Comments on: Making Deals with Terrorists

By: Marian Kechlibar

Marian Kechlibar — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 09:49:03 +0000

kourosh: I have never heard of the Cinema Rex incident before. Can you comment more on that? I wish to learn more.

By: kourosh

kourosh — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 20:09:49 +0000

Today is the anniversary of Cinema Rex in Iran where 700 people were burned to death by Khomeinists Islamist to advance their cause of Islamic revolt. World was blind folded to 9-11 pre-requisite event and fail to recognize the depth of Khomeinist hates for Western civilization. Then, million were murdered as a result of the revolt, war, and terrorism which followed. At that time, all western media that were / are actually against US way of life and mainly pro Marxist were supportive of Khomeinie and against a pro-US / pro-Western King. Now the pre-requisite of events to come is being played in Georgia and Western world have no guts to defend its values and the values it promoted in Georgia. As was the case with the Shah, it seems West tricked Georgian by its inability to defend Western values, as did tricked the former King of Iran.

By: m lazerson

m lazerson — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 16:45:27 +0000

Although many of the sordid details of the Italian – Palestinian terrorist accord were not widely known, most Italians understood that Andreotti and Craxi had agreed to wink at Arab terrorist activities. Sadly, most Italians – whether Catholics or Communists – were also highly supportive of such an agreement, and felt it was morally just because the felt it unfair to risk anything for Jewish Israel. Indeed, Berlusconi’s break with Andreotti’s pro-Arab policies has always worried many Italians for fear that their country will be victimized by its more even-handed policies toward Israel. The question for the USA is what to do with such “allies” who lack any will to make any sacrifice in the war against terrorism no matter what the short- or long-term consequences.