Iran Gets Tough From Top to Bottom

The Conservative Voice:

by J. Grant Swank, Jr.

August 25, 2005 10:01 AM EST Tough. Mean tough. Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad stated that Iran has much to fear from the United States and Israel. Therefore, since taking office a couple of weeks ago, he has warned that Iran is going to get tougher than ever.

The Iranian politic will be in the extreme. Ali Larijani as chief nuclear negotiator proves it. He's former chief of Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) and that means nothing less than being a maximum hard hitter. Further, he's high on the list of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.

It was Larijani who, according to Patrick Devenney of FrontPage Magazine, declared: "We have bloodthirsty foes like the United States and Israel who could attack us with all they have. So, why should we deny ourselves any category of weapons just to please the savage European powers?"

On then with the arms show. Destiny demands it. Fresh Iranian leadership will see it through.

In addition, the new President's closest aides, that is, his cabinet members, will be hard-hitting personnel. Not one female or reformer is among them. Only Islamic extremists are filling the slots. That means they all will advocate, for instance, females wearing the complete head coverings and continued public killings of homosexuals.

The IRGC sees through the guarding of the police state in Iran. That entity has a bloody history. Such includes "murder, oppression, and terrorism." Those who in the past disagreed with Khomeini disappeared mysteriously. Some were killed outright and others endured extreme torture in prisons. All was in the name of protecting the culture.

Further, grassroots citizens are trained by IRGC in policing society. They are instructed in "military" tactics. Such became known as the "Baseej," a multi-million member paramilitary force brought into being to put down any resistance to the despotic regime. In other words, reformers were not tolerated in the neighborhoods.

Moreover, IRGC has been commissioned to fight in other countries. They are there, they say, for the "oppressed" peoples of the globe. Therefore, the IRGC tied in with such killing entities as Hezbollah, Al-Qaeda and Muslim murderers global. In other words, IRGC took part in slaughter activities here and there worldwide.

Top on the agenda list of the IRGC influence is the Iranian nuclear power. All nuclear programs have been handed over to the IRGC, hence the President's statement regarding enhancing Iran's nuclear potential because of the threats from the United States and Israel.