Hello Friends,

On the 30th anniversary of the Iranian capture of the US Embassy in Tehran, B Hussein begged the Iranians yet again to start anew. But, Khameni b.i.t.ch slapped him again. What a surprise. I wonder how many times he has to be insulted by the Iranians before he understands that they think he's weak and an inept leader? Doesn't he realize that when they insult him they are insulting the United States of America and that includes every American citizen?

I guess when it comes to Islam he's very forgiving and goes overboard to forgive and forget.But, they remember and take advantage of his weakness and that endangers the whole free world.

Shalom,

Peter

Thanks Jihad Watch.

Obama calls for new relationship with Iran on anniversary of embassy takeover

Michael Muskal Los Angeles Times Staff Writer

November 4, 2009 | 9:06 a.m.

President Obama today called for a new relationship with Iran in astatement that marked the 30th anniversary of the takeover by Iranianmilitants of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran.

The seizure of the embassy by radical students marked the beginning ofIran's turn to hard-line policies. Fifty-two Americans were heldhostage for 444 days.

"This event helped set the United States and Iran on a path ofsustained suspicion, mistrust and confrontation," Obama said in hisstatement. "I have made it clear that the United States of Americawants to move beyond this past, and seeks a relationship with theIslamic Republic of Iran based upon mutual interests and mutualrespect."

The United States and its allies are pressing Iran to give up itsnuclear ambitions and to end the processing of uranium that could beused to make a weapon. Iran insists its nuclear program is for thepeaceful generation of electricity.

The United States has called for stepped-up sanctions if Iran continues its policy, which is being negotiated.

In Iran, violence marked the anniversary as protesters and securityforces clashed. Obama praised those in Iran who are working for rights.

Earlier, Obama in his statement praised protesters who took to thestreets after President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's re-election in June.

"The world continues to bear witness to their powerful calls forjustice, and their courageous pursuit of universal rights,' Obama said."It is time for the Iranian government to decide whether it wants tofocus on the past, or whether it will make the choices that will openthe door to greater opportunity, prosperity, and justice for itspeople."

And the Iranian response was the following:

Iran's Khamenei rejects U.S. outreach

OBAMA EFFORTS DISDAINED
Ayatollah says talks would be 'perverted'

TEHRAN -- Iran'ssupreme leader, spurning what he described as several personalovertures from President Obama, warned Tuesday that negotiating withthe United States would be "naive and perverted" and that Iranianpoliticians should not be "deceived" into starting such talks.

Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, 70, said Obama has approached him severaltimes through oral and written messages. It was the second time thatKhamenei, who wields ultimate political and religious authority inIran, has referred to the president's outreach.

The White House has not confirmed sending letters to the Iraniansupreme leader but has acknowledged a willingness to talk to Tehran andsaid it has sought to communicate with Iranian leaders in a variety ofways.

In his harshest comments yet on the Obama administration, Khameneisaid in a speech Tuesday that the United States has ill intentionstoward Iran and is not to be trusted.

"The new U.S. president has said nice things," he said. "He hasgiven us many spoken and written messages and said: 'Let's turn thepage and create a new situation. Let's cooperate with each other inresolving world problems.' "

Khamenei said he had responded in March to Obama's overtures,referring to a speech in which he said he would wait for changes inU.S. policy toward Iran before reassessing ties.

Since then, Khamenei said, "what we have witnessed is completely theopposite of what they have been saying and claiming. On the face ofthings, they say, 'Let's negotiate.' But alongside this, they threatenus and say that if these negotiations do not achieve a desirableresult, they will do this and that."

Khamenei urged Iranian representatives to be extremely careful when dealing with the United States.

"Whenever they smile at the officials of the Islamic revolution,when we carefully look at the situation, we notice that they are hidinga dagger behind their back," he said. "They have not changed theirintentions."

The remarks came amid wrangling between Iranian officials and representatives of the United States, Russia and Franceover a U.N.-backed proposal aimed at resolving a protracted disputeover Iran's nuclear program. Under the deal, Iran would ship much ofits low-enriched uranium abroad for processing into fuel for a researchreactor in Tehran that produces medical isotopes.

On Monday, Iran said it wanted further negotiations and moreguarantees that any uranium it ships would be returned. During talks onthe offer in Geneva on Oct. 1, Iranian officials tentatively agreed to the arrangement.

In Morocco on Tuesday, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Iran to accept the uranium swap proposal.

In a news conference after talks with Arab leaders in the city ofMarrakesh, Clinton said, "We continue to press the Iranians to acceptfully the proposal that has been made, which they accepted inprinciple." Full agreement to the proposal "would be a good indicationthat Iran does not wish to be isolated and does wish to cooperate withthe international community," she said.

Iran should take the deal as it stands, she added, "because we are not altering it."

Khamenei made his remarks during a commemoration of the Nov. 4,1979, takeover of the U.S. Embassy in Tehran, which led to the ruptureof U.S.-Iranian ties and which will be celebrated throughout Iran onWednesday.

