Iran Interest Rates Raised To 20% To Fight Hyperinflation; Iran Nuclear Scientist Killed In Street Bomb Explosion
Yesterday we reported how as a result of a financial embargo enacted on by the US on New Year's Day, Iran's economy had promptly entered freefall mode and is now experiencing hyperinflation as the currency implodes. Today EA WorldNews gives us the response, which confirms that indeed the economy is in terminal shape following an interest rate hike to 20%. From the Source: "State news agency IRNA has no news on the Iranian currency this morning, but it does feature an interview with an official, noting the rise in interest rates to 20%. The effort is to reduce the flow of cash in the economy, but the official says it will increase capital investment by banks in an "impressive market"." As noted before, every incremental creep worse in the status quo merely makes the probability of escalation higher due to a lower opportunity cost of "irrationality" although we hope we are wrong. And in other unreported so far news, EA also informs us that in a street bomb explosion in Tehran earlier, one Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan, deputy head of procurement at the Natanz uranium enrichment facility, was killed. Are predator drones now patrolling over the Iran capital? Who knows, but Iran is already spinning the news.
Tehran Bomb. Fars explains who is behind this morning's explosion killing a University professor and wounding two people (see 0700 GMT): "The Secret is in the Headlines --- American Diplomacy Seasoned with Terror":
As [US Secretary of State Hillary] Clinton condemned Iran's peaceful nuclear enrichment and a Council on Foreign Relations report claimed insufficient confidence in Iran, a terrorist incident occurred in Tehran."
Deputy Speaker of Parliament Mohammad Reza Bahonar condemned the bomb as an act of "global arrogance". Khabar Online adds that there were shouts of "Death to America" in the Majlis.
At this point we have lost count where in the escalation dance we are. As always keep an eye on Brent.
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The regime is imploding. Embargo is already a success. Soon enough the people will turn against the regime. The days of the Ayatollahs are numbered.
Let the Bilderberg Halliburton Blackwater Goldman Sachs FEAST BEGIN!
How are they going to "frame" this, what will they say publicly? This could have been done by opposition within the country that strongly believes they are on the wrong track. Who knows? If it was done by a western country it is the most brazen thing I've heard of, but for all we know, the guy was a western spy and this was simpler for Iran than executing him.
Is Roy10 above serious?
I remember, when Afghanistan was launched post 9/11, I went with my then boss to his place in Kentucky, we had business in bordering Ohio, I forget where.
Anyways, his Dad/Mom were Faux newsy, dyed int eh wool war-mongers. A couple of very large (good old Kentyucky hospitality) screwdrivers later, I stared at Faux, blaring from his and her TV separately, screamign war war kill kill. I said something in-opportune about how stupid the war was and how it would end really badly all around.
And this good doctor, this saver of lives lost it. We had a yellign match. But ever since, my mind numbs every time I see educated people calling for death and destruction. What justifies it? Who doesn't understand the manipulation?
Sad. See this is what I saw before Cairo happened...because those of us who knew, knew what a set-up that was. See how that ended. More martial law.
Fools callign for blood cannot see the noose tightenign around their own necks...
Sad. You may say I'm a dreamer...
But what I sad below can be done, should be done. It's not new age hokum, it's age old hokum!
ori
/my-vision-for-cairo-and-giza-4th-february-2011/
ORI,
Please don't tell me you havent noticed the absolute exponential rise in trolls here and elsewhere? It's election season, get ready dude...
Actually i have GMB. I have. Soul-factor pretty low in them thar trolls.
ori
Here is a CIA assesment of the economy;
"Iran's economy is marked by an inefficient state sector, reliance on the oil sector, which provides the majority of government revenues, and statist policies, which create major distortions throughout the system. Private sector activity is typically limited to small-scale workshops, farming, and services. Price controls, subsidies, and other rigidities weigh down the economy, undermining the potential for private-sector-led growth. Significant informal market activity flourishes. The legislature in late 2009 passed President Mahmud AHMADI-NEJAD's bill to reduce subsidies, particularly on food and energy. The bill would phase out subsidies - which benefit Iran's upper and middle classes the most - over three to five years and replace them with cash payments to Iran's lower classes. However, the start of the program was delayed repeatedly throughout 2010 over fears of public reaction to higher prices. This is the most extensive economic reform since the government implemented gasoline rationing in 2007. The recovery of world oil prices in the last year increased Iran's oil export revenue by at least $10 billion over 2009, easing some of the financial impact of the newest round of international sanctions. Although inflation has fallen substantially since the mid-2000s, Iran continues to suffer from double-digit unemployment and underemployment. Underemployment among Iran's educated youth has convinced many to seek jobs overseas, resulting in a significant "brain drain.""
