Comments on: Javanmardi

By: Sue R

Sue R — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 15:16:55 +0000

I looked at the homa.org page. I am not a Christian, but I think to describe dipping a child into a font of holy water as ‘waterboarding’ is rubbish. The trouble is that some people have no sense of proportion. Yes, it probably is scary to a child, yes they will cry, but it is not the same as slicing bits of their anatomy off, and to claim so is highly suspect in my opinion. As for the bit about ’sex with animals’, wasn’t a man in Sudan forced to marry a goat that he had had carnal relations with recently? I’ve heard that they are both very happy.

By: Clap Hammer

Clap Hammer — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 13:43:28 +0000

uppty – ‘more of Khomeini’s evil is on this page:’

http://www.homa.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=104&Itemid=58

The fact that he felt it necessary to be explicit here indicates that presumably there is some dire problem in Iran.

Amongst the many other problems of course.

By: The Count of Monte Cristo in a Bubble Car

The Count of Monte Cristo in a Bubble Car — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 08:53:14 +0000

“@ The Count of Monte Cristo in a Bubble Car: Does what I assume to be a Malay term, Inggris Raya, translate into English as Great Britain?”

Yes, but I inadvertently used the Indonesian term, Inggris Raya, which would still be understandable to a Malaysian (something like “Greater England”). The word “Britain” tends to be used by Malaysians, so on reflection that would have been a better choice since Nasir is a Malay. Malays can understand Indonesian, and vice verse, since both languages are effectively the same or at least extremely similar.

Translation:
Dr. Nasir, it would be better if you just went to hell rather than coming here to Britain. We don’t want basic extremists and anti-Semites like yourself here. I do hope you have the opportunity to read this post”.

By: Lbnaz

Lbnaz — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 07:09:33 +0000

@ The Count of Monte Cristo in a Bubble Car: Does what I assume to be a Malay term, Inggris Raya, translate into English as Great Britain?

By: Josh Scholar

Josh Scholar — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 04:33:59 +0000

I think they’ve taken these men as prisioners, knowing that Brits will always be completely submissive when someone’s life is at stake.

They’re hoping this will keep your politicians from criticizing or taking steps like pushing for sanctions.

Think of the captured seamen. You’ve got a reputation as wimps now.

By: The Count of Monte Cristo in a Bubble Car

The Count of Monte Cristo in a Bubble Car — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 02:23:17 +0000

“Dr. Nasir is a colleague from Malaysia”

Dr. Nasir, lebih bagus jika anda pergi ke neraka daripada pergi ke Inggris Raya. Kami tak mau dasar extremis, dasar anti-Yahudi, seperti anda kunjung ke Inggris Raya. Semoga anda ada kesempatan untuk membaca pesanan ini.

By: Cipriano

Cipriano — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 00:09:53 +0000

Anyway, these people have clearly fallen beneath the basic standards for membership of the human race. (Remember: there is no serious scientific distinction between the species homo sapiens and other species. We will just have to fall back on a moral one, which clearly not all members of the species reach.) Either the people of Iran bring about regime change, or we can expect the Israeli remake of Apocalypse Now before the year’s end. To rousing cheers, from me at least.

By: Cipriano

Cipriano — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 23:55:48 +0000

Isn’t there somewhere among the wit and wisdom of Khomeini a bit about the circumstances under which it is or isn’t legitimate to eat the flesh of a goat or sheep that’s been buggered?

By: naomi

naomi — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 23:28:17 +0000

i saw some of the false confessions a few days ago on skynews (i think). absolutely stomach churning to watch

By: Judy

Judy — Sun, 28 Jun 2009 23:01:56 +0000

I've been liveblogging a series of tweets coming in this evening from one of the Iranian student protesters, in which he tells what happened to his friend and other students who got rounded up, beaten up and made to take part in false confessions by the Iranian security service. A story of a mass protest of 3,000 today, with women again playing a role in defying the thugs and bullets. Running flow of tweets on the uprising here.