Little Goebbels in Israel

Israel has decided to grant visa, and Tel Aviv University has granted a podium, to perhaps the most notorious blogger-supporter of Ayatollah Khatami and the “reformist” faction of the anti-Iranian Islamist Occupation Republic.

As a guest speaker at the university’s Center for Iranian Studies---given the absence of a Center for the Study of Treason and Political Prostitution---he will discuss “how internet is affecting the political scene in Iran and how the young, pro-reform activists”, not to be confused with the pro-Iran counterrevolutionaries murdered or jailed and tortured by his cool Ayatollahs, “are using it to play a more significant role.”

As I see no need to elaborate on the character of Hossein Derakhshan and what he represents (go HERE and HERE for previous posts on the subject), I merely wish to convey my expectation to the officials of Tel Aviv University that next time they decide to feign interest in the subject of freedom in my wretched country, they will invite the actual practitioners of reform, instead of their spokesmen.

For instance, you may want to invite “reformists” who stone Iranians to death. You may want to invite “reformist” doctors who specialize in the mutilation of hands and feet. How about “reformist” doctors who specialize in gauging the eyes of the condemned? Why not a torturer from Evin, or better yet, an Hijab wearing female torturer, to have the “feminists” on the panel rest assured that the Islamic Republic has advanced since the first years of the revolution and that it now abides by an equal employment opportunity policy? Why not the “reformists” who blew up the Khobar towers, or perhaps the “reformist” Mohtashamipour, who blew up the US Marine barracks in Lebanon back in 1982?

Perhaps you’ll one day invite Mullah Khatami to talk to you about Hegel, or Ayatollah Ebadi to speak of the democratic superiority of the Islamic Occupation Republic over the Iranian government overthrown in 79?

Regarding these last, I have no doubt that you soon will.