You can ingnore the laws of gravity only so long...
You can ignore it as long as you live, then ignore them forever afterwards. Of course, that crossover point is much closer if you choose to ignore it.
Had to think about your post for a second, but I like it! If it was a bit shorter, I'd slap it on a bumper sticker.
you can ignore the laws of gravity for the rest of your life
I love how there are now IEDs being used to assassinate scientists. Sounds like terrorism.
Holy Hell, there's something seriously amiss in the blogosphere, discussing gravity...
tmosley says "You can ignore it as long as you live"
trav7777 says "you can ignore the laws of gravity for the rest of your life"
Peace in our lifetimes?
Nothing "Improvised" about that bomb
What you wrote about the Iranian economy is why I never believed the "boots on the ground" nonsense about how U.S. soldiers were going to get trapped in a quagmire once we physically invaded Iran. There is no need to physically invade Iran when there are much easier ways to bring chaos and possibly regime change. Whatever you want to say about decline and problems the U.S. may have, they do still control the world financial markets and the administration and the CIA have shown that there are no limits to what they do in terms of eliminating key personnel of their perceived "enemies" or using financial tools as weapons of war.
Disclaimer: I'm not happy about or support what I wrote above, but I think it's the reality of the situation.
Gene, you're a child here compared to me, now go back to sleep.
holy cow, I just remembered that the good doctor,s name was Roy too. Trippy.
ori
Those who want war should be given the opportunity to experience it first hand. I long for the days when war meant the king and his knights rode at the head of the army. Now, they just eat popcorn and watch it all unfold on the tube.
Either them or their children. It should be a prerequisite for voting up on war... if we still voted and declared our wars... but that ship sailed.
That really hasn't happened since the days of Henry V. Of course, as long as the nobles didn't get shot by an arrow or crossbow bolt they were pretty safe. If captured, they would be ransomed rather than killed.
once more unto the breach, dear friends...
he was exceptional *because* he fought. His peasants respected him and their bravery was admirable. His example pretty much kept them in place at Agincourt in the face of attacking cavalry and 5-1 odds against them. The French nobility was on the front lines in opposition. Would that our present wars featured this arrangement. By WW1, the peasant class got very tired of jumping to the bugle and getting cut into hamburger.
As an aside, Henry V claimed the throne of France, demonstrating again how the entire England/France history of war was a family feud. Many, many people died so that nobles could settle pissing matches with their cousins, uncles, and brothers. H5 was great grandson of the former King of France and married the present King's daughter.
I much prefer a history thread to the tiresome zionism/anti-zionism shit that ZH posts often devolve into. Henry V had a very legitimate claim to the French throne. Edward III of England (Henry's great grandfather) had the strongest claim to the French throne when Philippe IV of France died, because he was the son of Phillipe's eldest surviving child (daughter). Henry V was obviously a direct descendant of Edward III and therefore also of Phillipe IV.
Try the Hannity forum.
Elvis Dog-There's a good book on this topic (Advance to Barbarism) by Frederick J. Neale.
How is an oil ambargo war again? Please don't let the facts confuse you.
I see a little history lesson is in order. In July 1941, the US imposed an oil embargo Japan...and by December 7, 1941...well the rest is history.
Iran is not Japan. Iran has no real military power.
Huh ? Japan is forbidden from having a standing army written into its constitution.
I suppose this act would *not* be conveniently classified as "Terrorism".
Roy, roy, roy. Yes, Iran is not Japan. But Iran is NOT armed with spitballs and straws..
http://www.life.com/gallery/28542/image/86022357/irans-military-strangely-powerful#index/18
oh ... I thought it was just sanctions ... but your 'facts' confused you to call it an oil ambargo?
Listen shit-for-brains, 2-weeks in troll-baiter, USA embargoed Cuba in 1962 and this very nearly caused a thermonuclear exchange.
Then we're lucky Iran doesn't have nukes yet. Aren't we?
Who's 'we'? I'm not with you bud.
Like I said, you and your kike mates are in for a few surprises.
