Axis of Mid-Evil
Iranian Islamic fascism was a cancer which started in 1979 when the Iranian Hezbollah took over the American Embassy in Tehran and held 52 Americans hostage for 444 days. This greatly embarrassed the United States, because the President was unable to deal effectively with these people. At that time we could have seized the initiative, killed the Hezbollah kidnappers, and freed our hostages. That would have put an early end to this cancer. But instead the fascist mullah regime took advantage of our weakness, because we helped the mullahs replace the Shah and start the campaign of terrorism that has never stopped.
During World War II, a small man with a lot of hate in his heart killed over fifty million people. Imagine what Iranian mullahs filled with hate and armed with nukes could do to the world. Adolf Hitler never had nukes, but the Iranian government will have them within one year, if not sooner.
The government of Iran is not afraid of its neighbors. It seeks nuclear weapons to promote its goals of conquering the oil-rich countries of the Middle East, driving the United States out of the region, and eventually destroying Israel, Europe, and the United States. Their own people hate them, and this gives the U.S. an opportunity to solve the problem of Iran's nuclear weapons while supporting their right to freedom, democracy, and independence.
Author's Note:
Writing this book has been a painful experience for me. Remembering all the family, friends, and leaders I knew who were murdered by the Khomeini regime was devastating. But I had no choice.
These brutal thugs and savages destroyed millions of Iranian lives, and I cannot sit silently while I see them getting ready to do the same thing to my country, the United States. This book is intended not just as a picture of where we are but a wakeup call, to let Americans know that the Khomeini network of fascist mullahs is actively planning to destroy us.
The threat is very real, and when they have nuclear weapons, it will be almost impossible to get rid of them. The time to act is now, and we must act together with the Iranian people themselves. They will fight to establish a secular democracy if we give them the things they need to get the job done. They wanted democracy in 1906, and they want it today. They cannot get it by themselves, and nobody but the United States can help them get it.
Many westerners look at the situation and say we must take Iran’s nuclear weapons away from the mullahs. In reality it is easier and more practical to take the country away from them instead. A democratic secular Iran can be trusted with nuclear weapons just as much as the nearby countries that already have them: Russia, Pakistan, India, China, and Israel. We are not used to thinking this way, but a strong, democratic pro-American Iran would be a tremendously effective weapon in the war against terrorism. Terrorists cannot be trusted with nuclear weapons of any kind; with such weapons, they threaten not only the United States but all governments and civilizations on the planet.
