Als Obama morgen op TV roept dat alle kernwapens vernietigd dienen te worden, staan daags later de kranten bol met deze geweldige oproep en zullen de journaals niets anders meer laten zien.
Maar wanneer president van Iran Rouhani een oproep doet die veel verder gaat dan alleen ontwapenen, een oproep om de handen in elkaar te slaan en op zoek te gaan naar zaken die ons verbinden in plaats van zaken te zoeken die ons verdelen, dan haalt dit niet eens het nieuws. Ja, de journaals hebben wel laten weten dat de president van Iran aanwezig was bij de VN en een woordje heeft gesproken maar de inhoud, en wat voor een inhoud, daar moet je echt naar op zoek.
Wat had de president van Iran dan te vertellen, laten wij daar eerst eens even naar gaan kijken en luisteren;
Voor de mensen die liever lezen heeft Bovendien het transcript van de toespraak;
Mr. President, Mr. Secretary-General,
Excellencies, Ladies and Gentlemen, At the outset, I would like to offer my most sincere felicitations on your deserved election to the presidency of the General Assembly and seize the moment to express appreciation for the valuable efforts of our distinguished Secretary-General.Our world today is replete with fear and hope; fear of war and hostile regional and global relations; fear of deadly confrontation of religious, ethnic and national identities; fear of institutionalization of violence and extremism; fear of poverty and destructive discrimination; fear of decay and destruction of life-sustaining resources; fear of disregard for human dignity and rights; and fear of neglect of morality. Alongside these fears, however, there are new hopes; the hope of universal acceptance by the people and the elite all across the globe of "yes to peace and no to war"; and the hope of preference of dialogue over conflict, and moderation over extremism.The recent elections in Iran represent a clear, living example of the wise choice of hope, rationality and moderation by the great people of Iran. The realization of democracy consistent with religion and the peaceful transfer of executive power manifested that Iran is the anchor of stability in an otherwise ocean of regional instabilities. The firm belief of our people and government in enduring peace, stability, tranquility, peaceful resolution of disputes and reliance on the ballot box as the basis of power, public acceptance and legitimacy, has indeed played a key role in creating such a safe environment.
Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen,
The current critical period of transition in international relations is replete with dangers, albeit with unique opportunities. Any miscalculation of one's position, and of course, of others, will bear historic damages; a mistake by one actor will have negative impact on all others. Vulnerability is now a global and indivisible phenomenon.At this sensitive juncture in the history global relations, the age of zero-sum games is over, even though a few actors still tend to rely on archaic and deeply ineffective ways and means to preserve their old superiority and domination. Militarism and the recourse to violent and military means to subjugate others are failed examples of the perpetuation of old ways in new circumstances.Coercive economic and military policies and practices geared to the maintenance and preservation of old superiorities and dominations have been pursued in a conceptual mindset that negates peace, security, human dignity, and exalted human ideals. Ignoring differences between societies and globalizing Western values as universal ones represent another manifestation of this conceptual mindset. Yet another reflection of the same cognitive model is the persistence of Cold War mentality and bi-polar division of the world into "superior us" and "inferior others." Fanning fear and phobia around the emergence of new actors on the world scene is another.In such an environment, governmental and non-governmental, religious, ethnic, and even racial violence has increased, and there is no guarantee that the era of quiet among big powers will remain immune from such violent discourses, practices and actions. The catastrophic impact of violent and extremist narratives should not - in fact, must not - be underestimated.In this context, the strategic violence, which is manifested in the efforts to deprive regional players from their natural domain of action, containment policies, regime change from outside, and the efforts towards redrawing of political borders and frontiers, is extremely dangerous and provocative.The prevalent international political discourse depicts a civilized center surrounded by un-civilized peripheries. In this picture, the relation between the center of world power and the peripheries is hegemonic. The discourse assigning the North the center stage and relegating the South to the periphery has led to the establishment of a monologue at the level of international relations. The creation of illusory identity distinctions and the current prevalent violent forms of xenophobia are the inevitable outcome of such a discourse. Propagandistic and unfounded faithphobic, Islamo-phobic, Shia-phobic, and Iran-phobic discourses do indeed represent serious threats against world peace and human security.This propagandistic discourse has assumed dangerous proportions through portrayal and inculcation of presumed imaginary threats. One such imaginary threat is the so-called "Iranian threat" -which has been employed as an excuse to justify a long catalogue of crimes and catastrophic practices over the past three decades. The arming of the Saddam Hussein regime with chemical weapons and supporting the Taliban and A1-Qaida are just two examples of such catastrophes. Let me say this in all sincerity before this august world assembly, that based on irrefutable evidence, those who harp on the so-called threat of Iran are either a threat against international peace and security themselves or promote such a threat. Iran poses absolutely no threat to the world or the region. In Fact, in ideals as well as in actual practice, my country has been a harbinger of just peace and comprehensive security.
Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Nowhere in the world has violence been so deadly and destructive as in North Africa and West Asia. Military intervention in Afghanistan, Saddam Hussein's imposed war against Iran, occupation of Kuwait, military interventions against Iraq, brutal repression of the Palestinian people, assassination of common people and political figures in Iran, and terrorist bombings in countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan and Lebanon are examples of violence in this region in the last three decades.What has been - and continues to be - practiced against the innocent people of Palestine is nothing less than structural violence. Palestine is under occupation; the basic rights of the Palestinians are tragically violated, and they are deprived of the right of return and access to their homes, birthplace and homeland. Apartheid as a concept can hardly describe the crimes and the institutionalized aggression against the innocent Palestinian people.The human tragedy in Syria represents a painful example of catastrophic spread of violence and extremism in our region. From the very outset of the crisis and when some regional and international actors helped to militarize the situation through infusion of arms and intelligence into the country and active support of extremist groups, we emphasized that there was no military solution to the Syrian crisis. Pursuit of expansionist strategies and objectives and attempts to change the regional balance through proxies cannot be camouflaged behind humanitarian rhetoric. The common objective of the international community should be a quick end to the killing of the innocent. While condemning any use of chemical weapons, we welcome Syria's acceptance of the Chemical Weapons Convention, and believe that the access by extremist terrorist groups to such weapons is the greatest danger to the region that must be considered in any disarmament plan. Simultaneously, I should underline that illegitimate and ineffective threat to use or the actual use of force will only lead to further exacerbation of violence and crisis in the region.Terrorism and the killing of innocent people represent the ultimate inhumanity of extremism and violence. Terrorism is a violent scourge and knows no country or national borders. But, the violence and extreme actions such as the use of drones against innocent people in the name of combating terrorism should also be condemned. Here, I should also say a word about the criminal assassination of Iranian nuclear scientists. For what crimes have they been assassinated? The United Nations and the Security Council should answer the question: have the perpetrators been condemned? Unjust sanctions, as manifestation of structural violence, are intrinsically inhumane and against peace. And contrary to the claims of those who pursue and impose them, it is not the states and the political elite that are targeted, but rather, it is the common people who are victimized by these sanctions. Let us not forget millions of Iraqis who, as a result of sanctions covered in international legal jargon, suffered and lost their lives, and many more who continue to suffer all through their lives. These sanctions are violent, pure and simple; whether called smart or otherwise, unilateral or multilateral. These sanctions violate inalienable human rights, inter alia, the right to peace, fight to development, right to access to health and education, and above all, the right to life. Sanctions, beyond any and all rhetoric, cause belligerence, warmongering and human suffering. It should be borne in mind, however, that the negative impact is not merely limited to the intended victims of sanctions; it also affects the economy and livelihood of other countries and societies, including the countries imposing sanctions.
