The police cars sometimes say “POLICE,” too.

> Why don’t the thugs’ shirts say “police”
> in Farsi rather than in English?

Good point, DLS.

Thank you. I am curious. Why English?

(At least the shirts didn’t say “BABY MILK PLANT” in English)

If this is not advocacy for bombing Iran, what is ti advocacy for?
What is it we are expected to do to show our outrage? Write letters to the president of Iran?

This is what Iran is. It’s a well known fact.

Horrible things are happening all over the world, even as blogs are written and comments are made. It’s too bad that only a selected few instances and offenders are highlighted, while tohers get a free pass by outraged bloggers.

When is the last time a blogger wrote about what China ifs doing to Tibetans? Or some of its own people?

Jim Satterfieldsaid:We know that they are vicious barbarians wanting the Sixth Century to be resurrected in the 21st.

you are misinformed or too much under the influence of mainstream to say such a thing, I am sure you don’t know anything about the history of Iran , surely the only things you know about the great Persian empire is from what you saw in the movie “300″. My advice to you: search google for things you don’t know “anything” about.

I am with Jim on Malkin. I pretty much refuse to click on her web site, a decision I reached when I learned of her arguments for internment camps. Our state’s senator (Inouye) is missing an arm due to his heroics in the European theater and she thinks it was the right to lock him up due to his ancestry. I don’t need to study the opinions of one who believes this.

Simply put, we already know how bad the Iranian government is. We expect it of them. We know that they are vicious barbarians wanting the Sixth Century to be resurrected in the 21st. So in an odd way it just isn’t news. But we do not expect or want anything even vaguely resembling this kind of behavior from our government or its representatives, be they our soldiers, CIA agents or private contractors that the CIA has hired. We don’t even want our government to be turning people over to governments that do this sort of thing with a Python-esque wink-wink-nudge-nudge. Or at least many of us don’t. Some, like Malkin, don’t really care. Never, ever forget her arguments supporting the internment camps for the Japanese during WWII.