From: sehari@iastate.edu (Babak Sehari)
Subject: Re: Women's pos. & Ben Mahjoor
Originator: sehari@class1.iastate.edu
Organization: Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Ames, Iowa.
Date: Tue, 15 Dec 1992 22:21:10 GMT

In <1992Dec15.180451.9933@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com> javad@hplabsz.hpl.hp.com (Agha Javad) writes:

>In article <15DEC92.13178806.0091@UNBVM1.CSD.UNB.CA> J10B000 <J10B@UNB.CA> writes:
>>
>>3) It's not fair that we blame IRI goverment for some yong people misery
>>in Turkey and Pakistan. So many of Iranaian youths are in Iran, they go
>>to university and work in plants and during the war they defended their
>>homeland's soil and everybody has to praise them because it was Iraq
>>that attacked Iran and captured 18000 Km sq. and it was these people who
>>drive the agressor's out. If it wasn't these youths our land would be
>>under Iraqi's boots, it's that simple. So if some people went out of the
>>country in that time and were looking for paradise in Turkey and Pakista
>>n and instead they found hell it's their own fault. Some people ressiste
>>d, they gave their lives and got the honour and pride. Some other that
>>couldn't manage their life should blame themselves. Life is not always
>>easy; you've got to have the guts to face the chalenge otherwise it's
>>probable to get misery.  Pessar Amoo
>>P.S. If you'd like to send the massage in a reply manner and not post it
>>for the public I'm fine with that. I'm fine with the other side as well.
>>

>Iraq invaded Iran in 1980, Iran expelled Iraq by 1982.  IRI continued the war
>until 1988.  Most of the casualties happened in 1982-88, and it was for
>NOTHING.  You hear me? NOTHING!!  It wasn't a matter of defense, honor, young

You and other Iraqi spies have asked this question times and times again
and received the answer for it.  However, either you do not want to hear
the truth or you are thinking time might haved caused people to forget
the reason why we defended our country.  You can be sure that in this day 
and age no one will forget what was the reason why we defended from our 
country.  Here is my article about the same question that another Iraqi
spy asked a while back:


The war between Iran and Iraq was a popular war.  How could one stand quite,
when Iraqies had gang raped 20 Iranian girls in Desful?!  Who, was going to
answer the mothers cry  for their sons, who  were killed by stupid government
of Iraq.  Where was one's sense of justice who could sign a peace agreement
and shack hand with Iraqies, without  bringing to justice those who were 
responsible for such crimes?!  

I do not know what you would have done, if one of those girls were your 
relative?! 

The only group which was sided,even from the beginning of the war, with Iraqies
were the Khaenian Khagh, also known as "Mojaheaine Khar".  They provided
intelligence information to Iraqies, from very beginning of the war.  After
first two year, when the Iraqi army was in total defeated, suddenly they
wanted to stop the war so they can re-equip themselves and start the war
over again in just a few years.  This is a  military norm that when your
army is in defeat you call for cease fire just to re-supply yourself.
Exactly at this point in time, mojaheadine also called for cease fire, too.
Does not seem strange to you?!

I was wondering, if we had stopped the war at that time and Iraqies would have
re-supplied themselves and attacked to us back again, where we all be today.

However, Mojaheadines call for cease fire, came not because they thought
the war and killing is bad, their group was a gorilla organization from
very beginning, so they believe that war is the way to reach to one's goals.
Their opposition to the war was because, they thought by the end of the war, 
Iranian government would fail, just the reason that the government would
have stopped the war at that point would have been enough to bring the 
government down. Then mossiu messy and the gang could gain power, and 
start dividing the goodies among themselves. 

If the government had stopped the war at that stage, how could it had answered 
to the mothers who have lost their sons?  Also, it would have established a 
bad precedence that one might attack Iran without paying for it.  So, even 
though painful, government and the people had to do what had to be done.  
May this be a lesson to those who think of attacking Iran in the future.

                With highest regards for all the Iranian soldiers
                who give their life to save our homes, mothers, sisters,
                and country.

                   Babak  Sehari.


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