How Long Can The Iranian Regime Last ?
Oktober 20, 2010 Hinterlasse einen Kommentar
Von Michael Ledeen
I’ve received many questions about the recent explosion at a Revolutionary Guards base near Khorramabad (near the Iraqi border) that reportedly killed nearly twenty Guardsmen and, according to some accounts, destroyed several new Shehab missiles. The regime described it as an accident, but even the Washington Post’s Thomas Erdbrink, who often shows a touching tendency to accept the official version of events, had his doubts: “It was unclear whether the incident…was an accident or the result of terrorism or sabotage.” He was right to wonder; there have been three such events at the Imam Ali Base in the last several months, and while there are lots of accidents in Iran, it is most unlikely that repeated explosions are all accidental.The base is a training center for high-level Iranian officers and experienced foreign fighters. According to a reliable Iranian source, the foreigners were being trained in the use of roadside bombs, the so-called IEDs that account for most American and other NATO casualties in Afghanistan. Those were apparently ignited, along with jet fuel, and killed 19 Iranian officers and badly burnt another 14, most of whom are in critical condition. No figures are available for the foreigners, although some of them were certainly killed or wounded.
). In einem anderen Moschee in Teheran, störten die Anwesenden die Rede des Mullahs mit unaufhörlichen Allahuakbar-Rufe, bis sich dieser genötigt sah die Moschee zu verlassen und die Veranstaltung zu beenden. Ähnliche Nachrichten sind auch aus anderen Moscheen und Städten Irans zu vernehmen. Zum wiederholten male haben Iraner bewiesen dass ihre Allahuakbar-Rufe nicht etwa Beweis ihrer religiösen Überzeugung ist, sondern dazu benutzt wird gegen den Islam anzukämpfen.
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