We are back in the news!
We were omitted from the list of Yahoo news for a couple of days. Now, we are back.
This is the latest:
Following the plans on Iran-US negotiations on Iraq (just Iraq; don't think of it as a cover up for other issues!) which never happened (although many loved it to happen), Iran and the US are getting ready to sit on a table and speak. The reason: both sides are picking the harshest tone these days, when later (or at the same time) others behave nice.
Yesterday, Khamenei the supreme leader threatened the US that the energy flow to the West would be cut off, if they touch us. For a reason that analysts (and I as well) don't know, he didn’t mention that if they invade us, they would experience bad headaches in Iraq (with a Shiaa population of more than 65% out of the whole), in Lebanon (which Hizbollah favors a vast support among the people), in Palestine probably (which recently has received 50 millions USD from Iran) and (who knows?) in Afghanistan (which seems these days getting back to repeat the stories of 20 years ago).
In rhetoric between Iran and the US, some people play the role of carrot (Motakki, the FM) when some others are the sticks (the Leader, the President).
In the meantime, a big part of Iranian nation has gone to a 5 day holidays these days. Well, it's the anniversary of Khomeini's death and many have used the chance to flee from the cities. They are too busy to follow the news.
This is the latest:
Following the plans on Iran-US negotiations on Iraq (just Iraq; don't think of it as a cover up for other issues!) which never happened (although many loved it to happen), Iran and the US are getting ready to sit on a table and speak. The reason: both sides are picking the harshest tone these days, when later (or at the same time) others behave nice.
Yesterday, Khamenei the supreme leader threatened the US that the energy flow to the West would be cut off, if they touch us. For a reason that analysts (and I as well) don't know, he didn’t mention that if they invade us, they would experience bad headaches in Iraq (with a Shiaa population of more than 65% out of the whole), in Lebanon (which Hizbollah favors a vast support among the people), in Palestine probably (which recently has received 50 millions USD from Iran) and (who knows?) in Afghanistan (which seems these days getting back to repeat the stories of 20 years ago).
In rhetoric between Iran and the US, some people play the role of carrot (Motakki, the FM) when some others are the sticks (the Leader, the President).
In the meantime, a big part of Iranian nation has gone to a 5 day holidays these days. Well, it's the anniversary of Khomeini's death and many have used the chance to flee from the cities. They are too busy to follow the news.
posted by Laila @ 7:22 AM
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