Category Archives: Iran

The Tip Of The Spear

Posted on April 16, 2006 by Mash

Ambassador Richard Holbrooke writes today in The Washington Post that the six retired generals who have publicly called for the resignation of Donald Rumsfeld are likely speaking for their colleagues who are still in the military: First, it is clear … Continue reading →

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Mr. Ahmadinejad, Or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb

Posted on April 14, 2006 by Mash

I hope the title of this article scared you. It should. Knowing that one madman has the power to harness a country’s resources to develop a nuclear bomb and then wipe Israel off the map is a very frightening thought … Continue reading →

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Iran Strikes Back

Posted on April 12, 2006 by Mash

The United States has threatened a nuclear strike on the Islamic Republic of Iran. The Government of Iran has responded to this threat by publicly humiliating the United States. Iran has declared that it has officially joined the Nuclear Club. … Continue reading →

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The View From Iran: Two Suns In The Sunset

Posted on April 10, 2006 by Mash

You have just learned that the "Shaytan Bozorg" wants to go nuclear on you. What do you do? Do you run into the streets screaming "Marg bar Amrika!"? Do you run and hide in the basement? Do you head for … Continue reading →

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Saving Iran

Posted on April 9, 2006 by Mash

I recall quipping to a friend a few weeks ago that I thought the way out of Iraq for this Administration was through Iran. What I meant at the time was that since this Administration had haplessly shifted the center … Continue reading →

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