The Nobel Peace Prize Winner ripped the United Nations for its silence on the Iranian atrocities.
No… Not Barack Obama.

Iranian lawyer Shirin Ebadi ripped the United Nations for its silence on the human rights violations in Iran.
RFE-RF reported:
Lawyer and Nobel Peace Prize winner Shirin Ebadi believes the human rights situation in Iran is as bad as it has ever been. She said that aggression and suppression of protesters is both directed and systematic. People have been hired to attack and kill youth, she says. She pointed to the government’s attempt to ban memorial services for victims of post-election violence as just one example of these violations. “I am warning the UN. Mr. Ban Ki-moon should travel to Iran as soon as possible, before Iran becomes another Zimbabwe,” Ebadi says. “Why does the UN remain silent about these atrocities that take place in Iran?”

Thousands of brave Iranians protested the evil regime this week.
Planet Iran reported on the massive protests against the brutal regime.
Regime Basiji thugs attacked student demonstrators at Tehran University:
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Published February 8, 2012 at 8:42 pm - 85 Comments
LC commented:
God Bless those seeking Liberty.
Anony commented:
Is that Michael Jackson hiding in Iran?
Stu commented:
The real peace prize winner is a well deserved winner for his attention to the Iranians and their fight for freedom. God bless them and keep them safe.
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listingstarboard commented:
I would rather die than be subject to the leftist vision of complete control of every aspect of our pitiful lives. When it happens–most of us will die for our freedoms, just like these brave Iranians.
LIVE FREE OR DIE!!!!
The Elector of Saxony commented:
I thought courage disqualified a candidate for the Nobel? This one must have slipped through the cracks!
There must have been Marxist fainting spells amongst the crowd during that speech! Imagine! Excoriating a regime that ISN’T Israel or the United States???
bg commented:
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Radical Movement’s Leader Forecasts America’s Demise
[As-Sabiqun has repeatedly predicted the demise of the United States and dreams of "the Islamic State of North America no later than 2050." It has openly declared support for terrorist organizations like Hamas and Hizbullah, and even claimed it funded anti-American militants. [..]
As-Sabiqun is headquartered in Washington D.C., but has branches in Oakland, Los Angeles, Sacramento, San Diego, and Philadelphia. Its leader, Imam Abdul Alim Musa, is well-known in Islamist circles for spreading anti-American propaganda and militancy. Last weekend, Musa addressed the annual conference of the Muslim Students Association – Persian Speaking group, a Shia branch of the national Muslim Students Association primarily for Shia Muslims. There, Musa saluted the Iranian Revolution as the “greatest epic in modern, even ancient history” and urged the students to have patience as the United States collapsed:
“Well I’m telling you, it’s very simple. I think you got the message now. We’re in a big war brothers and sisters. This is as big as it gets for the United States. We are just like it is during the 60s and 70s. So if you’re gonna be Muslim, buckle down and be a tough one because in the final analysis the U.S. is finished.”
Musa was applauded following his conclusion, in which he honored the survival of the Iranian Revolution and its student supporters in the United States:
“Your survival has made you stronger and better and better in management and organization than anybody else, just by your survival. Remember, a revolutionary do [sic] not have to win any war. They only have to survive, even if you lose 90 percent of your people. You have to understand revolutionary warfare. If you lose 90 percent of your wealth and people and you still moving around and mobile, you can come back. That’s the rules of revolutionary warfare – to survive. I’m trying to tell you – the war is already won. [Musa laughs.] They just have to fall over.”]
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Winston commented:
Shirin Ebadi aka Ayatollah Ebadi is an anti-American moonbat leftist. I would neither be happy if she slammed UN nor upset if she didn’t. She is an apologist for the current regime in Iran.
Scott commented:
Tip:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/dec/10/egypt-underground-wall-gaza
Egypt builds ‘apartheid wall’ to cut off Gaza tunnels… No peep from rabid peaceniks and outraged Arabs
Unbelievable, US helps secure Egypt’s border while ignoring border on own US turf
Stu commented:
BG,
Thanks for your post on the radical movement.
Americans are in a fight for our country for generations to come.
sybilll commented:
If one single White House staffer (Obama) would acknowledge the horror of the Iran and Honduras regimes (Obama), and if one single person (Obama) acknowledged Neda (Obama), I might give him (Obama) one shred of credit. Neda was slaughtered in the streets for Freedom. Not one mention of her (Obama). I would ask “have you no shame” (Obama), but, I know the answer.
Kevin commented:
I sure hope at least Mossad is helping the Iranian people– Imagine a democracy in Iran, that would stabilize the entire region.
America *should* be doing everything we can to support these people, but it’s not going to happen as long as El Dumbo is in office.
Promethea commented:
Too bad this so-called defender of freedom was such a bitch re Israel. She’s way down on my list of good people, along with PLO supporter Bishop Tutu.
Jo commented:
United Nation for ethnocentric oligarchy-dictators.
Bozo: the Mullahs who torture and kill the protesters for democracy must be stopped. We cannot have diversity and freedom of people on the Earth. They must submit to me the massiah. It was written on the fisting label-kits, of that I must succeed in posturing to the tyrants of suppression around the globe as the UNEOD is my puppit. It is for the good of my warped ego and inadequate cognitive functions that you must submit to my economics of garbadge and hate speech on a daily basis.
Mountainbear commented:
Folks, don’t be surprised.
Team Obama said it themselves: global warming is more important than human rights.
maverick muse commented:
Reportedly, the Iranian protests are a spontaneous response to Facebook networking. Today’s headline notes that Facebook changed its privacy policy to expose much more about its users than before. It seems Facebook is going the way of Google and Yahoo, selling out identities to authoritarian dictators for 30 pieces of silver. Of course the hypocritical defense for their desecration of human rights instead of “Do no evil” is that evil is in the eye of the beholder, and if you’re uncomfortable getting caught, don’t do it. Unalienable human rights mean nothing on the bottom corporate line.
Today’s New York Times propaganda applies the terms “radicals radicalizing a conspiracy” to the Iranians who are risking life to be heard and seen protesting against the oppressive Islamic theocracy.
The NYT got it backwards in Honduras, as well, leading the global propaganda charge against constitutional governance on behalf of Obama there as well as here.
While enabling radical Islamic terrorists destroy Liberty around the world, the NYT would also campaign for the modern day prosecution and execution of Nathan Hale and Patrick Henry, propagandizing our founding American patriots as national threats under the Patriot Act for saying, “I regret that I have but one life to give for my country,” and “Give me liberty, or give me death.”
bill-tb commented:
we best pay attention … two bit tin pot today, brutal regime is the final resting place tomorrow. It sort of sneaks up on you, with promises of things like, of say, free health care.
Solaratov commented:
sybilll
December 10th, 2009 | 10:34 pm | #11
What “horror” of the Honduras “regime”? Did you, perhaps, mean Venezuala?
Because Honduras is a functioning democracy and a free country.