Mr. President, Excellencies,
Violence and extremism nowadays have gone beyond the physical realm and have unfortunately afflicted and tarnished the mental and spiritual dimensions of life in human societies. Violence and extremism leave no space for understanding and moderation as the necessary foundations of collective life of human beings and the modem society. Intolerance is the predicament of our time. We need to promote and reinforce tolerance in light of the religious teachings and appropriate cultural and political approaches. The human society should be elevated from a state of mere tolerance to that of collective collaboration. We should not just tolerate others. We should rise above mere tolerance and dare to work together.People all over the world are tired of war, violence and extremism. They hope for a change in the status quo. And this is a unique opportunity - for us all. The Islamic Republic of Iran believes that all challenges can be managed - successfully - through a smart, judicious blend of hope and moderation. Warmongers are bent on extinguishing all hope. But hope for change for the better is an innate, religious, widespread, and universal concept.Hope is founded on the belief in the universal will of the people across the globe to combat violence and extremism, to cherish change, to oppose imposed structures, to value choice, and to act in accordance with human responsibility. Hope is no doubt one of the greatest gifts bestowed upon human beings by their All-Loving Creator. And moderation is to think and move in a wise, judicious manner, conscious of the time and the space, and to align exalted ideals with choice of effective strategies and policies, while cognizant of objective realities.The Iranian people, in a judiciously sober choice in the recent elections, voted for the discourse of hope, foresight and prudent moderation - both at home and abroad. In foreign policy, the combination of these elements means that the Islamic Republic of Iran, as a regional power, will act responsibly with regard to regional and international security, and is willing and prepared to cooperate in these fields, bilaterally as well as multilaterally, with other responsible actors. We defend peace based on democracy and the ballot box everywhere, including in Syria, Bahrain, and other countries in the region, and believe that there are no violent solutions to world crises. The bitter and ugly realities of the human society can only be overcome through recourse to and reliance on human wisdom, interaction and moderation. Securing peace and democracy and ensuring the legitimate rights of all countries in the world, including in the Middle East, cannot - and will not - be realized through militarism.Iran seeks to resolve problems, not to create them. There is no issue or dossier that cannot be resolved through reliance on hope and prudent moderation, mutual respect, and rejection of violence and extremism. Iran's nuclear dossier is a case in point. As clearly stated by the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, acceptance of the inalienable right of Iran constitutes the best and the easiest way of resolving this issue. This is not political rhetoric. Rather, it is based on a profound recognition of the state of technology in Iran, global political environment, the end of the era of zero-sum games, and the imperative of seeking common objectives and interests towards reaching common understanding and shared security. Put otherwise, Iran and other actors should pursue two common objectives as two mutually inseparable parts of a political solution for the nuclear dossier of Iran.1. Iran's nuclear program - and for that matter, that of all other countries - must pursue exclusively peaceful purposes. I declare here, openly and unambiguously, that, notwithstanding the positions of others, this has been, and will always be, the objective of the Islamic Republic of Iran. Nuclear weapon and other weapons of mass destruction have no place in Iran's security and defense doctrine, and contradict our fundamental religious and ethical convictions. Our national interests make it imperative that we remove any and all reasonable concerns about Iran's peaceful nuclear program.2. The second objective, that is, acceptance of and respect for the implementation of the right to enrichment inside Iran and enjoyment of other related nuclear rights, provides the only path towards achieving the first objective. Nuclear knowledge in Iran has been domesticated now and the nuclear technology, inclusive of enrichment, has already reached industrial scale. It is, therefore, an illusion, and extremely unrealistic, to presume that the peaceful nature of the nuclear program of Iran could be ensured through impeding the program via illegitimate pressures.In this context, the Islamic Republic of Iran, insisting on the implementation of its rights and the imperative of international respect and cooperation in this exercise, is prepared to engage immediately in time-bound and result-oriented talks to build mutual confidence and removal of mutual uncertainties with full transparency.Iran seeks constructive engagement with other countries based on mutual respect and common interest, and within the same framework does not seek to increase tensions with the United States. I listened carefully to the statement made by President Obama today at the General Assembly. Commensurate with the political will of the leadership in the United States and hoping that they will refrain from following the short-sighted interest of warmongering pressure groups, we can arrive at a framework to manage our differences. To this end, equal footing, mutual respect, and the recognized principles of international law should govern the interactions. Of course, we expect to hear a consistent voice from Washington.
Mr. President, Ladies and Gentlemen,
In recent years, a dominant voice has been repeatedly heard: "The military option is on the table." Against the backdrop of this illegal and ineffective contention, let me say loud and clear that "peace is within reach." So, in the name of the Islamic Republic of Iran I propose, as a starting step, the consideration by the United Nations of the project: "the World Against Violence and Extremism." (WAVE) Let us all join this "WAVE." I invite all states, international organizations and civil institutions to undertake a new effort to guide the world in this direction. We should start thinking about "Coalition for Enduing Peace" all across the globe instead of the ineffective "Coalitions for War" in various parts of the world.Today, the Islamic Republic of Iran invites you and the entire world community to take a step forward; an invitation to join the WAVE: World Against Violence and Extremism. We should accept and be able to open a new horizon in which peace will prevail over war, tolerance over violence, progress over bloodletting, justice over discrimination, prosperity over poverty, and freedom over despotism.
