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In this mailing:
- Judith Bergman: Australia: The
Madness Continues
- Majid Rafizadeh: World's Rallying
Cry: "Free Iran"
- Fourth of July Message
- John R. Bolton: Iran: Regime Change
is Within Reach
by Judith Bergman • July 4, 2017 at
5:30 am
- "While
terrorism's origins have many factors, Islamic terrorists, as
heinous as their acts are, they are often merely doing what the
scriptures are telling them." — Tanveer Ahmed, Muslim
psychiatrist.
- In
Australia, according to judges, women and children must accept
sexual assaults because it is part of the "Islamic
culture" of their attackers. It would seem that in parts of
Australia, this "Islamic culture" has replaced the
rule of law. None of the above, however, seems to be enough to
appease Muslim sentiments. In March, Anne Aly, Australia's first
female Muslim MP, said that racial-discrimination laws should be
expanded to cover insults based on religion as well.
- In
March, a teacher at Punchbowl Primary School quit her job after
she and her family received death threats from the children in
the school, with some of them saying they would behead her. The
teacher's complaints to the New South Wales Department of
Education were dismissed.
Police
investigate at the scene of an Islamist terror attack in Melbourne,
Australia, on June 6, 2017, the day after police shot dead the
attacker. (Photo by Michael Dodge/Getty Images)
During the month of Ramadan alone, the world witnessed
160 Islamic attacks in 29 countries, in which 1627 people were
murdered and 1824 injured. Nevertheless, the dual efforts to deny any
links between Islamic terrorism and Islam on the one hand, and the
efforts to accommodate Islam to the greatest extent possible on the other,
seem to continue unaffected by the realities of Islamic terrorism --
in Australia, as well, which is experiencing its own share of sharia
and jihad.
At the end of May, the Public Health Association of
Australia (PHAA) called on the Australian Parliament's Joint Standing
Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade to:
"...include a recommendation in its report that
disavows the notion that there is any inherent link between Islam and
terrorism... The Committee should condemn any politician who refers
divisively (expressly or implied) to any religious or ethnic group
for the purpose of political gain."
by Majid Rafizadeh • July 4, 2017
at 4:00 am
- "[W]e
have a president of the United States who is completely and
totally opposed to the regime in Tehran... he completely opposes
the Iran nuclear deal signed by his predecessor." —
Ambassador John R. Bolton.
- "The
fact is that the Tehran regime is the central problem in
the Middle East. There's no fundamental difference between the
Ayatollah Khamenei and President Rouhani -- they're two sides of
the same coin. I remember when Rouhani was the regime's chief
nuclear negotiator -- you couldn't trust him then; you can't
trust him today. And it's clear that the regime's behavior is
only getting worse... the declared policy of the United States
of America should be the overthrow of the mullahs' regime in
Tehran." — Ambassador John R. Bolton.
- Any
fundamental change in Iran's theocratic establishment will
reverberate across the region. Many terrorist groups will lose
their major financial and weapons support. Syrian dictator
Bashar Assad will lose his hold on power, which he has wielded
for far too long. Iran's major player, the Islamic Revolutionary
Guards Corps (IRGC), which constantly damages the US and its
allies' national interests and incites anti-Semitism, will
disappear; Hezbollah will lose its funding; "Death to
America" and "Death to Israel" will fade away.
(Image
source: Maryam Rajavi video screenshot)
Tens of thousands of people came together in Paris on
July 1 from all different corners of the world, to unite against the
unspeakable atrocities committed by the Islamist state of Iran. It
was the largest gathering of Iranians abroad of its kind.
The conference, organized by the National Council of
Resistance of Iran (NCRI), was spurred by the desire to speak up for
human rights, peace, women's rights, freedom, democracy, and to
demand victory over terrorism. Its focus was to generate awareness of
the plight of Iran's innocent and vulnerable citizens, against whom
the Iranian government has been wreaking havoc -- with no
consequences -- for decades.
July 4, 2017 at 3:00 am
(Image
source: Historical Society of Pennsylvania/Wikimedia Commons)
All of us at Gatestone feel so grateful to be in a
country that values Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness; our
work is dedicated to keeping it that way, and hoping that others
might enjoy these blessings as well.
by John R. Bolton • July 3, 2017 at
10:00 am
The following is a transcript of Ambassador John
Bolton's speech to the Grand Gathering of Iranians for Free Iran, on
July 1, 2017.
It's a great pleasure and an honor to be with you
again here today. I must say, we come at a time of really
extraordinary events in the United States that the distinguish today
from the circumstances one year ago. Contrary to what virtually every
political commentator said, contrary to what almost every public
opinion poll said, contrary to what many people said around the world,
Barack Obama's first Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is not the
president of the United States.
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