Iranian Revolution Day 22: Crushing the Movement – 29 More to be Hanged Tomorrow

Names of women dead/arrested (English via Google Translator) 

6:11 pm: Judiciary has ordered Iranian ISPs and Web based service providers to give them info (including IPs) of users.

Evil assclown of the day: Incoming IAEA chief: No evidence Iran seeking nuclear weapons. Those perverse lilliputians over at the Nobel Foundation in Stockholm, Sweden, must be polishing up  their next award for this tool (it will stand next to El Baradei's, Yaser Arafat's, Dhimmi Carter's and Al Whore's).

5:26 pm: 20 PEOPLE WERE EXECUTED IN TEHRAN TODAY JULY 4



4 July 2009

2:55 pm: Execution Update: 20-Tehran; 14-Shiraz; 6-Qom; 6-Evin Prison. 14-scheduled in Qom. More tomorrow……………..

While the Obama administration continues to vigorously pursue the criminalization of Bush and Bush officials for defending the American people against Islamic jihad, Obama abets the mullahs in Iran. Iran will execute another 20 people tomorrow. Obama? Silent. 

Another 29 people will be hanged for peacefully marching for one man one vote, and Obama will block sanctions against these bloodthirsty murderers at the coming G8 summit.

At the same time, John Yoo, an ex-Justice Department
attorney who wrote memos justifying harsh interrogations of
terrorism detainees, lost his bid to dismiss a lawsuit blaming
him for alleged violations of a detainee’s rights: Yoo, Bush Administration Lawyer, Must Face a "Torture Lawsuit". Jose Padilla, a Muslim terrorist who planned a nuclear attack in America, claims that Yoo’s memos led to a system under which
he was subject to coercive interrogations and cruel and unusual
punishment while being denied his right to an attorney, access
to courts, freedom of religion and due process. Yoo, his colleagues, and those brave men at GITMO (who get feces and urine thrown at them daily) saved thousands (perhaps millions) of American lives. Obama says, respect Islamic jihad!

Yoo argued that, as a government official, he was immune to
such lawsuits. He didn’t personally participate in Padilla’s
treatment and decisions about the government’s conduct during
war should be decided by the president and Congress, he said.

Obama's silence speaks volumes. The man never shuts up. Who else is sick and tired of his daily seizing of the airwaves for his dose of dear leader propaganda?

The Wall Street Journal opined, "Here's a political thought experiment: Imagine that terrorists stage
an attack on U.S. soil in the next four years. In the recriminations
afterward, Administration officials are sued by families of the victims
for having advised in legal memos that Guantanamo be closed and that
interrogations of al Qaeda detainees be limited.

Should those officials be personally liable for the advice they gave President Obama?

We'd say no, but that's exactly the kind of lawsuit that the
political left, including State Department nominee Harold Koh, has
encouraged against Bush Administration officials. This month a federal
judge in San Francisco ruled that a civil suit filed by convicted
terrorist Jose Padilla can proceed against former Justice Department
lawyer John Yoo for violating the terrorist's rights. Mr. Yoo is one of
those who wrote memos laying out the legal parameters for aggressive
interrogation of al Qaeda captives. If Mr. Yoo can be sued, why
couldn't Obama officials also be held liable for their advice if
there's an attack on their watch?"

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