Comments on: Valor

By: kourosh

kourosh — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:39:08 +0000

Please do not publish my previous (today) comment. I checked again, the article is published in Saturday (not on Sunday) publication and is still on their site. Sorry.

By: David W. Lincoln

David W. Lincoln — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 15:24:32 +0000

Leave it to Navies to be front and centre so that the world is a better place, as compared to if the greeks were not victorious after Marathon, or the Royal Navy playing
a role in the ending of the slave trade in the British Empire, or victories like Midway.

Then, there are the leathernecks. Men like Zell Miller and Ollie North command my respect.

Long may the light of liberty shine, and you can be sure that Navies will have played a
constructive, and prominent, role in this being the case.

By: kourosh

kourosh — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 14:01:21 +0000

It was amazing to see how closely IRI checks American media and particularly publications such as Pajamasmedia, ML articles, and comments.

Yesterday afternoon (4/5/09) I posted a comment about what Khomeinists said in response to Obama. They (IR Terrorists) of course were not polite about Obama and called him, baby Wolf, or more generally baby animal that can’t become human no matter how long he lives with them.

The article was mentioned on the first page of Kayhan on line as of yesterday afternoon. However, after the comment was published in Pajamasmedia, withing few hours, the title was taken off the first page of their on line version. However, the direct link to the page is still working. I copied the article and saved it for the record. Here is the link again:

http://www.kayhannews.ir/Detail.aspx?cid=10049

Best Regards;
Kourosh

By: Jassem Othman, from the terrible Middle East

Jassem Othman, from the terrible Middle East — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 23:00:38 +0000

It’s a generous and courageous step from this organization. Yes, indeed it’s good to see that popular support.
I think the Americans moral duty to support the soldiers of freedom flag and strongly, because actions speak louder than words.

***A World without tyrannical regimes & without fundamentalist Islam***

By: JW

JW — Sun, 05 Apr 2009 05:25:19 +0000

I think more people would support these events if they were widely publicized. Those woho believe in American exceptionalism & are grateful for our fighting men & woman still outweighs the puny, smug elite that permeate the Obama media & Hollywood. Better the condescending media & hollywood types you decry for not attenting the military affairs stay at home. Who wants to be seated next to the useful Hollywood liberal idiots anyway? Just get some better publicity about these events & patriotic Americans will surely buy tables to be seated next to the marines.

By: kourosh

kourosh — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 16:38:05 +0000

If these wonderful men and women of marines and other branches of military were not doing their jobs, the appeasing Europe who really hate US, would go to toilet of history in 1943. BTW, after Norouz holiday the first edition of Kayhan the mouthpiece of IRI superman leader came out. In response to European-style appeasement of Obama in offering olive branch to Khomeinsts, the newspaper published the official response of IRI. Referring to Obama, it said’ If a baby animal lives for a while with human, it doesn’t turn into human’. This is in response to Obama offerings negotiation a to Islamists and Khomeinists and ignoring with BBC-Style, the total human rights abuses, human sufferings, and women apartheid of Iranian in the hands of Khomeinists. Calling Obama, animal, is yet another new low for Khomeinists. Here is the link for those of you capable of reading in Farsi:
http://www.kayhannews.ir/Detail.aspx?cid=10049

By: Nick G.

Nick G. — Sat, 04 Apr 2009 09:47:23 +0000

“Some people spend an entire lifetime and wonder if they ever made a difference in the world. The Marines don’t have that problem.” — Ronald Reagan

Bob Gates is a good man, and a class act. Part of me feels bad for initially opposing his nomination. I had that one wrong, no doubt. I think if you’re a SecDef, it’s a guarantee you leave the post with a far greater appreciation for the heroes in the armed services. If having the honor of running the Pentagon doesn’t humble you, as a civilian, then you shouldn’t be in charge of DOD.