"We" is anybody who does not want to see a nuclear weapon explode on US territory and anybody who does not believe in a world ruled by Sharia law.
Clearly, that does not include you.
The only nuclear weapon that will hit the US will be courtesy of Russia or China....you can take that one to the bank (along with your troll paycheck).
the type of hyperbole you warmongers spew is shameful.
The nations with the capability to hit the entire US are all allies excepting Russia.
Hey, Roy. Watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dXyD8rHmq4&feature=player_embedded#!
Oh, and let us not forget this one, as of this past Sunday...warning: doublespeak contained within
'Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta told CBS’ Face the Nation that Iran has still not made the decision to build a nuclear bomb. He said that time was running out as Iran is rushing for the scientific and technical ability to build a nuclear weapon, but as of yet the political establishment has not made the final decision.'
Hmm, how can they be 'rushing' to build a nuclear weapon, but haven't decided upon it yet?
http://www.inquisitr.com/177767/leon-panetta-iran-has-not-made-decision-to-build-nuclear-bomb-yet/
Wake up people. Shoot your TV AND NOT your mouths.
As of Sunday Iran has 3 major nuclear powers on their side, Russia, China, and India, agreeing to buy Iranian oil in their respective currencies, bypassing USD completely.
It will bring Russian, Chinese, and Indian currency into Iran, shoring up Iranian currency.
...and it will bring all the freikin nukes Iran needs ...and the missiles to deliver them anywhere in the northern hemisphere ...which includes anywhere in America I believe.
If America tries to cut off Iranian oil to China ...or Russia or India... all hell will break loose and we'll be in WWIII ...thermonuclear WWIII.
Got your nuclear bomb shelter ready? Stocked with years of food and water?
Hope so :)
So the question is; what did the banksters order Barry to do?
If America tries to cut off Iranian oil to China.......
I thought it was Iran threatening to cut off all oil from the gulf to everyone?? When did the US threaten to close the gulf?
Come off it. The US said extremely clearly and with great volume back in late Novemeber that it was going to prevent all trade with Iran and all trade transactions, and that it expected all other countries to support the US's unilateral sanctions declaration.
Europe went along with the US, while many others rejected it.
The US is now faced with using the USN to enforce sanctions on all via a blockade of Iranian oil trading and banning transactions with banks and countries trading with Iran.
Iran is saying if you do that to Iran, financially, or via blockade, we will close the strait to anyone imposing sanctions on Iran.
Instant war.
I have never read anything about the the US Navy threatening to blockade Iranian oil. I understood the USA sponsored sanctions to say - in effect - if you do business with Iran you don't do business with us, or use American banks - your choice. Please give me a link to any threat to back up sanctions by blockading gulf.
Only an idiot, or a provocateur, would not or would pretend not to understand that the threat is implied and quite real, and the White Hut and Pentagon will try to do this, if they can get enough international support and 'moral' inertial via propaganda, to quell resistance with a shower of hegemonic conceit, lies, misrepresentation and warmongering horseshit, to steal territory, resources, and murder people for empire and weapon sales.
Everyone else here, or in the region, and in foreign Govts have no problem grasping the situation and the implications.
The USA put missles with nuclear warheads in Turkey pointed at Moscow. The Soviets sought to equalize the situation with missles in Cuba. America painted the Soviets as the aggressors and nearly started a nuclear war.
I think the word you meant was BLOCKADE rather than EMBARGO?
BTW, why is the Cuba Embargo still in place?
Because they 'won' and thus stole the warmongers profit.
Roy, man! Turn off the FAUX News. An oil embargo is also known as economic warfare. Keep this up and you'll be winning the Troll Of The Day Award.
Name me a war that wasn't fought over resources...
"Is Roy10 above serious?"
No...he is one of those "jobs saved or created" by the current globalist regime.
Simply a paid dis-info agent....they've got THOUSANDS of them on the payroll.
And I still say he might be 8 years old....tops!
ORI - Excellent observation, the whole country is held together with one lie after another, but it is not the fault of the citizenry, although they do share blame for a complete lack of knowledge and basic inquiry.
The Rothschilds own all media in this country, and have manipulated war information for 100 years. Julius Reuter was a Rothschild agent. Look up how long ago that was.
