Monday's Daily Briefing on Iran

DoctorZin reports, 11.21.2005:

5000 Islamic Clerics to be sent to the US: Iran's Ayatollah

Winston, The Spirit of Man:

According to BBC Persian and Persian service of IRNA, the hardline ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi has announced that the Iranians living in the US need 5000 Islamic clerics for their religious services.

Mesbah Yazdi asks the new Iranian government to finance their trainings! This hardline ayatollah is known as the founder of the shiite version of Taliban in Iran.

Given the numerous statements made by several regime's officials regarding the destruction of the US and Israel, it makes me think about the type of the religious missionaries, this Mullah is talking about.

Statements like "Execution of suicide and missile attacks aimed at [their] 29 sensitive sites" or "to wipe off Israel off the world map" given in the past 2 years should wake all the western officials up to the dangerous nature of this terrorist regime! ...

Is it not possible for them to send any one under any valid cover to the US and other western countries to execute their dangerous orders which might be to eradicate the whole western civilization from the face of the planet earth?

Think about it!

Here are a few other news items you may have missed.

• Yahoo News reported that Iran's parliament approved a bill requiring the government to block international inspections of its atomic facilities if the U.N. nuclear monitoring agency refers Iran to the Security Council for possible sanctions.
• Roya Hakakian, The Washington Post reported that when Iranian President Ahmadinejad called last month for Israel to be wiped off the map, he showed that he hasn't learned any lessons from recent Iranian history.
• Islamic Republic News Agency reported on the "Weeping Dog in a Shia Pilgrimage Journey!" Watch the movie soon, no kidding.
• Malaysian National News Agency reported that Iran says it will not bow to UN nuclear agency demands to visit a military site in Tehran unless the UN provides "concrete proof" to justify an inspection.
• Philip Sherwell, Telegraph UK reported that President Bush has backed a plan to allow Iran to enrich uranium in Russia.
• Islamic Republic News Agency reported that a group of workers staged rally outside the Majlis (Parliament) on Sunday to protest the enforcement of the law on employment on temporary basis.
• Cato.org asked: Is Iran a Trap?
• Debka File reported that the Bush-Putin plan is not aimed at rescuing Iran but to draw Moscow into abandoning its resistance to sanctions.
• The Economist reported America, has been showing around documents that purport to be Iranian design work on a missile nose-cone of a sort that that could carry a nuclear warhead.
• Joseph Farah, WorldNetDaily reported that Newt Gingrich sees Iran threat to U.S. like Nazi Germany.
• The Telegraph UK reported Mr Ahmadinejad takes his spiritual cue from a man whose views go beyond even the orthodoxy of Iran's religious establishment - a little-known cleric nicknamed "Professor Crocodile."
• Amir Taheri, The New York Post reviewed John Bradley's "Saudi Arabia Exposed" which offers insight into Saudi life seldom reported in the West.
• The Times of India made the case against Iran.
• And finally, DoctorZin asked: Have you voted yet? Regime Change Iran is in a tough battle for the King of Spades in the Deck O'Bloggers.