Caliphate Purse! (Kisayeh Khalifeh)

It reads the: "The future or the coming World war . Some of the Guards: Ahmadinejad, the leader of Mahdi Army which is going to liberate Jerusalem. Don't give up on nuclear, it's connected to The Appearance of Imam Mahdi." ( I think it's a cover of book by Shadi Faghih)

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Southern Lebanon right before the Israeli-Lebanese war
Photos: Courtesy of Amir who took these pictures while vacationing in Lebanon. (Note: Check out his blog's archive under trip to Lebanon. He has a very interesting travelogue of his trip to Lebanon right before the war.


The Supreme Leader continues to approve and dictate his errand boy's, Ahmadinejad, policies. His orders include destabilizing the region politically, turning neighbors and foes against one another, meddling and undermining sovereignty and independence of many states in the Islamic world, and mounting a high-profile anti-U.S. publicity campaign in South and Latin America.

Meanwhile, Iran's economy on the verge of disastrous collapse and the government places inflation rates at 12-13 percent but according to Iran's Parliament Research Center the figure is actually closer to 20 percent.Unemployment is at its all time high and many workers are out of jobs. More than 11 million live in extreme poverty and close to 40% live below poverty line (est. 2002) and the GDP of less than $8000 and Income Per ca pita of less than $3000 justifies 'assissting muslim brethern' in the name ummah at the expense of Iran and Iranians.

Endangering the future of generations of Iranians for decades to come and against Iranian nation's interest, the Islamic Republic in its attempt to hold on to power at any cost, keeps pushing for global Jihad to fulfill Khomeini's manifest destiny of 'one world under Islam'; it continues to use old time tactics of buying loyalties of mercenaries and foreign legions with the oil revenues that belongs to the Iranian people.

The Islamic Republic spends [(squanders oil revenues on perceived (NOT REAL loyalty)] money lavishly, handing out cash and building hospitals, roads, bridges, and schools for southern Lebanese Hizballah. So far,IRI has rebuilt 200 schools, 150 places of worship (mosques), 30 clinics and 25 bridges. The official budget for this year is about $120 million) and the key priority is repairing the national road network. This is one year after war with Israel, provoked by Hezbollah’s kidnapping of Israeli's soldiers. Iranians are outraged:

Many Iranians are disgruntled over their government's decision to hand over 25 million dollars in aid to a Hezbollah-linked relief group in Lebanon, an Iranian newspaper has reported.The daily Aftab Yazd, known for its criticism of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's hardline government, in an editorial cited a reader's letter in which the amounts of money being sent to Lebanon were described as "inappropriate".

Aftab Yazd noted how "many areas destroyed during the eight year war with Iraq which ended in 1988 were still awaiting funds for reconstruction" with thousands of people still displaced because their homes have yet to be rebuilt. (Not to mention those who became homeless during the Bam Earthquake)

Last week an Iranian envoy in Beirut, Hossein Khoshnevis, handed over a 25 million dollar cheque to Nabil Al Jaser, who heads the Council for the Reconstruction of Lebanon, a body set up by Hezbollah in the aftermath of last year's six-week long war with Israel.Khoshnevis also announced that 43 of the 63 villages Iran has pledged to help rebuild have been completed.

The envoy also said that some 149 schools, 150 mosques, and 25 medical aid centers damaged in the fighting have been refurbished.Also over the last year Iranian funds helped remove explosive mines from some parts of southern Lebanon, Khoshnevis added as well as repair work to some roads and the reconstruction of 12 bridges bombed by Israeli war planes.Hezbollah was created by Iran in 1982. Iran has been training and funding Hezbollah ever since.