Finally Obama (BHO) spoke on Iran Mayhem. Criticize Iranian authority’s crackdown on peaceful protesters.

by admin on June 24, 2009

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Finally Obama  (BHO) spoke on Iran Mayhem. Criticize Iranian authority’s crackdown on peaceful protesters.
But what took him so long? Why he is so scared in criticizing the brutal regimes of world? Yesterday people from all over the world cried for Iranian people and prayed for Iranian people just by watching the Sad Video of martyr Neda brutal murder. All Europeans countries criticize the Iranian authority brutal actions against the peace protesters but white house remain silent. Why? No Answer…..Anyway….Finally our Great Obama spoke……

Barack Obama ‘outraged’ by Iranian violence as Britain expels two diplomats Via Times Online

Iran’s relations with the West nosedived tonight after Britain expelled two diplomats in a tit-for-tat exchange and Barack Obama broke his silence to denounce the regime’s “threats, beatings and imprisonments”.

As the authorities in Tehran tightened their grip on power, the international community also hardened its position against Tehran.

Iranian envoys in at least five European capitals were summoned to be told that the post-election crackdown in the Iranian capital against peaceful demonstrators was unacceptable. Read Full News

Today Obama spoke out about Iran mayhem, but he got the very soft word to describe the brutality of Iranian regime against their own innocent’s people. Come on BHO show your guts and stand for peace and democracy and call for full fledge ban on Iran. Can You?

If you can’t see the real deaths of democracy then at least go and watch the martyr Neda Video to see what’s really happening in Iran. People and innocents youths are getting killed for no reasons. Murderer regime of Iran is too busy in killing of their own innocents people and unfortunately our world is missing a real leader to make a stand and stand for people’s freedom. Just shame……

RIP Neda: A symbol of Protests: Angel of Freedom

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Ekawaaz Thought: Three Words, I am not scared of criticizing the Iranian Brutal Regime: Three words “Death To Dictator”

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  • amar
    i totally agree..a good one
  • BHO took too long to issue the stronger words yesterday.

    Furthermore, he had no passion for the condemnation he issued. He read it without much emotion.

    Meanwhile, more people are in the streets in Iran today. It's getting bloodier now.

    AND...Now we have North Korea threatening to wipe America off the map!
  • The views expressed by the author seem too much of a conservative cold war nepotism. In this multipolar world order do u find any need for Americans or Obama to condemn such acts of gross human violation to know that the events taking place in Iran are wrong. We should be rather first look in our own backyard and see how many people or parties have condemned it in India. We call ourselves a friend of Iran which has shown its ugly face as a farce democracy, threatens other countries, holds the world for ransom with the oil wells in its kitty and the latest crushing the opposition with a heavy hand and the irony is that the biggest upholder of the democratic spirit among developing world, India, does not have the guts to call a spade a spade and itself condemn in strong words such acts of injustice by Iranian government against its own people. This opportunism does not suit if we call ourselves a great vibrant democracy and support covertly such acts of blatant dictatorship. We fear a backlash from a particular community if we condemn those acts taking place in Iran.

    Again, why do we always look up to Americans to certify all that is bad and good for others and us. If some terrorist activity takes place in India, we request Americans to condemn it rather than facing the challenge ourself. If we want any organization banned, we knock the doors of Washington. If we want some action to take place on something then we go and complain like a child to our guardian called Uncle Sam and expect things to become better. This mentality is only going to make us weak in international community as a nation and is not going to help us become one of the poles of the new international multipolar order.
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