There is no way they will allow free flow of information so they promote the illusion of choice with so many news orgs, but they are all tightly controlled. Ordinary decent people really cannot fathom the depth of evil in this. There is a reason we have been under constant economic and war stress since 1913 and any let up would only threaten the leeches who live off of us.
Your friends are a perfect example, they have had lies fed to them nonstop all their lives, and with no other information options, and with their lives under constant threat of boogeymen, they can only discuss what our overlords allow them to see and hear. They are trapped but don't know it.
Furthermore the newsblabbers themselves have no grasp of our own history, let alone foreign. Their ignorance is bolstered by their arrogance, which is fed by their huge paychecks, which allow them access to fancy circles, which in turn feed their massive egos and make them feel important. And smart. Which they absolutely are not.
Don't lose your friends over these lies, but find a way to present information where they can do their own homework if they want to. And they might not want to, and you will have to accept that.
As an example, go to WW2 -
1) Germany was flat broke in 1918 and again in 1929 but could threaten the whole world 10 years later - how could that be, where did all the the money come from, after all, it has been 10 years since 911 and we still have not rebuilt GZ.
2) Germany was centrally located, but needed thousands of tons of rubber for the tank treads. plane and jeep wheels, bullet belts for the machine guns, etc., so if the rubber came from rubber trees and plantations, and the plantations were in Paraguay, and they were owned by American businessmen, how did the supplies get to Germany?
I also know very smart people who cannot believe that the 911 hoax murders were perpetrated by our own leaders as a favor to their foreign friends. They simply do not have the prior historical information which would make them aware, and all history schoolbooks are approved by the Board of Education and we know who runs that dump, the same ones who inflict wars everywhere as a salary.
And I don't mean the military. I'm sure many of them realize too late that they have been walked into a racket but if they say anything it's friendly-fire time.
Try to reconnect with your friends and don't fight with them any more over this, but give them very, very easy things to look up which will conflict with the hypnotic poison they have been fed.
Excellent re-cap Fleur. I'm now back in India and the blinders are on much tighter. Much tighter.
Lost friends littered everywhere, as far as they eye can see. :-)
ori
Iran's economy isn't all that efficient. The embargo would work except for Japan and China seeing it totally against their interests. And I think there is a pipeline that goes to Russia that can get oil out.
I have no idea if a popular uprising could remove the current Twelvers, but Tehran seems to act like it could. Now thats an Arab(Persian?) Spring I could appreciate. The chance of some bizarre attack is also possible and, in McCollom like conspiracy, a provocation for Obama to mis-direct things through war and the profits to be reaped for friends and pals. If Cliffs takes a big leap, front-running is happening.
But don't forget the Iranians already said that if Iran can not trade its oil not one drop of oil will get through the strait.
That is a flat-out military ultimatum to the White House and Europe, and it wasn't even covered in diplomatic cotton wool.
This was senior military speaking, not some mealy mouthed ambassador.
Nothing new about this. Someone has been killing people in Iran's nuclear program for a couple of years. And these car bombs are one of the ways they have been doing it. Pretty sophisticated as well. A shaped charge that just kills the one person they are after. Add in unexplained explosions at military facilities, railways, ect and a low level war is underway there. It seems to have picked up after the June 2009 elections. Just a guess but I would suggest local opposition with help from Israel and/or the US. Politics becomes difficult to figure out when the opposition includes people who have had prior significant roles in goverment. They have contacts within the military/intellegence services and understand who may be of value for information/future military help.
Someone has been killing people in Iran's nuclear program for a couple of years.
'Someone'? How about many someone's? Spell Mossad, and you'll have won.
I wonder if our drones are involved? /sarc
Israel and the US.
Car bombs and other explosive devices cannot be classified as other than terrorism.
Israel, in particular, specializes in this type of terrorism technique. You can bing up the history of the palestinian called "the engineer" and how they got to him.
2 years to the day of previous attack plus many others targeting nuke scientists is quite the convenient coincidence.
"Assassinations, military threats and political pressures ... The enemy insists on the tactic of creating fear to stop Iran's peaceful nuclear activities," Fars quoted lawmaker Javad Jahangirzadeh as saying in reaction to the blast.
A similar bomb explosion exactly two years ago - Jan. 12, 2010 - killed Tehran University professor Masoud Ali Mohammadi, a senior physics professor. He was killed when a bomb-rigged motorcycle exploded near his car as he was about to leave for work.
The semiofficial Mehr news agency said that Roshan had planned to attend a memorial ceremony later Wednesday for the slain professor.
