Hello Peter,

Reading through the last post this statement caught my eye

"My little son knows more about the boycott than me. When we go shopping, he says to me: "Buy this, don't buy that." He knows them by heart. He has become an expert in this."

Does this not tell us and the world that this stuff is being taught in their education process.  Which means the state, monarch or religious leaders approve of this and the people accept it.  More sheeple!

I have noticed the conversation about Iran and the questions of support. Which raises the one issue with me, both sides seem willing to accept the ruling of the religious leader if their candidate wins. 

So showing support for their right to choose their leader (is a freedom that I support) is about as far as our president can go IMHO.  Anything else would be perceived as meddling in internal affairs.  Something no sovereign country should accept.

Hi Sava,

The Koran allows Muslims to lie to infidels (that's us :) ) but it sorta becomes second nature to them so they lie to each other too.

We're seeing the lies all around us and they are so transparent it becomes so very obvious but due to "political correctness" we're not supposed to call them that and according to B Hussein the great pretender we should respect their "culture" (Jihad and all).

I guess we aren't politically correct. Not all lie but I would double check anything they tell you.

Shalom,

Peter

Hi Jim,

Your point is very correct. We all know and have seen the videos how the kids are being indoctrinated and brainwashed from kindergarten up. So it's no surprise what the cleric said in his idiotic announcement about Pepsi Cola. The brainwashing continues through their lives with the aid of the clerics and Imams.

During the campaign and up to election day both sides accepted the rule of the religious leadership. On election day and since something changed and the opposition is totally disregarding the declarations of the chief religious honcho in Iran.

This revolution seems to be breaking the rules and Mousavi is breaking away. Since the declarations of Khamanei the protesters are still out in full force, Mousavi is continuing the fight and the killings have started.

Intervention and meddling is a relative term in this case cos B Hussein the great pretender prefers to play golf then say anything at all about the subject. How can he since it's a Muslim issue and we know his preferences with that.

BTW, B Hussein has no problem meddling in the internal affairs of other countries does he?

Shalom,

Peter