Astrology
Iranian students showed their protest in the light of full Moon. It is very interesting to correlate with the Imperial Chart of Iran. The Mercury return and retrograde conciding with the Full Moon was the trigger for many uprisings; especially when Khomeini was opposing the Shah. In particular is the ethos of peaceful protest.
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Astrology
Post Iran/Japan Soccer match street protests in Iran
Iranian students showed their protest in the light of full Moon. It is very interesting to correlate with the Imperial Chart of Iran. The Mercury return and retrograde conciding with the Full Moon was the trigger for many uprisings; especially when Khomeini was opposing the Shah. In particular is the ethos of peaceful protest.
Though the protests were intense and extensive, the protestors, as always were responsible and mindful not hurt anyone, continuously chanting their slogans; in certain parts of the capital plain-clothes mercenaries and the regime's thugs brutally attacked and waged bloodshed.An update on post Iran/Japan Soccer match street protests in Iran
- Humbled Brazil Facing A Long Road Of Recovery.
What on earth happened to Brazil last night? In a competitive soccer match they had not lost at home since 1975 but everything changed in 90 minutes of heartbreak. Brazil were demolished 7-1 by Germany and yet I wasn't so surprised. This was a long...
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In his article Why Did Bush Blink on Iran? (Ask Condi): he asks "How is it that Bush, who vowed that on his watch 'the worst weapons will not fall into the worst hands,' has chosen to beat such an ignominious retreat?"But the answer he gives is...
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Starting a war or an argument, is short and sweet, but starting a war or an argument, and winning the peace is forever. That's what I thought of just now. The words just jumped off my sore fingers this morning. I am an astrologer; I look at the position...
- Kissinger's Iran Nuke Alert
Henry Kissinger was paranoid about the late Shah, when Iran was modernizing at the speed of light in the seventies. He and a number of other people in the Middle East were very worried about a strong Iran. They needed someone to help Iran self destruct,...
- Rafsanjani Mentions The Shah
One day Rafsanjani pops into the Shah's office and looks through his drawers and finds documents on Nuclear Energy and Atomic bombs. He then sees all the agreements that the Shah has made regarding Non-Proliferation. Not understanding the word proliferation,...