Jim Kouri
Iran's Ayatollah: Under Obama U.S. lacks the might it once had
By Jim Kouri
Speaking candidly and openly to a number of high-level Iranians in both public and private sectors, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, in a speech claimed the United States, under President Barack Obama's leadership, no longer possesses the might and awe it once enjoyed, according to Middle Eastern news sources.
Speaking during a meeting of Iran's Assembly of Experts in Tehran, the Ayatollah promised that the current "world order" will be replaced with a new world order that is already emerging not only in the Middle East but also in the West.
"The realities in the region and the world show a serious uncertainty in the [America's] principles of power and might; therefore, we should understand the realities correctly to prevent wrong analyses," Khamenei said.
Ayatollah Khamenei, while encouraging his followers to believe his words, falsely claimed there was failure by the Zionist regime to win its "war against the Palestinians in Gaza Strip." He stated, "The recent war in Gaza was an example of miracle; a small region with limited capabilities accomplished a task that brought the Zionist regime, as the symbol of the West's power, to its knees."
"It's amazing how puffed up this leader and his minions are. Most of their so-called technological achievement are a result of economic or military espionage. One of America's biggest crime problems is Iranians or their agents stealing intellectual property from both the government and from businesses," according to corporate director of security and cyber crime expert Jonathan Christian Peters.
Many Iranian officials criticized their country's priority of building up its military might with expensive armaments and projects such as their recent unveiling of a missile defense system and a new, domestically built stealth fighter jet. The Ayatollah said that the new world order will depend on a nation's economic and technological advantages being preferred over its military prowess.
Ayatollah Khamenei, sounding very much like the leaders of industrialized Western countries, said that a transitional period will entail the end of the "bipolar world" and the start of a unipolar world that hasn't arrived yet. The Supreme Leader said that the "time for voluntary isolation has gone."
The Ayatollah, who is considered the real power in Iran, noted that "Iran's cultural heritage and its great civilization along with its independence seeking discourse rooted in the Islamic Revolution culture has increased the Iranian potentials to play a key role in the creation of the new world order."
It's quite possible that President Barack Obama and his administration's minions are provoking many Americans to stage an actual rebellion, former NRA editor and leading weapons policy maven, John Snyder has warned.
In addition, Snyder points out that Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal also accused President Obama and other Democrats of waging war against religious liberty and education and said that a rebellion is brewing in the U.S. with people ready for "a hostile takeover" of the nation's capital.
"Is President Obama provoking rebellion? It's quite possible he is," Snyder said. " [And] that seems to be the opinion of Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana and others, as well."
Gov. Jindal spoke in Washington, D.C, at the annual Faith and Freedom Coalition conference. During his presentation he accused Obama, his minions and sycophants of waging war against certain American values "The Pelican State governor is right on," said Snyder, who is also on the board of advisers for the National Association of Chiefs of Police.
"As a matter of fact, America should be ashamed of the Obama presidency," he added.
© Jim Kouri
March 9, 2016
Speaking candidly and openly to a number of high-level Iranians in both public and private sectors, the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei, in a speech claimed the United States, under President Barack Obama's leadership, no longer possesses the might and awe it once enjoyed, according to Middle Eastern news sources.
Speaking during a meeting of Iran's Assembly of Experts in Tehran, the Ayatollah promised that the current "world order" will be replaced with a new world order that is already emerging not only in the Middle East but also in the West.
"The realities in the region and the world show a serious uncertainty in the [America's] principles of power and might; therefore, we should understand the realities correctly to prevent wrong analyses," Khamenei said.
Ayatollah Khamenei, while encouraging his followers to believe his words, falsely claimed there was failure by the Zionist regime to win its "war against the Palestinians in Gaza Strip." He stated, "The recent war in Gaza was an example of miracle; a small region with limited capabilities accomplished a task that brought the Zionist regime, as the symbol of the West's power, to its knees."
"It's amazing how puffed up this leader and his minions are. Most of their so-called technological achievement are a result of economic or military espionage. One of America's biggest crime problems is Iranians or their agents stealing intellectual property from both the government and from businesses," according to corporate director of security and cyber crime expert Jonathan Christian Peters.
Many Iranian officials criticized their country's priority of building up its military might with expensive armaments and projects such as their recent unveiling of a missile defense system and a new, domestically built stealth fighter jet. The Ayatollah said that the new world order will depend on a nation's economic and technological advantages being preferred over its military prowess.
Ayatollah Khamenei, sounding very much like the leaders of industrialized Western countries, said that a transitional period will entail the end of the "bipolar world" and the start of a unipolar world that hasn't arrived yet. The Supreme Leader said that the "time for voluntary isolation has gone."
The Ayatollah, who is considered the real power in Iran, noted that "Iran's cultural heritage and its great civilization along with its independence seeking discourse rooted in the Islamic Revolution culture has increased the Iranian potentials to play a key role in the creation of the new world order."
It's quite possible that President Barack Obama and his administration's minions are provoking many Americans to stage an actual rebellion, former NRA editor and leading weapons policy maven, John Snyder has warned.
In addition, Snyder points out that Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal also accused President Obama and other Democrats of waging war against religious liberty and education and said that a rebellion is brewing in the U.S. with people ready for "a hostile takeover" of the nation's capital.
"Is President Obama provoking rebellion? It's quite possible he is," Snyder said. " [And] that seems to be the opinion of Gov. Bobby Jindal of Louisiana and others, as well."
Gov. Jindal spoke in Washington, D.C, at the annual Faith and Freedom Coalition conference. During his presentation he accused Obama, his minions and sycophants of waging war against certain American values "The Pelican State governor is right on," said Snyder, who is also on the board of advisers for the National Association of Chiefs of Police.
"As a matter of fact, America should be ashamed of the Obama presidency," he added.
© Jim Kouri
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