It Begins… Iranian Official Calls On Government to React to Saudi Presence in Bahrain

It’s on.

A top Iranian official urged the regime today to “react” to the Saudi presence in Bahrain. Saudi Arabia sent troops into neighboring Bahrain yesterday to “help maintain order.”
Iranian Fars News reported:

A senior Iranian legislator called on the foreign ministry to show firm reaction against deployment of Saudi military forces in Bahrain and take strong stances and measures in defense of the rights and independence of the Bahraini people.

“The foreign ministry should take a strong position against the dispatch of the Saudi forces to Bahrain” and defend the people’s move and rule over the country, Mostafa Kavakebian said in an open session of the parliament on Tuesday.

He also urged Iran’s diplomacy apparatus to devise plans and avoid adopting a passive policy on the growing wave of the Islamic awakening in the region to diminish the chances of success of the hegemonic powers in their plans for stopping or derailing the current revolutions.

His remarks came after Saudi Arabia sent more than 1,000 Saudi soldiers into Bahrain amidst widespread antigovernment protests.

The Saudi military forces in tanks and armored personnel carriers crossed the 16-mile causeway into the tiny island kingdom of Bahrain.

Persian Gulf Cooperation Council states, by contrast, moved quickly in response to a request from Bahrain’s ruling al-Khalifa family to dispatch the first deployment of Arab troops across national borders since a revolt in Tunisia in December sparked unrest across the Arab world.

The Saudi Ambassador was summoned to the Iranian foreign ministry today.

#1 March 15, 2011 at 5:06 pm
kay commented:

as everyone watches Japan……….
the middle east goes starts to fire up in real flames
and how exactly do you get all the US military out of Iraq if Iran/Saudi go at it over the Straight?

Under the cover of nuclear meltdown the 13th Imam rises from the Well.

Swell
#2 March 15, 2011 at 5:23 pm
Rob Crawford commented:

“and how exactly do you get all the US military out of Iraq if Iran/Saudi go at it over the Straight?”

Ever hear of a place called “Jordan”?

Or Saudi Arabia for that matter.
#3 March 15, 2011 at 5:24 pm
StrangernFiction commented:

Ruh roh!
#4 March 15, 2011 at 5:36 pm
Callipygian1 commented:

Saudi Arabia had better stay the course. It seems that the Middle East is in a state of flux.
#5 March 15, 2011 at 5:37 pm
coolidgerules commented:

All the world’s eyes are on Japan and now Dinner-Jacket starts a penis measuring contest with the Royal Family.

The king isn’t slappping his on the table without Bolshevik Barry behind him. I expect at least 2 more rounds of golf before “we” know where “we” stand.
#6 March 15, 2011 at 5:47 pm
Patience&Prudence commented:

Relax everyone!!! Patience and Prudence! Or leader is bracketing out March Madness, right down to the final four teams (I’m sure there will be an announcement on this very soon). In the meantime, Japan goes up in flames along with the Middle East (for differing reasons; but HE doesn’t know why).

Suggestion for Our Dear Leader: That noose you’re looking for to tighten on Gaddafiduck? Check your trousers; it’s in use.
#7 March 15, 2011 at 5:53 pm
navy commented:

never fear obummer and thunder butt clinton has everything under controll
#8 March 15, 2011 at 6:00 pm
retire05 commented:

Saudi had been worried about Iran for a long time. There is a lot at stake here. I will not be surprised if Iran starts making a move against Saudi.
#9 March 15, 2011 at 6:02 pm
Meddler commented:

The perfect storm is about to hit. Oblabla has already proven he will vote present. Why would Iran think he would now be any different? Notice not a word out of him on the Israeli seizure of the German (Iranian) weapons ship in the Med. Not a word or act on Libya. Our enemies are in control and they know it. Media…..well nothing to see here….now move along. All this is just the beginning folks. Hang on it’s going to be a rough ride.
#10 March 15, 2011 at 6:03 pm
Granny commented:

#8 March 15, 2011 at 6:00 pm
retire05 commented:

Saudi had been worried about Iran for a long time. There is a lot at stake here. I will not be surprised if Iran starts making a move against Saudi.
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Yeah, I had not realized that Bushehr was so very close to Saudi Arabia . . . . you know the Iranians would love to have control of Mecca and Medina!
#11 March 15, 2011 at 6:05 pm
J commented:

Which side will obama take? The Saudis who bought and paid for him in the past, or the Iranians who own him now. And both countries who know far more about him than you or I know.
#12 March 15, 2011 at 6:06 pm
MN Jim commented:

From the news it sounds like the world may have missed it’s chance to get rid of Q’Daffy, as his troops get their act together and air strike the rebels. Golfing and the Final Four are obviously more important.
#13 March 15, 2011 at 6:14 pm
Paula commented:

It’s my understanding that the Saudi’s didn’t even tell the Pentagon they were moving in. And as with most of our officials, as stated at a hearing last year, they heard it in the news!!!

I can’t begin to tell you how scared I am to close my eyes at night knowing these crap weasels are in charge. And pray to God there’s a tomorrow?
#14 March 15, 2011 at 6:18 pm
Ginger commented:

ATTENTION……ATTENTION……ATTENTION

Ths is why we have to get Congressman West to run for president 2012!

Congressman Allen West Votes Against Three-Week Continuing Resolution

(WASHINGTON) — Congressman Allen West (FL-22) today, along with 53 other Republican members of the House of Representatives, voted against the
three-week Continuing Resolution.

