Was Albert Einstein much more important than Joe Schmoe down the block? Is a terrorist worth as much as a U.S. Marine?
Don't believe everything you read in, say, the Washington Post.
Iran today is a preview of what they intend to do to us if they win a war they declared 31 years ago.
I believe that the Iranian regime has assembled the largest armed force in history to protect it from the Iranian people’s righteous indignation on Thursday. (See also Richard Fernandez: "Iranian Punch.")
Some kind of attack against Israel? A massive crackdown on the opposition?
Khamenei has ordered the massacre of the country’s youth, especially journalists, academics, and activists. (Also read: "Iran Has Nuclear Warhead, Says Soviet Physicist.")
An FDR-style bank run bespeaks of the slow descent of the Iranian state into the inferno.
It's becoming clearer to many that the mass movement aimed at regime change in Iran is truly that.
It is a rare moment, one that should be seized by the West on both strategic and moral grounds.
Faster, please. (Also read Roger L. Simon: Obama’s Bush Obsession: Et tu, Associated Press?)
John Kerry doesn't get his audience with the Islamic Republic, as the revolution gets ever closer to killing it off.
The Iranian regime will stop at nothing to quell the growing revolt of the people.
The power of the dissident cleric has only grown since his death on Sunday.
Iran crosses the border and takes over an oil well in Iraq — and once again, the West turns the other way.
Once revolutionary progressives, they are now either reactionary oppressors, or apologists for a stultifying status quo.
Mousavi's wife gets assaulted. Later, he personally dares the Basij to take his life. (See also Roger L. Simon: Iran demonstrations escalate; Obama absent as usual)
Will December 7 be the biggest challenge yet to the dying Iranian regime?
The Great Powers sternly demand that Iran be nice. The mullahs give them the finger. Now what?
Murders, "accidents," and other deaths reveal the Iranian regime in disorder.
The move is certain to spark the difficult but necessary debate on national security vs. freedom of religion.
The "Green Path of Hope" has been driven not by top-down leadership, but by the spontaneous and creative actions of millions of Iranians.
The FBI seems to have developed a conditioned reflex that requires it to announce, within seconds of any act of murder, “there is no evidence of terrorism.”