IRAN AIPAC's Embargo: Hungry, Suffering Iranians Mob Ahmadinejad's Car Over Economy

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Sanctions take toll on ordinary Iranians
By Shirzad Bozorgmehr and Moni Basu, CNN
updated 7:56 PM EST, Mon January 23, 2012

Tehran, Iran (CNN) -- Many in the West would like to see Iran punished for its nuclear ambitions. Tehran's residents would like those people to take a glimpse into their lives.

The European Union announced Monday it is banning the import of Iranian crude oil and blocking trade in gold, diamonds, and precious metals, among other steps, adding to sanctions already imposed by the United States and the United Nations. The measures take a big toll on Iran's lifeblood oil revenues.

The lives of ordinary Iranians have been deeply touched in recent weeks by the Western sanctions. Several spoke to CNN about how they are coping with staggering inflation and a plunging national currency, although none felt comfortable being fully identified, fearful of the Islamic Republic's long reach into private lives.

Farhad, 47, was once comfortable, but things began sliding downhill when sanctions came and the foreign oil firm that employed him packed up and left.

As a taxi driver, he works hard but saves little money. With the latest round of U.S. sanctions imposed on Iran's Central Bank last month, he has seen staggering inflation; the price of meat and milk have skyrocketed by as much as 50 percent.
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Sen. Mark Kirk: 'It's Okay To Take Food From The Mouths Of' Innocent Iranians

By Ali Gharib on Oct 12, 2011 at 4:16 pm

Sen. Mark Kirk (R-IL), one of Washington's most reliably hawkish politicos on Iran, made clear yesterday that he wants to go over the heads of the Iranian regime and appeal to the Iranian people's hearts and minds — and he's willing to forsake their stomachs to do it.

Appearing on a local Chicago radio show, Kirk said the allegedly Iranian-backed assassination plot exposed by the Obama administration yesterday was the perfect excuse to impose broad-based economic sanctions. So broad-based are Kirk's sanctions that they're specifically designed to collapse Iran's currency, the Rial, by targeting the Islamic Republic's central bank. Kirk was one of a few Republicans to say in the past two days that the allegedly Iranian-backed assassination plot constituted an act of war.

One of the show's hosts, Ron Majors, asked Kirk whether, as is often the case with sanctions, going after the Iranian economy with such a broad brush stands to hurt ordinary Iranians. Kirk, who acknowledges later in the interview that the current government was "only able to hold onto power by stealing [the] last election," then made the stunning admission that he didn't see anything wrong with literally denying food to ordinary Iranians.
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Goal of Iran Sanctions: Malnutrition and Starvation

Kurt Nimmo
Infowars.com
February 8, 2012

Article 54 of the Geneva Protocol prohibits starvation as a method of war. This is precisely what the United States, Europe and the United Nations did in Iraq. They imposed a medieval embargo and tried to starve the nation into submission. The result was over 500,000 dead children, which Clinton's Secretary of State, Madeline Albright said was a price worth paying. Over the span of ten years, child mortality in Iraq went from one of the lowest in the world, to the highest.

George Bush Senior's sanctions, carried over by his son and Clinton, resulted in starvation, malnutrition, and disease epidemics not only of children, but the the entire population of Iraq with the exception of Saddam Hussein and his coterie.

"We are now... responsible for killing people, destroying their families, their children, allowing their older parents to die for lack of basic medicines," said Denis Halliday, a former UN official, in 2000, three years before Bush Junior finished off the country and paved the path to the slaughter of an additional 1.5 million Iraqis. Halliday said the sanctions amounted to genocide.
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Netanyahu Advisor Advocates Mass Starvation Against Iran

Richard Silverstein
Thursday, March 1, 2012

Ynet reports that an advisor of Bibi Netanyahu has suggested that the world starve Iran into submission: Iran's citizens should be starved in order to curb Tehran's nuclear program, officials in Jerusalem said Wednesday ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming trip to Washington. "North Korea is halting its nuclear program in order to receive aid in food, and this is what should be done with Iran as well," one unnamed official said.
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“North Korea is halting its nuclear program in order to receive aid in food, and this is what should be done with Iran as well,” one unnamed official said.

“Suffocating sanctions could lead to a grave economic situation in Iran and to a shortage of food,” the source said. “This would force the regime to consider whether the nuclear adventure is worthwhile, while the Persian people have nothing to eat and may rise up as was the case in Syria, Tunisia and other Arab states.”

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Article 54 of the Geneva Protocol prohibits starvation as a method of war. This is precisely what the United States, Europe and the United Nations did in Iraq. They imposed a medieval embargo and tried to starve the nation into submission. The result was over 500,000 dead children, which Clinton’s Secretary of State, Madeline Albright said was a price worth paying. Over the span of ten years, child mortality in Iraq went from one of the lowest in the world, to the highest.

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One of the show’s hosts, Ron Majors, asked Kirk whether, as is often the case with sanctions, going after the Iranian economy with such a broad brush stands to hurt ordinary Iranians. Kirk, who acknowledges later in the interview that the current government was “only able to hold onto power by stealing [the] last election,” then made the stunning admission that he didn’t see anything wrong with literally denying food to ordinary Iranians.

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The lives of ordinary Iranians have been deeply touched in recent weeks by the Western sanctions. Several spoke to CNN about how they are coping with staggering inflation and a plunging national currency, although none felt comfortable being fully identified, fearful of the Islamic Republic's long reach into private lives.

[theselfcentricelite]

That was actually very neat when woman ran on car and spoke with leader. Notice nice peaceful conversation between them, unlike western politics that wouldnt even bother look at you and send guards to get rid of you ASAP.

[TheAlexramses]

I think This President is a very nice man,,, He's got a good heart.

[sniper3035]

Madeline Albright is not a woman , she is a monster = a creator with no heart.

[rainbowsixODST]

The embargo was needed sadly, saddam just couldent be trusted.'' Think of it like North Korea, there poor and partly because of us but if we removed the embargo would there attitude realy change towards the world or there own people, I highly doubt it.''

[rainbowsixODST]

We have those nukes cause there a deterent aginst Russia and China.'' Iran hiwever cant be trusted with hardly ANYTHING nucler, they already support a terror.'' They have threatend to kill the jews and the west and america.'' If this was just a simple matter of HEY iran wants nucler energy for peace it would be fine but when the Russians how are going to be working on the plants dont even trust you then I think the world has a good reason to be worryed about Iran+nucler capabilitys+terror.''

[rainbowsixODST]

Then get out and go ti iran, cause guess what he is usaly the one leading the chants of DEATH TO AMERICA.''

[rainbowsixODST]

Yea well tell that to a couple dead presidents and other western nations leaders how thought the same way as you did and allowed people to get close to them.'' 

[rainbowsixODST]

If he had a good heart his nation wouldent be hurting right now.'' He is only out there cause if this keps up he knows the regime is throw and it will collapse.''

[ArcanineKing]

Ahmadinejad lives the life of a humble man. He's not like most Middle Eastern leaders who live in big, wealthy homes and drive expensive cars. He is what a leader should be, among the people, and a fearless leader at that. He does everything he can for Iran, but the US and EU embargo are starving the country for not only it's Nuclear program, but for it's defiance towards the Western world since 1953's dictatorship of the US in Iran up until 1979 when Iranians revolted. Oil is the word.

[RonPaulKicksAss]

I would vote for Ahmadinejad before I would ever vote for Romney or Obama.