Below is an excerpt from the statement Congressman West entered into the Congressional Record:
“I rise today to take a stand, a stand that may not be popular with the Leadership of the House of Representatives, but a stand I must take because I believe we cannot kick the can down the road for even another three weeks. The American people recognize that we must no longer take these small calculated measures.

We are in this position today because the Democrats in the last Congress failed to pass a budget. The Democrats failed to show leadership last year and the President is showing a lack of leadership today. I will show what I consider appropriate leadership now and that’s why I voted against this Continuing Resolution.

My “No” vote should not be construed as my willingness for a “government shutdown. My vote is based on a simple principle that we need to complete the federal budget for 2011.

We cannot wait any longer. The time has come to have this debate on federal spending and get our nation back on track by cutting spending for the long term economic restoration of our Republic.”
#15 March 15, 2011 at 6:21 pm
Mark1957 commented:

Obama’s “to-do” list for March 15, 2011;

9:00 am – Golf 18 holes

12:00 noon – lunch

1:00 pm – bracket NCAA tournament

4:00 pm – play with model bullet train set

6:00 pm – Cartoon network
#16 March 15, 2011 at 6:43 pm
donh commented:

Everything that has been happening in the Middle East is Iranian Imperialism towards a fundamentalist sharia Caliphate…and Obama is giving ” Can You Dig It ” speeches to his alliance of labor union gangs and Islamist brootherhoods to hang tight and hold their turf. Because its ALL OUR TURF… http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSN2kAo-y40
#17 March 15, 2011 at 6:51 pm
TexasFred commented:

Our economy in shambles, Japan on the verge of collapse and the Mid-East and Asia very close to an explosion, and what do we have:

OBAMA… And a damned moron that is too busy making B-Ball picks to actually notice that the world is in dire straights…
#18 March 15, 2011 at 6:59 pm
Millitant Conservative commented:

Gee, I was a young 20 somthing in the eightys when I flew closure in the straights of Hormuz.
We flew out of Somalia, Mogadishu and Oman Saudia Arabia. Nasty countries then, cannot imagine much progress since then. This was under a good president that protected America though. Ranoldus Magnus. This lil whimp is a skid mark on the sheets. Such a clear and present wuss. This is the big one, the middle east is gonna go nuclear and skippy is gonna vote present. The asleep american public will even see the Affirmative action captain kick ass as the absolute failure that he is. Yhea yippie first black president. Absolute complete failure because of the idiots that voted the bastard in. YOU people we duped, used and confused. You did not do your homework and voted for the color of his skin. Now you have DAMNED us all to the fate of his childish, simplistick, understanding of the complex world we live in. Thanks. Now it is time to load more magazines and pray to the GOD that Obama Hates.

powder is dry.
#19 March 15, 2011 at 7:14 pm
workingclass artist commented:

3am call….F A I L
#20 March 15, 2011 at 7:21 pm
Robert Fleischer commented:

I was wondering what Iran would do. So far, words only. The Saudi’s …and a few other ‘Arab States’ have wanted the USA to ‘do something’. The Saudi’s, no matter what you think of them, have just seen Obama fail to back up Mubarek, with whom this country, rightly or wrongly, has agreements to support. The Saudi’s are very worried; after all, THEY have agreements with the USA too. With the situation slowly reaching a possible uprising of Shia against Sunni, this could be a big mess. The Saudi’s, by going into Bahrain, have the Iranians trying to figure out what to do, since Iran probably planned for the Saudi’s not ever doing anything, and eventually infiltrating enough to take over. The Saudi’s are placating their own citizens with massive handouts, keeping a lid on in Saudi Arabia. It’s a big mess, and getting messier, and WE are going to get involved, one way or the other, we will be forced to. The Iranians, so far, have been winning, slowly, but surely.
#22 March 15, 2011 at 7:41 pm
Giigii commented:

Obama is watching and betting on basketball, March madness, leave him alone, he is the president dunce of American history.
#23 March 15, 2011 at 7:49 pm
donh commented:

Its very simple ..Obama is BFFL with Khadaffi and Akmedimitax and wants to see the wealthy Saudi Kingdom fall to his Islamo marxist revolution and spread the oil money around the arab street. The whole bracket picking, golfing, party animal act is a facade to give Obama plausible deniability at organizing global anarchy .
#25 March 15, 2011 at 11:04 pm
S. Wolf commented:

‘Yesterday, because of the failure of President Obama to confront Iran’s hegemony and expansion of its radical Islamic sphere of power in the Middle East, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia, in conjunction with his Arab Gulf Cooperation Council partners, moved into Bahrain to head off an overthrow of its government by extremist Shiites loyal to the radical mullahs in Tehran. This act by King Abdullah, whose kingdom has been at loggerheads with Obama and his Secretary of State Hillary Clinton over their betrayal of President Hosni Mubarak in Egypt, and their weakness in confronting and to the contrary appeasing Iran, underscores how even Arab rulers have lost any faith in the American president, and do not respect him.’

http://bigpeace.com/lklayman/2011/03/15/obamas-failure-force-saudis-to-move-into-bahrain/

Somewhere in this is Valerie Jarrett, Iranian born president of the U.S. in the absence of Zero while he golfs, watches sports and parties with celebrities..
#26 March 16, 2011 at 9:10 am
LimoLibsStink commented:

0bama:

This may start a war… which I hope Iran wins. Sure, gas prices may go to $10 per gallon. I’ll just have the Taxpayer pay for my gas. Ha ha!

My limousine is running and my bunker is ready. How about you? Good day.
#27 March 16, 2011 at 9:49 am
Scott M commented:

It begins…

It’s getting overused…