Fórum Olavo de CarvalhoArquivo da comunidade do Orkut · 2004–2013

Zélaia e Zamani

Iniciado por ciro em 28/10/2009 · 3 mensagens

ciro#1
LIBERDADE PARA ZAMANI. No Brasil só falam do Zélaia, ninguém fala do Zamani. Zamani não interessa para o Brasil porque o Lula e o PT apoiam o presidente Ahmadinejad.
Mohammad-Reza Ali-Zamani, membro da Associação Monarquista Iraniana foi preso, julgado e condenado à morte pela justiça do seu país. Isso tudo por ter, apenas, participado dos movimentos de protestos ocorridos pela reeleição de Mahmoud Ahmadinejad para presidente daquela nação que é uma república islãmica radical.

http://www.causaimperial.org.br/noticias/264.html
priscila#2
"At least 30 people were killed and thousands arrested in the government crackdown on the millions of Iranians who took to the streets charging fraud and vote rigging. The government denounced the protests as being part of a prepared plan to overthrow it and is running mass trials involving hundreds of defendants.

The man sentenced, Mohammad-Reza Ali-Zamani, is a member of a group called Kingdom Assembly of Iran, which is considered a terrorist organization in Iran for seeking to replace the Islamic theocracy by restoring the shah to the throne, according to Iranian Web sites.

He was sentenced to death in a verdict issued Monday, according to the Web site http://mowjcamp.com/, which said Thursday that he had been taken from Evin prison in Tehran "to the revolutionary tribunal, where he was informed of the verdict."

The government did not confirm or deny the report. But in August, the semiofficial Mehr news service reported that Zamani was a member of the group.

Mark Fitzpatrick, a senior fellow at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a London-based research group focused on international security, said he saw the severe sentence as another effort by the government to try to ward off any return to the protests and unrest that roiled the country after the elections. While the government succeeded in ending street protests, students have protested at universities around the country.

"It sounds like the regime continues to feel very vulnerable and is utilizing all the powers of control at its disposal to stamp out protests," Fitzpatrick said. "
priscila#3
A conversa-mole do inglês, o tal Fitzpatrick, é nauseante. Reparem no TOM: "very vulnerable", e "utilizing all the powers of contro at its diposal". E "another effort to try to ward off any return to the protests and unrest that roiled the country"? Esse sujeito não me engana!!!!! Na minha opinião, está usando uma linguagem própria para "justificar" o assassinato!

Até prova em contrário, está na minha lista de cretinos, esse Fitzpatrick.

Bom, é isso. Luifináfio já apoiou os genocidas sudaneses, isso pra ele não é nada.

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