Iranium-The Film Iran Would Rather You Not See

Re=posted from Blackfive

A film so damaging, Iran won't even let Canadians watch it

Posted: 19 Jan 2011 12:23 PM PST

Update 19 Jan, 2011 @ 14:19 - Canada's Heritage Minister has ordered the Library & Archives Canada to proceed with the screening.

I just finished screening the upcoming documentary Iranium. This excellent film exposes what politicians and the media are afraid to tell us: that Iran has apocalyptic intentions and a focus on destroying the United States and Israel. Historically, nations have always denied their development of a nuclear weapons program, but Iranium shows Iran's leaders proudly announcing to their people that they (1) are developing nuclear weapons, (2) nothing can stop them, and (3) they plan on using them. Iran tells American media an entirely different - and much more pleasant - story, and unless you stay on top of geopolitics or watch this video, you won't hear about the imminent threat Iran poses to the West - and Americans in particular.

Iranium has already generated controversy as a screening at the Canadian National Archives was shut down Monday following a cancellation request from the Iranian Embassy. On Tuesday, Canadian officials received threats of violence and protest, and a hazardous materials unit investigated two suspicious packages related to the incident.

Viewers will be able to watch Iranium free online on February 8, 2011. You can register at the website or buy the DVD.

Monkey-boy Imeanajihad Creates a Crisis

Israel will take care of Iran in its own time. Monkey-boy should be worried.

A usually reliable source has noted that Ahadi Nejad has abolished the need for visas for Syrians and Iranians travelling between their two countries. With a multitude, tens of thousands of Palestinians given Iranian citizenship over the revolution years, support troops can arrive in either direction without formality with fictitious documentation.

The page has already been removed from the yahoo server.

Israel Mulling A Spring Or Summer War: Ahmadinejad

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Tuesday that Iran's arch-foe Israel was mulling starting a war "next spring or summer" but has yet to make a final decision.

Without specifying whom would be targeted, Ahmadinejad said:
"According to information we have they (Israel) are seeking to start a war next spring or summer, although their decision is not final yet."

"But the resistance and regional states will finish them if this fake regime does
anything again," the hardliner said at a press conference when asked about ongoing efforts to reconcile ties betwen Arabs and Israel.

The already deep-seated enmity between Iran and Israel have deteriorated since Ahmadinejad became the president, with the latter not ruling out a military strike against Tehran's nuclear sites in a bid to stop the Islamic republic's galloping atomic
programme.