Iranian authorities, meanwhile, warned the opposition against usingWednesday's commemorative events to stage protests against thegovernment. Opposition leaders Mir Hossein Mousavi and Mehdi Karroubihave urged supporters to demonstrate during the anniversary rallies,news agencies reported.

"Only anti-American rallies in front of the former American Embassyin Tehran are legal," the head of Tehran's security forces said in astatement. "Other gatherings or rallies on Wednesday are illegal andwill be strongly confronted by the police."

Now this picture says it all:

Hello Friends,

A radical Muslim website called the Jihadi terrorist Maj. Nidal MalikHasan an "officer and a gentleman" for murdering 12 and injuring over30 innocent victims.

This is what they think, believe, teach and train their followers is the only honorable path for a true Muslim.

Remember this terrorist attack is in your backyard now and the Jihadi terroristis a native born Muslim American. This is a wake up call and better now then when it's to late.

Shalom,

Peter

By Bob Unruh
© 2009 WorldNetDaily

Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan

A website run by radical Muslims today honored Maj. Nidal MalikHasan, the man accused of killing 13 people at Fort Hood in Texas, asan "Officer and a Gentleman," saying his actions should not bedenounced.

The massacre yesterday, which also left more than two dozen injured, was called a "pre-emptive attack" by supporters of the Revolution Muslim website.

Hasan, a Muslim psychiatrist who reportedly had been disciplinedfor pushing Islam on his patients at one point in his career, had givenaway his furniture and handed out Qurans before going to the militarybase and firing on soldiers at a processing center where soldiersprepared to deploy.

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There were multiple reports he had objected to being placed in theposition of possibly having to fight fellow Muslims by his scheduleddeployment to the Middle East.

"Get Well Soon Major Nidal We Love You," said the website run byradicals who follow an imam once jailed in Britain. "Major Nidal HasanM.D. An officer and a gentleman was injured while partaking in apre-emptive attack."

The website lists as its imam Sheik Abdullah el-Faisal, who inFebruary 2003 was sentenced to nine years in jail, reduced to seven onappeal, after being convicted of soliciting murder and inciting racialhatred in England.

According to reports in the London Guardian at the time,hundreds attended his lectures, possibly including James Ujaama, a U.S.citizen accused of trying to help the Taliban in Afghanistan; RichardReid, who attempted to detonate a bomb in his shoe while crossing theAtlantic in a jetliner; and Zacharias Moussaoui, jailed for the Sept.11, 2001, terror attacks on the U.S.

The reports said el-Faisal, who later was released and returnedto his home in Jamaica, suggested Muslims attend training camps to gainthe skills to wage jihad on the West.

He was recorded praising Osama bin Laden and saying, "You have to learn how to shoot and fly planes and drive tanks."

El-Faisal also said chemical weapons should be utilized to"exterminate non-believers" and said Muslim mothers should buy toy gunsfor their children to providing training opportunities.

"We do NOT denounce this officer's actions, we do howeverapologize for the following acts committed by our country," theU.S.-based website's supporters said. They listed: "Bay of Tonkin, TheEast Timor Massacre by USA Supported Suharto, 1902 Samar Massacre inthe Philippines by the USMC, 1,000,000 Dead Iraqis, Afghani &Pakistanis Killed by the USA, Starvation of Africa & Rape of it's(sic) Resources by the USA, Support of the Brutal 'Israeli' OccupationEntity, Etc. Etc."

"Every day is Fort Hood for the world community due to USApolicies and their tyrant totalitarian puppet regimes," the activistsproclaimed. "Rest assure (sic) the slain terrorists at Fort Hood are inthe eternal hellfire and it is not to (sic) late for YOU to change yourpolicies," they said.

The website's mission statement states, "Revolution Muslim is amessage and movement grounded in the sayings, deeds, actions andunderstanding of Ahlus Sunnah wal jama'ah (The collective body of thoseMuslims that adhere to the ways of the Prophet (SAWS) and the firstfour generations of Muslims)."

It continues, "We pray that we may witness the dismantlement ofwestern, secular dominance across the world as we hold it to be paganand idolatrous in the majority of its presumptions. We seek aresurrection of the just example set forth by centuries of Islamic rulethroughout the ages and we hold it to be self evident for the objectivesoul and mind that Allah is One and that Muhammad ibn Abdullah is HisProphet and that the religion offers the solution to all of the world’sills and afflictions."

The base commander said soldiers reported they heard Hasanshout "Allahu Akbar," or "Allah is the greatest," while he was shooting.

Thesite is disdainful of other Islamic organizations, citing acondemnation from the Islamic Society of North America regarding theshootings.

"ISNA - The house dog, barks once more to please its kafir Masters," Revolution Muslim wrote.

Hasan was born and raised in Virginia, but has family outside ofJerusalem. He enlisted and obtained his education from the military. Hespent most of his career at Walter Reed Army Medical Center inWashington until he was sent to Fort Hood this year, from where heapparently was to be deployed.