Wednesday, June 17, 2009
I've often heard that the Iranian security forces use a lot of Palestinian Arabs. Sounds like it's really showing at the moment: 'Hamas helping Iran crush dissent'
Palestinian Hamas members are helping the Iranian authorities crush street protests in support of reformist presidential candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, two protesters told The Jerusalem Post On Tuesday...
...Hamas formally welcomed incumbent Ahmadinejad's ostensible reelection victory on Saturday. The Palestinian Islamist movement receives arms and funding from Iran, and its members have often received training there, including in terror tactics and weapons manufacture...
..."The most important thing that I believe people outside of Iran should be aware of," the young man went on, "is the participation of Palestinian forces in these riots."
Another protester, who spoke as he carried a kitchen knife in one hand and a stone in the other, also cited the presence of Hamas in Teheran.
On Monday, he said, "my brother had his ribs beaten in by those Palestinian animals. Taking our people's money is not enough, they are thirsty for our blood too."
It was ironic, this man said, that the victorious Ahmadinejad "tells us to pray for the young Palestinians, suffering at the hands of Israel." His hope, he added, was that Israel would "come to its senses" and ruthlessly deal with the Palestinians.
When asked if these militia fighters could have been mistaken for Lebanese Shi'ites, sent by Hizbullah, he rejected the idea. "Ask anyone, they will tell you the same thing. They [Palestinian extremists] are out beating Iranians in the streets... The more we gave this arrogant race, the more they want... [But] we will not let them push us around in our own country."...
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We've heard that Iranians/Persians are NOT Arabs and they hate each other - so the islamofascist regime bringing in palestinian hamass brown shirts to beat Persians is not surprising.
This reminds me of what China did in the Tienemen Square revolt - the Chinese govt. brought in soldiers from far away, people who had no connection to the demonstrators - and they were willing to be ruthless.
There are thousands of Palestinian terrorists training for combat operations in Iran. Getting real combat practice against real targets in real urban areas is great training for when they are used to invade Israel and kill Jewish children.
The Pallys are used by Iran to kill and intimidate. This force could easily be turned against Persians if they are getting to troublesome. Arabs will usually take any chance they can find to kill non-Arabs and this is such an opportunity.
On a different line of thought, how about the terrorists were living in the part of town and felt threatened by the protests so they opened fire. Could be.
I can just imagine an off-the-record comment from a representative of the Israeli government: "You Iranians deal with your own government; we'll take care of Hamas. Let us know if you need any help."
I am an Iranian and used too feel sorry for palestinian ppl, but if this story with hamas in Iran killing my brothers and systers is true, i will not only start too hate Arabs, i will even beat them up if i see any of them and i will never stop hate them in future. My countrie have alredy help them alot with our oil money, and if they kill my ppl, belive me no iranian will feel sorry for them anymore, the time for mullahs are over.
B.S.
How do you identify a member of Hamas, Hizbuallah, Iraqi, Jordians or any other nationality or group? If they supposedly spoke Arabic what dialect?
This story was published in the Jpost and it didnt cite any sources other than "Tweets".