries for help. But we did nothing. We did not rush to their support and they were all killed.

After that, fundamentalism began its quest to conquer other lands, starting with Iraq. We witnessed wars and the killings. But we did nothing. We didn't provide any help until 1 million people were
killed.

Stop Godfather of ISIS

During my today’s search in twitter, I noticed a hashtag of #StopGodFatherofISIS. Tweets on this hashtag guided my to a YouTube video. So, I decided to write about who is godfather of ISIS?  

Iranians have dubbed their government the 'godfather' of the Islamic State militant group, Maryam Rajavi, president-elect of National Council of Resistance of Iran told a US House subcommittee.

Terrorism and fundamentalism under the name of Islam came to the world as seen by the mullahs’ regime in Iran. Khomeini was the first one who theorized Velayat-e faqih, a Khalife, who should have both political and religious supremacy all over the Muslims and he is the one who should lead the whole Muslim states. This is the same idea that ISIS is based upon.   Despite all their differences, ISIS is very close to the fundamentalists ruling in Iran and even on occasions they have cooperated.

Iranian regime helped the creation of ISIS. Ex-Iraqi Prime Minister, a poppet of Mullahs, governed Iraq for 8 years. During this period Iran spread its control all over Iraq. Iran has been helping Iraqi leaders to fight the Sunnis militants by arming and advising Shiite militias. So Sunnis feel they have being set aside in the political environment of Iraq which helped the emergence of ISIS. Now this jihadist group has captured territories in Iraq and Syria.

Iranian regime: We will not sit by with our hands folded in the face of the terrorism in the region

Today I saw a fanny cartoon.

This is published in Al-Watan, Saudi Arabia, in June 14, 2014

Iranian regime – “We will not sit by with our hands folded in the face of the terrorism in the region”. The octopus tentacles are labeled: “Hizbullah, ISIS, Shi’ite militias, Al-Maliki, Al-Qaeda, IRGC, Al-Assad, the Shabiha, the Syrian army” (Al-Watan, Saudi Arabia, June 14, 2014)

How to cope with ‘new phase’ in terror?

The global terrorist threat has entered a 'new phase,' where media-savvy radical extremists are successfully drawing lone wolf attackers to their cause, the US secretary of Homeland Security warned Sunday. Johnson said, ‘It has to come from within the community. It has to come from Islamic leaders, who frankly can talk the language better than the federal government can.'

The solution to this new phase of terror exists. It is up to leaders, especially in US, to listen. Islamic extremism is only and only defeated by democratic Islam. Khomeini, predecessor of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei, dressed Islamic fundamentalism a governmental suit in 1980s.

During past 30 years appeasement policy of the west to find moderate government in Iran, paved the way for Mullahs to spread their ideology of extremism to the region and to the whole world. Shocking news we see on the net about ISIS slaughtering human beings or so on, is not new to Iranians. These kind of atrocities lead by ISIS these days were going on during past 30 years in Iran, but west closed his eyes to that. Media boycott talking about that. Unfortunately, extremism didn’t stop. It cleared its way and now the ISIS is its outcome. As top Iranian opposition leader told a US House subcommittee that Iranians have dubbed their government the 'godfather' of the Islamic State militant group.

This is the time for the west to wake up. Don’t look around yourself. Cut the head of snake in Iran.