Will Iran Strike First?
Will Iran Strike First?
There are signals suggesting an Iranian First-Strike
(AO Newsire) -- As the furor dies down over the letter sent to President Bush by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad one things seems to be overlooked. The Iranian leader's signals that Iran may not only be preparing for war, but preparing to start a war.
That's right, there are a few experts who are quietly suggesting that Iran may be planning to launch pre-emptive strikes. The letter sent by Iran's President is one indicator cited that subtly suggests that perhaps Iran might just strike first and not wait to get hammered by America's military might and lose its ability to respond. It reflects that attitude of "use it, or lose it." There is some merit in such logic. Here's why.
According to the various published stories including the New York Sun news-paper, there was a coded message in the original letter's Arabic text. The case for Iran starting a war based upon the letter to President Bush begins with the very start of the lettter, the Salutation, which was initially ignored by translators as because salutations are traditionally, the same meaningless "hellos." Not this time.
The letter starts out with a rather unique and obscure statement:
"Vasalam Ala Man Ataba'al hoda"
The translation: "Peace only unto those who follow the true path."
So right from the start, Iran's President is putting America 'on notice.' That's not all there is to this though. There is more historical meaning behind the statement. In the earliest days of Islam, dating somewhere between 620 and 630, (exact year is up for heated debate apparently in the muslim world) the prophet Mohammed sent letters to Byzantine and Sassand emperors giving them the opportunity to convert to Islam or be conquered. Mohammed then went on to launch military operations against those empires when Islam was rejecte. Those letters included that same phrase, indicating that the Iranian president may well be thinking on parallel lines to launch offensive operations against "the Great Satan" as part of an overall war to conquer the world for Islam.
The letter itself, did seem to touch all the Islamic pre-requisites for launching a war against an infidel nation. But there's more than just the letter. There is the matter of the Iranian president's actions within Iran itself.
The Iranian president has been seen giving speeches to some of the more than 52,000 volunteers who've signed up for martyrdom operations and meeting with martyrs and their families, strenuously promoting suicide brigades.
The Iranian president has stated:
"Our army is the army that angels rush to them to send them messages not to be sad or worried, to let them know that paradise is awaiting them,” Ahmadinejad said. “We thank god that our army is the army of Allah -- the army that is ready to sacrifice for Allah."
The Lovers of Martyrdom is the name of this military suicide organization. The goal was to recruit and train men and women for suicide operations whereever they are sent. The group hopes to form a "martyrdom division" in every Iranian province for the possibility of an invasion by America and her allies.
So far, some 52,000 people have reportedly joined The Lovers of Martyrdom group.
Iran's president is promoting martyrdom. In the above photo, Ahmadinejad is shown meeting with both volunteers for martyrdom and the families of martyrs from the Iraq-Iran war of the 1980s.
The Iranian president has even been seen sporting a "purity scarf" like these suicide bombers. (shown below) The black and white scarf concept was borrowed from the Palestinian martyrdom movement.
Then again, shortly after the letter to Bush, the Iranian President joined some new recruits for suicide terror attacks on the infidel nation of Iran. He was photographed wearing the traditional suicide-martyr's scarf. This is yet another subtle indication of the Iranian President's approval of martyrdom and its offensive military applications.
Notice the white scarves around the necks of these volunteers for martyrdom? The scarves are supposed be symbols of purity?
Now notice that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (shown below) is also wearing such a similar scarf in solidarity with those dedicated to attacking Islam's enemies, America, Israel, European or any other infidel nation. The scarf means, " I am pure, I am miliitarily trained and ready for sacrificial suicide in martyrdom."
The Iranian President, by his actions of wearing the martyrs scarf is proclaiming that he, too, is ready for martyrdom, while standing in solidarity with the 40,000 Iranian volunteers for suicide bombings.
Recently, Ahmadinejad told loyal supporters that the "end of history will occur in two to three years" implying that the Islamic Messiah would soon be coming, thanks to the work of the new President of Iran.
Of course, Ahmadinejad also believes that as the 6th President ( #6 ) of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, he has been chosen to usher in the Islamic Messiah, known as the Mahdi or the 12th Imam leading the world in global control for Islam and Allah.
It has been reported that the new president of Iran has ordered the city of Tehran to prepare a parade route for the 12th Imam or Mahdi (Islamic Messiah) upon his "return." Meanwhile, the President is telling the citizens of Iran to prepare for the return of the Mahdi and more specifically he reminds his military that it is they who will usher in the return of the Islamic Messiah to rule the whole world and it will be soon, within the next two to three years or less.
It would seem, that Iran's president is prepared to take the bull by the horns and may well be preparing to launch an offensive attack or even a "sneak attack" against America. "Use 'em or lose 'em" as the saying goes. Perhaps it is what this fiery leader has in mind, much like Hitler in 1938 when few leaders in Europe took him as a serious threat.
President Bush however, is reportedly wishing, hoping perhaps even praying (to whom?) for Iran to give him an excuse to launch attacks or even to declare war against Iran. Bush is reportedly wanting nothing more than for Iran to launch some sort of major terror attack in the Persian Gulf. They're hoping for a scenario not unlike the terror boating attack on the USS Cole a few years ago while coming into port in Yemen. Bush and his team would love for Iran to send suicide bombers to create another, spectacular 9-11 incident. [See our separate article detailing Bush's strategy and planning for war, link here.]
From what we can see, perhaps, just perhaps President Ahmadinejad will grant President Bush his wish and take the initiative with some sort of sneak attack or spectacular terror strike in hopes it will trigger the arrival of the Islamic messiah onto the world stage.
At this point, we think that none of us, who are veteran prophecy watchers should be surprised at anything which might transpire out of the current nuclear crisis.
