An image mismatch raises questions about Iran’s monkey in space
An image mismatch raises questions about Iran’s monkey in space.
An image mismatch raises questions about Iran’s monkey in space.
An image mismatch raises questions about Iran’s monkey in space.
Iran today claimed it has successfully flown a monkey on a suborbital rocket flight.
The only sources for this story come from Iranian sources, so I remain unsure whether it actually happened.
An American pastor — a convert from Islam — has been imprisoned without notice of charges while visiting his family in Iran.
It appears his only crime was making it possible for Iranian Christian converts from Islam to follow their religion.
The religion of peace: Iran has finally released a Christian pastor who had been threatened with execution for not renouncing his religion.
What does this mean? Canada today severed all diplomatic ties with Iran, shutting down its embassy in Iran while ordering all Iranian diplomats out of Canada.
Fiddling while Rome burns: Iran now has enough enriched uranium to build six nuclear bombs.
What gives me the willies is this quote:
Meanwhile, Iran, in collaboration with China and North Korea, has stockpiled more than 1,000 ballistic missiles capable of reaching all U.S. bases and oil fields in the region, Israel and several capitals in Europe. Iran currently is working on intercontinental ballistic missiles under the guise of its space program that will soon be capable of reaching any point on the planet. It has produced hundreds of cruise missiles, a clear threat to the flow of oil out of the Persian Gulf, and has armed its vessels with long-range ballistic missiles, with plans to expand its naval mission into the Atlantic Ocean and right behind the Gulf of Mexico.
According to a former intelligence officer of the Revolutionary Guards now defected to a country in Europe, Iran also has several neutron bombs (super-electromagnetic weapons). The source, who attended a commanders’ briefing by the Revolutionary Guards, said they have discussed a strategy in which “many planes will fall from the sky” — a clear indication that Iran is prepared to deliver an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack. The International Atomic Energy Agency has verified that Iran has test-launched ballistic missiles off ships in an exercise similar to an EMP attack.
Worse, the leaders of Iran have made it clear they are quite willing — in the name of Allah — to use these weapons to commit wholesale genocide.
The religion of peace: Iran plans to attack U.S. commercial planes should an attack occur on its nuclear program. Also,
All political prisoners and all activists within the country are to be slaughtered, as are those Iranian opponents outside the country, to ensure no viable opposition will remain to guide an uprising to overthrow of the regime.
What does this mean? Iran is finishing construction on a new space launch facility.
Iran is expected to launch its first maneuverable satellite tomorrow.
Iran’s military chief of staff: “The Iranian nation is standing for its cause and that is the full annihilation of Israel.”
They’ve said it multiple times. They mean it. They believe in genocide and intend to carry it out. And they will soon have the atomic bomb.
But don’t worry. In America the Democrats are making sure contraceptives are free to everyone.
Will Israel hit Iran’s nuclear facilities with a preemptive strike? One expert outlines why he thinks the possibility is getting more likely.
Updated and bumped: As noted by one of my readers, Pastor Nadarkhani is still alive. The hanging reports are false. Not that this really changes anything. The man is still in prison and threatened with death simply for being Christian.
The tolerance of Islam: The Iranian government today executed a Christian pastor because he refused to renounce his religion and convert to Islam.
The day of reckoning looms: “Iran is developing techniques and technologies needed to turn weapons-grade uranium into an atomic bomb.”
Fiddling while Rome burns: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad announced Saturday that Iran will reveal “several major achievements in the nuclear domain” within days.
All the arguments used to convince Israel not to take a preemptive strike against a nuclear Iran are wrong.
We must also add these words by Iran’s “Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution” Ayatollah Khamenei:
The Zionist regime is a real cancerous tumor that should be cut and will be cut.
Like Hitler, who in Mein Kampf told the world exactly how he intended to exterminate the Jews years before he had power, the Iranians have been quite blunt about what they intend to do once they have atomic weapons. This time, we should take them at their word, and stop them before they can do it. And since the U.S. isn’t likely to do it, the Israelis should.
Iran’s state media today announced that the country had used its own rocket to put into orbit a small weather/Earth observation microsat.
Fiddling while Rome burned: Iran claimed today that it has produced its first nuclear fuel rod.
The tolerance of Islam: Iranian officials have been pressuring a jailed pastor to return to Islam rather than be executed for converting to Christianity.
Islamic tolerance: A Christian pastor in Iran has been ordered to recant his faith in court or face execution.
Fiddling while the world burns: Two different reports now say that that Iran is just months away from completing its first nuclear bomb.
Iran: “We have no option but to have the Zionist regime wiped off the map.”
And they will soon have nuclear weapons.
Iran launched its own home-built satellite into orbit today, according to its state-run news service.
Fiddling while Rome burns: An Iranian atomic bomb may be only eight weeks away.
You can’t make this stuff up! Iran is claiming it has built a working flying saucer.
The new colonial movement heats up: Ahmadinejad said today that by March 2012 Iran plans to launch a host of home-built satellites on its own home-built rocket.
This is almost too good to be true: Google Earth reveals a Star of David on the roof of the Iran Air Headquaters, possibly put there by the Israeli engineers that helped build it back before the Islamic revolution.
The up and down state of the Iranian space program.