In November 2010, a pair of back-to-back bomb attacks in different parts of the capital killed another nuclear scientist and wounded one more.
The slain scientist, Majid Shahriari, was a member of the nuclear engineering faculty at Shahid Beheshti University in Tehran and cooperated with the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran. The wounded scientist, Fereidoun Abbasi, was almost immediately appointed head of Iran's atomic agency.
Shahriari's expertise - neutron transport - lies at the heart of nuclear chain reactions in reactors and bombs. And Abbasi, now Iran's nuclear chief, has been described as a laser expert and one of the few top Iranian specialists in nuclear isotope separation.
And in July 2011, motorcycle-riding gunmen killed Darioush Rezaeinejad, an electronics student. Other reports identified him as a scientist involved in suspected Iranian attempts to make nuclear weapons.
Rezaeinejad allegedly participated in developing high-voltage switches, a key component in setting off the explosions needed to trigger a nuclear warhead.
The United States and some allies say Iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons technology. Iran denies the allegations, saying that its program is intended for energy and medical research.
The latest blast is certain to bring fresh charges by Iran that the U.S. and allies are waging a clandestine campaign of bloodshed and sabotage in attempts to set back Iran's nuclear efforts.
"Instead of actually fighting a conventional war, Western powers and their allies appear to be relying on covert war tactics to try to delay and degrade Iran's nuclear advancement," said Theodore Karasik, a security expert at the Dubai-based Institute for Near East and Gulf Military Analysis.
He said the use of magnetic bombs bears the hallmarks of covert operations.
"It's a very common way to eliminate someone," he added. "It's clean, easy and efficient."
Read more here: http://www.bellinghamherald.com/2012/01/11/2345378/report-bomb-kills-ira...Reminds me of the Nazguls. Feast on Iran's flesh...
China hears cheaper energy. What's not to like? Grow up and await the greetings with sweets and flowers.
duplilcate
Embargo is already a success.
You sure?
Depends on the criteria for success, I suppose.
If the leadership collapses rapidly, how can you be sure that what rises out of the collapse will be better disposed to the West?
If the leadership collapses rapidly, won't this play havoc with oil prices? Aren't very high oil prices bad?
The last couple of "Mission Accomplished" declarations haven't turned out neatly, have they?
Regime falls = nuclear program stopped. That’s pretty much all I care about right now.
Higher oil prices are actually good.
Regime falls = nuclear program stopped. That’s pretty much all I care about right now.
That's a very narrow view. The consequences of a sudden catastrophic collapse could be much worse than Iran furthering its nuclear program. There's more to care about than that.
Higher oil prices are actually good.
OK, if you think so. Could you explain why?
It's hardly a narrow view. The only reason for the embargo is the nuclear program. What they do after the regime falls is their own problem and the West should not interfere with that. What concequences do you imagine?
As for oil prices - the higher they go, the less people use and more will be invested into alternatives. Higher oil prices in the only way to bring an end to the oil era.
So the West should interfere until it has achieved whatever objective it has set? (in this case... stopping WMD??? again??) but then should not interfere after that?
Basically, the West should interfere in toppling regimes, but then should not interfere?
I think this philosophy might play out badly for the West. I have a vague recollection of this having negative consequences in the past.
My view is that a nuclear Iran should be avoided at all costs. Why? becuase if they get a nuclear weapon, it's almost certain to explode in NYC.
Beyond that, I have no interest in Iran or what regime they choose. I would love for them to be a liberal democracy, but I'm ont prepared to force it on them.
It obvious from what you're saying and how you're saying it that you are a pubescent school boy playing troll.
When do regime changes generated by the U.S. ever result in a stable, liberal Democracy? I can't think of a single example. I can think of lots of examples where our glorious leaders didn't think through possible unintended consequences of their regime changes and the situation winds up being worse than before.
RoyBoy, you are sooooo out of your depth on this board. Did someone put you up to this or are you telling us something the nice newsblabbers told you?
There is a little country right next to Iran with 300 admitted nukes, maybe more, is that okay with you, or do you think some countries should have them and not others, if so which ones and how many?
Please share your wisdom with us since you are so very enlightened.
don't take this the wrong way, but you're a fuckin idiot.
What nation has waged more wars than any other and invaded more nations than all others combined in the past 50 years?
