Persicus Maximus

The first issue, is the newly  published IAEA report regarding Iran's nuclear program. The report hopes to kick start, putting an end to the big and small disputes of the so called 5­­­-1 with Iran. It was probably the best the West and Iran could have hoped for. Fact of the matter is the West needed something to save its face for its more than a decade long chantage of Iran's Government with all those sanctions, not to mention the hardships it put upon the Iranian nation… Probable objective was (at the behest of pro Israeli  Lobbyists) initiations of at best unrest and regime change, or at least foreign policy change.  None seems to have materialized.  Announcing that the Iranians probably had conducted research at some point years ago, but now, as of 2009 exists no further evidence, is so ridiculously lame and cosmetic, that the Iranians can only smirk and let the West have this little validation only to move on and get it over with. However, we are de

(Survey carried out by The U.S. Global Leadership Project, however explanations and justifications that have followed upon each result…are also from them, they are typically naive and stupefying… therefore, not shared by this blog) 1. Russia – 82% The U.S. Global Leadership Project reports that 82% of Russians don’t approve of the job the United States is doing in leadership. This is the strongest disapproval rating of any other country in the world. Many Russians feel that the United States has made things worse in their country by trying to get involved in Russia’s affairs. Even though most Russians don’t like America, those who live in other countries have a high disapproval rating of Russia as well. Russia is the only country in which the median disapproval rating of Russian leadership was more than the median approval rating. The fact that the United States has recently led Western sanctions on Russia hasn’t made the approval rating any better. 2. Turkey

   "I'm not a Nazi," the innkeeper says, standing without an umbrella in the rain. "I know negroes, I know the döner kebab Turks. I just want my peace and quiet and my German rights." "Those aren't Nazis," the neighbor says, pointing to a group of young men. "Those are young people who the system has turned into who they are." We're going to have to defend ourselves against the "Kanaken," says a steward wearing a white band on his upper arm, using a German racial slur that refers to Southern Europeans and people from the Middle East. Last Wednesday night, in the Einsiedel district of Chemnitz, a city in the eastern state of Saxony, a barricade set up by local citizens was still standing, as it had been for the past 48 hours. Once again, hundreds of people had gathered on Anton Hermann Strasse, which leads straight past pretty burgher houses up to a camp that used to belong to the Pioneers, the East Ger

1. Saudi Arabia is governed as an absolutist monarchy by a huge clan, the Saud family, and the throne passes from one king to another. The Cabinet is appointed by the king, and its policies have to be ratified by royal decree. Political parties are forbidden and there are no national elections. 2. Criticizing the monarchy, or defending human rights, can bring down severe and cruel punishments in addition to imprisonment. …there are countless individual cases to support this, all what is needed is a simple google search ! 3. Saudi Arabia has one of the highest execution rates in the world, killing scores of people each year for a range banalities like sorcery and etc…The regime has conducted over 100 beheading this year alone… The method of execution has been trained and given to their protegees ISIS / Daesh. 4. Saudi women are third-class citizens… right after the Shia second–class minority. The religious police enforce a policy of gender segregation and often harass women and

       “ Iran is Great “ is the name of a project, founded by one very interesting typically “European” family of a Romanian Husband, a French wife and 2 German born Children (official residence being Germany) .Their lifestyle and specially their means of transportation has been causing a major stir.. which is, one might add….a welcome aspect in this project. Their latest endeavor in the city of London where their vehicle was broken into by the Police appeared at first to have been a random act of idiotic reactionary police aggression (having already experienced German Police insensibility) but turned out to have been an idiotic deployment of some anti-terror unit ….initiated for fear of the message imprinted on this vehicle …. Stating simply ”Iran is Great”. Whatever the case and reasons…. this action has boosted their popularity and has given this project a publicity they had not anticipated. The good people of UK have come out and have started to support them as once the Ira

The deal is now signed and apart from the expected two countries (Israel and Saudi Arabia) everyone seems happy about the prospects of it. Unless these two countries succeed in torpedoing the deal (by like, starting to assassinate Iran's scientists again or spreading false accusations and etc...) then one dares say, we are all on the right track. Iran's program was never a military one to start with !! which needless to mention has been and is known by friends and foes of Iran alike. Proven in retrospect, all the "tam tam" about Iran's program was from the beginning a tool in hoping to blackmail and Shepperd Iran into the US political sphere and its policies in the Middle East and none other. Keeping that in mind, we must herewith conclude that this attempt ultimately seems to have failed..... This judgement comes from observing Iran's growing political, social and military influence starting from Eastern Afghanistan right through to the coasts of the