اوباما : به دنبال تغییر نظام در ایران نیستیم

باراک اوباما در سخنرانی خود در مجمع عمومی سازمان ملل با اشاره به موضوع هسته ای ایران گفت : رهبر ایران بر حرام بودن استفاده از سلاح اتمی فتوی داده و روحانی تاکید کرده است که به سمت سلاح اتمی نخواهد رفت.
ما به دنبال تغییر نظام در ایران نیستیم و مردم ایران این حق را دارند که از انرژی صلح آمیز هسته ای برخوردار باشند.

البته باید به آقای اوباما بگیم نه اینکه دلتون نخواد این نظام عوض شه، بلکه اصولا مال این حرفا نیستید!

انگلیـس خبیــث

آیت الله معظم امـام خامنــه ای حفظه الله :

انگليــس هم مثـل امريــكاست ، فرقى نمى‌كنــد.

قبـل از امريكايـي ها، انگليـسي ها بر سياست ايــران مسلّط بودنــد.

همه چيــز در ايــران در دست انگليــسي ها بــود.

حكومت مى‌آوردنــد، حكومت مى‌بردنــد ، نفت را مى‌بردنــد،

منابـع را مى‌بردنــد، فرهنــگ را رقم مى‌زدنــد

و هر كار مى‌خواستنــد، مى‌كردنــد.

ما از انگلیــس خیــلى خاطره‌ى بــدی داریــم،

انگلیــس را میگوئیم " انگلیـس خبیــث " .

بنی اسرائیل

گوستاو لوبون فرانسوی در بیان صفات یهود میگوید:

" بنی اسرائیل
همیشه مردمی وحشی، خون ریز و بی غیرت بوده اند، حتی زمانی هم که یهود بر
کشورهای خود حکومت می کرده، دست از خونریزی بر نداشته اند، بی پروا وارد جنگ
میشدند و چون با شکست می گردیدند به پاره ای خیالات غیر انسانی و بی اساس
پناه می بردند. خلاصه آنکه هیچ فرقی میان یهود و حیوانات نمی توان گذاشت.

US leaker Snowden 'wears disguise, in danger': lawyer

Former US intelligence analyst Edward Snowden is in such danger that he cannot even visit or talk to his family members, his lawyer Anatoly Kucherena says.

Kucherena, who has become Snowden’s unofficial spokesman, says Snowden is living under guard and has avoided any media contacts since arriving in Russia on a Hong Kong flight in June, AFP reports.

"I am his only link with the outside world at the moment. Even his contacts with his parents are carried out through me," he said in an interview published in Itogi weekly magazine.

Kucherena did not explain what kind of danger his client was facing, but many US officials have refused to rule out the possibility of snatching the whistleblower and returning him to the United States to face criminal prosecution.

The lawyer said Snowden does come outside of his secret residence in Russia, but only in disguise.

"He would walk past you and you wouldn't recognize him," he told Itogi. "It's a question of clothes and small alterations to his appearance... He really does walk freely around on the streets."

Kucherena, who is also an advisor to Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Snowden does not regret his decision to give up his life in the US in exchange for revealing confidential information about the US government’s domestic and global spying programs.

Snowden is “an extremely fast learner as far as the Russian language is concerned”, and has been spending some of his spare time learning it, Kucherena said.

The 30-year-old whistleblower spent a month in the transit area of Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport before receiving permit to stay in Russia. He has not made any public appearances ever since.

Documents disclosed by Snowden showed that the National Security Agency (NSA) collects data of phone records and Internet communication of American citizens and other nationals around the world.

The former NSA contractor is charged with espionage in the United States. Snowden supplied reporters with 50,000 secret documents.

11/02/2013

Alongside all the issues regarding philosophy, one main issue is to write philosophical books for children- this is what the westerners have started to do. A couple of years ago, someone brought me a book that I read some parts of it. It was about philosophy, but was proper for children. This book is a very awesome book on philosophy. I cannot recall the name, but I have it in my book collection. We need such kind of books. Our children’s minds are growing philosophical. Fortunately the dynamism of our society and system has led to the growth in rationality of the minds. Our young people actually ask questions. This is an auspicious thing that more and more questions are being asked; however we need to be prepared to answer. The sense of inquisitiveness is growing and is being transferred to lower generations. I have a young grandchild who is about 2 and a half years old and cannot talk much yet. A few days ago, there was a table here and he was trying to overturn it. I told him not to do so. He asked: Why? I enjoyed how he asked why; why shouldn't I overturn it? He looked for a reason. Then he tried to claw another kid, I told him: Don’t do that dear! He asked: Why? This questioning is a very important thing. This is a growing trend [among kids]. When he gets ten years old, more questions will cross his mind; why?why?why? When this child turns 18 or 19, more serious questions will
come to his mind. We should have answers for all these questions. Ayatollah Khamenei, 11/02/2013

UN General Assembly, 22/09/1987

God’s prophets taught humanity to make his arms stronger in order to be able to safeguard virtue, rectitude, kindness, innovation, science and knowledge while keep the path closed to the agents of evil, degeneracy, and corruption; fight ignorance and cruelty while protect knowledge, justice, and freedom. Mankind was taught neither to oppress, nor to compromise oppression. Islam rejected and repudiated those systems that upheld coercion, bullying, fostered despotism, ignorance, humiliated the mankind, discriminated against races, languages, nations; it fiercely resists any states or individuals who might fight against the Islamic system; in other cases, Islam commands to act out of kindness and respect toward its followers as well as its non-followers. It was on these grounds that the Islamic Revolution has emerged victorious in Iran and founded the Islamic Republic.
Ayatollah Khamenei's speech delivered at UN General Assembly, 22/09/1987

Washington prefers a diplomatic solution to disputes with Iran: Obama

US President Barack Obama says Washington prefers a diplomatic solution to its disputes with Iran, noting that resolution of Iran nuclear issue can bring about a possible thaw in frosty relations between the two countries.

“… I do believe that if we can resolve the issue of Iran’s nuclear program, that can serve as a major step down a long road towards a different relationship; one based on mutual interests and mutual respect,” Obama said in his address to the 68th annual session of the UN General Assembly in New York on Tuesday.

He added that Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei has issued a fatwa “against the development of nuclear weapons” and that Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has just recently reiterated that the Islamic Republic will never develop a nuclear weapon.

“So these statements made by our respective governments should offer the basis for a meaningful agreement. We should be able to achieve a resolution that respects the rights of the Iranian people while giving the world confidence that the Iranian [nuclear] program is peaceful,” the US president stated.

Obama further pushed for diplomacy with Iran, saying that he firmly believes the diplomatic path must be tested.

"The roadblocks may prove to be too great but I firmly believe the diplomatic path must be tested."

The US president, however, urged Tehran to meet its international obligations by taking “transparent and verifiable actions.”

He added that he had tasked US Secretary of State John Kerry with pursuing an agreement with Iran over its nuclear energy program.

Meanwhile, Obama admitted that distrust between Iran and the US is deep-rooted, referring to the US interference in Iran’s internal affairs during the past, including the 1953 overthrow of Iran's democratically-elected prime minister.

The United States, Israel, and some of their allies have repeatedly accused Iran of pursuing non-civilian objectives in its nuclear energy program.

Iran rejects the allegation, arguing that as a committed signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty and a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), it has the right to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes.

In addition, the IAEA has conducted numerous inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities but has never found any evidence showing that the Iranian nuclear program has been diverted toward military objectives.