Why? becuase if they get a nuclear weapon, it's almost certain to explode in NYC.
I would be more concerned about Russian (ICBM-delivered) nukes going off *over* NYC.
I would be more concerned about a American nuke going off over Japan. Oh wait...
Roy 10: Regime falls = nuclear program stopped. That’s pretty much all I care about right now.
Higher oil prices are actually good.
Regime change does not necessarily mean an end to the nuclear program, which may or may not be intended to make a bomb. Its as likely to put some other newer (possibly crazier regime in place ). There will definitely be an increase in instability as that is how regime change is achieved. This mechanism for regime change results it volatility and chaos, that usually does not result in peaceful friendly government.
PS it will result in pissing off a large number of people who don't need to be made angry.
So the reason behind the skyrocketing fuel prices over the last few decades has been to use that money to invest in alternative energy? And these global Oil Corporations are doing this to bring and end to the oil era?
Thanks for explaining all that. The people of the world will be relieved to know that these International Mega-corporations are looking out for us all.
Fool.
DPRK is more collapsed and for much longer, and it did not stop them developing nukes, and ICBMs, and basic Satellite launch capabilities regardless.
This is just the beginning of the beginning, you are in for many surprises, the Iranians have been waiting for this war for decades, now it is finally arriving.
How is DPRK collapsed? The regime is in full control of the country.
As for the Iranians "waiting for this war" - I sincerely doubt that the Ayatollahs are “waiting” to have their infrastructure destroyed and that the people of Iran are “waiting” to be bombed back to the 19th century. That’s why I believe they will very soon overthrow their corrupt government.
Economically collapsed tosser.
Dream on fool, the Iranians are not going to overthrow their Govt. They will fight the US and Israel and NATO, and will not give up. They saw what happened to Iraq when you give up. Same way North Vietnam withstood, with proxy support, against a sustained decade long US attack. End result, USA kicked out of Saigon, in front of the whole world, in utter defeat. The Pentagon lost its stomach for US invasions of other countries for about the next 23 years.
Who ever mentioned an invasion? That should not and will not happen. The US hsould NEVER EVER invade and attempt to occupy another country.
The wars of the futures should be fought almost exclusively from the air (and sea).
er ... yeah ... all of 13 years old ... if that.
Does your mom know you're on the internet?
You are being too generous...he's at the most 8. Even my 14 yr old gets it!
Dear MegaTroll,
Our dependency on smart bombs may well be the undoing of our military. The U.S. military should immediately trade in most of it's high tech crap for MORE MARINE RIFLEMEN, the only effective, ground-holding, proven solution in a real (hot) war...
Your lack of grasp of history is painful to watch.
So if they stop the peaceful program as you wish, can they trade crude oil for Pakistan's defense resources?
Oops! Door number 3; no perception perequisite, no replays. Genius waits while fools dash about foaming at the mouth.
Regime falls = nuclear program stopped. That’s pretty much all I care about right now. Higher oil prices are actually good.
Pffft! Wow. Written as a true speculator. Roy, please stop using my oxygen. Oh, and you won. Here is your Troll Of The Day Award and $5 off at the nearest Taco Bell to feed that burgeoning, atom-splitting brain of yours.
Next on the USA's checklist is to exhume the Shah's corpse and bring it back to Iran Weekend At Bernie's style.
Agreed. And somehow, in my gut, I get this feeling that "Ahmidinny" is simply playing his part in the theatrical production that is being presented to us. I need to do more research on the possibility that he is "handled". Anyone?
Actually, this sort of blatent evil will only serve to speed the awakening of humanity against Zionism and thereby bring about the end of this cancer upon the world.
Yes - blame the Jews for the world's problems. Beacause it's the jews who are flying planes into buildings. Right - Let;s ignore the fact that most mulslims being killed, are killed by other muslms.
You fool no one Joo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_profilepage&v=UYvfiOkHZ8U
Your anti-Semitism is showing. There’s no point to reason with an individual driven by nothing other than hatred. You should have been born a century ago. Those were far better times for your kind.
Oh no it's not me Roy old boy ... the holocaust was just in remission ... the Joos have bought it all back again.
Go on Roy. Just remember ZH is one of the last few places that these anti-semites have to do their circlejerk. Heck, they even got kicked out of Occupy Wall Street protests. That's right, the protestors preferred raping and doped homeless people amongst their presence than these guys.