Remember when Yasser Arafat died of Aids because he loved the young Jihadis who worked for him? Muslim propagandists were quick to deny the cause of death, even though they all wore gloves in close proximity to the slimy terrorist. Islam, you see, does not allow homosexuality, they said. Under Shariah, sodomy is punishable by instant death. Or is it? Apparently it depends on who is being sodomized and why.
A highly influential Shi’a religious leader, with whom Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad regularly consults, apparently told followers last month that coercion by means of rape, torture and drugs is acceptable against all opponents of the Islamic regime.
Asked if a confession obtained “by applying psychological, emotional and physical pressure” was “valid and considered credible according to Islam,” Mesbah-Yazdi replied: “Getting a confession from any person who is against the Velayat-e Faqih (“Guardianship of the Islamic Jurists”, or the regime of Iran’s mullahs) is permissible under any condition.” The ayatollah gave the identical answer when asked about confessions obtained through drugging the prisoner with opiates or addictive substances.
“Can an interrogator rape the prisoner in order to obtain a confession?” was the follow-up question posed to the Islamic cleric. Read more >


We haven’t written about events in Iran because we could not understand what the fuss was all about. The Butcher of Beirut vs. the Hitler of Our Time, and we are supposed to choose sides?
We frequently hear both Liberals and Conservatives recoil from the idea of going to war. They’ll say things like “Iran posses the most significant strategic threat to the West” or “A nuclear Islamic state of Iran would be a mortal threat to Israel” or “We can never let the world’s leading terrorist state acquire weapons of mass destruction.” Yet, when pressed on whether they would bomb Iran now, they philosophize.
The mad mullahs are pleased. Muhammad Alirezaei pulled out of the breaststroke competition to avoid facing an Israeli swimmer in a qualifying heat. Muhammad is the first Iranian to have qualified for an Olympic swim event without using a wild card. Of course, his boycott in itself is not big news. During the 2004 Athens Olympics, judo world champion Arash Miresmaeili, one of Iran’s best hopes for a medal, refused to compete against Ehud Vaks of Israel in the first round out of hate of Jews. 