There are signals suggesting an Iranian First-Strike
(AO Newsire) -- As the furor dies down over the letter sent to President Bush by Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad one things seems to be overlooked. The Iranian leader's signals that Iran may not only be preparing for war, but preparing to start a war.
That's right, there are a few experts who are quietly suggesting that Iran may be planning to launch pre-emptive strikes. The letter sent by Iran's President is one indicator cited that subtly suggests that perhaps Iran might just strike first and not wait to get hammered by America's military might and lose its ability to respond. It reflects that attitude of "use it, or lose it." There is some merit in such logic. Here's why.
According to the various published stories including the New York Sun news-paper, there was a coded message in the original letter's Arabic text. The case for Iran starting a war based upon the letter to President Bush begins with the very start of the lettter, the Salutation, which was initially ignored by translators as because salutations are traditionally, the same meaningless "hellos." Not this time.
The letter starts out with a rather unique and obscure statement:
"Vasalam Ala Man Ataba'al hoda"
The translation: "Peace only unto those who follow the true path."
So right from the start, Iran's President is putting America 'on notice.' That's not all there is to this though. There is more historical meaning behind the statement. In the earliest days of Islam, dating somewhere between 620 and 630, (exact year is up for heated debate apparently in the muslim world) the prophet Mohammed sent letters to Byzantine and Sassand emperors giving them the opportunity to convert to Islam or be conquered. Mohammed then went on to launch military operations against those empires when Islam was rejecte. Those letters included that same phrase, indicating that the Iranian president may well be thinking on parallel lines to launch offensive operations against "the Great Satan" as part of an overall war to conquer the world for Islam.
The letter itself, did seem to touch all the Islamic pre-requisites for launching a war against an infidel nation. But there's more than just the letter. There is the matter of the Iranian president's actions within Iran itself.
The Iranian president has been seen giving speeches to some of the more than 52,000 volunteers who've signed up for martyrdom operations and meeting with martyrs and their families, strenuously promoting suicide brigades.
The Iranian president has stated:
"Our army is the army that angels rush to them to send them messages not to be sad or worried, to let them know that paradise is awaiting them,” Ahmadinejad said. “We thank god that our army is the army of Allah -- the army that is ready to sacrifice for Allah."
The Lovers of Martyrdom is the name of this military suicide organization. The goal was to recruit and train men and women for suicide operations whereever they are sent. The group hopes to form a "martyrdom division" in every Iranian province for the possibility of an invasion by America and her allies.
So far, some 52,000 people have reportedly joined The Lovers of Martyrdom group.
Iran's president is promoting martyrdom. In the above photo, Ahmadinejad is shown meeting with both volunteers for martyrdom and the families of martyrs from the Iraq-Iran war of the 1980s.
The Iranian president has even been seen sporting a "purity scarf" like these suicide bombers. (shown below) The black and white scarf concept was borrowed from the Palestinian martyrdom movement.
Then again, shortly after the letter to Bush, the Iranian President joined some new recruits for suicide terror attacks on the infidel nation of Iran. He was photographed wearing the traditional suicide-martyr's scarf. This is yet another subtle indication of the Iranian President's approval of martyrdom and its offensive military applications.
Notice the white scarves around the necks of these volunteers for martyrdom? The scarves are supposed be symbols of purity?
Now notice that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad (shown below) is also wearing such a similar scarf in solidarity with those dedicated to attacking Islam's enemies, America, Israel, European or any other infidel nation. The scarf means, " I am pure, I am miliitarily trained and ready for sacrificial suicide in martyrdom."
The Iranian President, by his actions of wearing the martyrs scarf is proclaiming that he, too, is ready for martyrdom, while standing in solidarity with the 40,000 Iranian volunteers for suicide bombings.
Recently, Ahmadinejad told loyal supporters that the "end of history will occur in two to three years" implying that the Islamic Messiah would soon be coming, thanks to the work of the new President of Iran.
Of course, Ahmadinejad also believes that as the 6th President ( #6 ) of the Islamic Revolution of Iran, he has been chosen to usher in the Islamic Messiah, known as the Mahdi or the 12th Imam leading the world in global control for Islam and Allah.
It has been reported that the new president of Iran has ordered the city of Tehran to prepare a parade route for the 12th Imam or Mahdi (Islamic Messiah) upon his "return." Meanwhile, the President is telling the citizens of Iran to prepare for the return of the Mahdi and more specifically he reminds his military that it is they who will usher in the return of the Islamic Messiah to rule the whole world and it will be soon, within the next two to three years or less.
It would seem, that Iran's president is prepared to take the bull by the horns and may well be preparing to launch an offensive attack or even a "sneak attack" against America. "Use 'em or lose 'em" as the saying goes. Perhaps it is what this fiery leader has in mind, much like Hitler in 1938 when few leaders in Europe took him as a serious threat.
President Bush however, is reportedly wishing, hoping perhaps even praying (to whom?) for Iran to give him an excuse to launch attacks or even to declare war against Iran. Bush is reportedly wanting nothing more than for Iran to launch some sort of major terror attack in the Persian Gulf. They're hoping for a scenario not unlike the terror boating attack on the USS Cole a few years ago while coming into port in Yemen. Bush and his team would love for Iran to send suicide bombers to create another, spectacular 9-11 incident. [See our separate article detailing Bush's strategy and planning for war, link here.]
From what we can see, perhaps, just perhaps President Ahmadinejad will grant President Bush his wish and take the initiative with some sort of sneak attack or spectacular terror strike in hopes it will trigger the arrival of the Islamic messiah onto the world stage.
At this point, we think that none of us, who are veteran prophecy watchers should be surprised at anything which might transpire out of the current nuclear crisis.
posted by shummer60 at Tuesday, May 23, 2006
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