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Iran: Messiah complex
Tuesday, 27 December 2005
AhmadinejadIran’s president is on the lookout for global upheaval - and nuclear weapons

Editorial

Newsday.com - What if your country is led by a man who believes the world is preparing for the return of a messiah who will restore order to a degenerate world after a period of global tribulation - and that this leader wants nuclear weapons?


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Iran cleric protests shutdown of satellite TV
Monday, 26 December 2005
Hidden satellite dishes in IranAgence France Presse - The managers of a reformist-funded satellite television channel are to take legal action against Iranian authorities for allegedly banning their activities and broadcast, a company executive said Monday.

Saba TV's managing director said they came to understand that their station was being banned by the government days after Iranian security agents tried to confiscate a tape from a network official at Dubai airport.


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Time to be firm on Iran regime, support opposition - Belgian MP
Monday, 26 December 2005
Jean-Pierre Malmendier, member of the Belgian ParliamentNCRI – A member of the Belgian Parliament called for The Iranian regime’s nuclear dossier and human rights violations to be referred to the Security Council.

Jean-Pierre Malmendier from the Belgian Liberal Party made his point in a rally in protest against repugnant remarks by Iranian regime’s president Ahmadinejad, and the regime’s nuclear and terrorist threats, in Brussels on Tuesday, December 21.


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Reining in Iran
Monday, 26 December 2005
BILL FRIST (R-Tenn.) Senate majority leaderBy Bill Frist
BILL FRIST (R-Tenn.) is Senate majority leader.

Los Angeles Times - Iran's ruling mullahs have waged a 26-year campaign to suppress dissent, support terror and pursue a nuclear weapons program. In recent weeks, it has become clear that international efforts to stop Iran's atomic program have failed to bear fruit. Unless we act quickly, the United States will have a nuclear crisis on its hands.


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Iran regime's meddling in Iraq condemned by Brussels rally
Sunday, 25 December 2005
Brussels rally against mullahs' meddling in IraqNCRI – In protest against repugnant remarks by Iranian regime’s president Ahmadinejad, and the regime’s nuclear and terrorist threats, hundreds of Iranians and supporters of the Iranian Resistance gathered in front of the European Union headquarters in Brussels on Tuesday, December 21.


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Iran: Maryam Rajavi congratulates all Christians on birth of Jesus Christ
Sunday, 25 December 2005
Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the Iranian Resistance’s President-electNCRI - In a message on Christmas, Mrs. Maryam Rajavi, the Iranian Resistance’s President-elect, congratulated the birth of Jesus Christ to all Christians in Iran and around the world.  Noting that God had sent Jesus to heal the brokenhearted, to preach deliverance to the captives, and to set at liberty them that are bruised, and to prepare for the demise of the oppressors, Mrs. Rajavi emphasized that Jesus’ cry can still be heard today from beside hanging cranes in Iran where Iranian youth and children are hanged, crying out that “the Son of man is not come to destroy men’s lives, but to save them” and saying, “weightier matters of the law” are “judgment, mercy, and faith.”


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Iranian Resistance urges support for Tehran bus drivers strike
Sunday, 25 December 2005
ImageNCRI - The Iranian Resistance urged residents of Tehran, and in particular workers and wage-earners, to support the strike of Tehran bus drivers and their just demands. The Resistance called on all workers and residents in Tehran to resist the ploys and repressive measures undertaken by the clerical regime to suppress the protest.


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Iran: Bus drivers gone on strike in capital
Sunday, 25 December 2005
NCRI - Bus drivers in the Iranian capital, Tehran, went on strike today to protest against their wages and conditions of work, as they had warned earlier.

The drivers have been calling for improvement of their working conditions and higher wages to meet with rising inflation but their demands have been refused by the clerical regime.

Today’s strike has brought further chaos to the streets of capital making it even more difficult for commuters to move around in the city.


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Iran regime rejects Russian nuclear offer
Sunday, 25 December 2005
ImageNCRI – Iranian regime rejected an offer from Russia to conduct uranium enrichment activities on its soil for that country. Mullahs’ foreign ministry spokesman told reporters on Sunday: "We have still not received the concrete offer, but it is clear that we will accept positively the propositions and the plans that recognize the right of the Islamic republic to carry out enrichment on its own soil.”


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Declaration by 5.2m Iraqis in support of the Iranian Mojahedin
Declaration by 5.2 m Iraqis in support of the Iranian Mojahedin
 121 political parties and social groups, 700,000 women, 14,000 lawyers and jurists, 19,000 physicians, 35,000 engineers, 320 clerics, 540 professors, 2,000 tribal sheikhs and 300 local officials among 5.2 million
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