As beautifully said by Ferdowsi, the renowned Iranian epic poet: Be relentless in striving for the cause of Good
Bring the spring, you must, Banish the winter, you should.Notwithstanding all difficulties and challenges, I am deeply optimistic about the future. I have no doubt that the future will be bright with the entire world solidly rejecting violence and extremism. Prudent moderation will ensure a bright future for the world. My hope, aside from personal and national experience, emanates from the belief shared by all divine religions that a good and bright future awaits the world. As stated in the Holy Qur'an: And We proclaimed in the Psalms, after We had proclaimed in the Torah, that My virtuous servants will inherit the earth. (21:105)
Thank you Mr. President
De belangrijkste reden dat deze geweldige toespraak geen aandacht krijgt van onze mainstreamjournalisten en kranten is het verzoek van Rouhani om niet alleen de chemische wapens in het Midden Oosten te vernietigen, maar ook alle kernwapens…….en dat wordt door het westen opgevat als een provocatie aan het adres van Israel, waarvan iedereen weet dat dit land de capaciteit heeft onze planeet meerdere keren te vernietigen.
Wat heel veel mensen niet weten is dat Iran het non proliferatie verdrag getekend heeft en daarmee naast de eigen religieuze reden ook een andere reden heeft om geen kernwapens te maken. Zoals gezegd, is de belangrijkste reden voor Iran om geen kernwapens te maken een religieuze, de Islam verbiedt dit soort wapens en Iran houdt zich strikt aan de regels van de Islam. De Islam is net als het Christendom, Judaïsme en Boeddhisme een geloof van liefde een saamhorigheid. De Islam is NIET datgene wat huurlingen die door westerse landen betaald worden om waar dan ook ter wereld ellende en verderf te zaaien, naar buiten uit dragen. Dat is wat de westerse mens moet gaan geloven, dat de Islam een geloof van haat en ellende is. Nu, die randdebielen die in Libië, Syrië, Irak en Afghanistan iedereen een kopje kleiner maken die hun extremistische opvattingen niet omarmen, die mensen hebben niets te doen met de Islam.
Dat is ronduit tuig dat is geselecteerd uit de ergste moordenaars en worden verder opgeleid om net dat te doen. Die mensen hebben geen visie, die hebben geen geloof, die mensen doen alles wat ze doen alleen omdat ze er ontzettend goed voor betaald krijgen. Maar nogmaals, dat is niet de Islam, dat is een stroming die ontstaan is door radicalisering door westerse inlichtingendiensten die al decennia mensen rekruteren om het Midden Oosten te destabiliseren. Daar staat dan ook El Qaida voor, een lijst van voormalige mujahadeen krijgers ( verzetsstrijders tegen de voormalige Sovjet Unie destijds ) die opgeleid werden door de CIA en andere inlichtingendiensten.
Ook voor de oorlog met de voormalige Sovjet Unie rekruteerde westerse inlichtingendiensten vele honderden, zo niet duizenden strijders en werden zij ingewijd in wat wij vandaag de dag zien als jihadisten of extremistische islamieten. Ik ka het niet vaak genoeg zeggen. Deze groep heeft niets te maken met de ware Islam!
Inmiddels hebben 51 landen een oproep gedaan aan het adres van Israel zich aan te sluiten bij het verdrag dat kernwapens hebben of ontwikkelen verbiedt. De Israëlische leiding, die zich graag beroept op het zichzelf kunnen verdedigen en dit recht te hebben, die leiding die altijd en overal met de beschuldigende vinger klaar staat om anderen zaken te verwijten, die leiding veegt zich letterlijk de reet af met deze verzoeken. De meeheulende westerse landen houden zich verdacht stil als weer eens zo’n verzoek uit de hoek van Arabische landen komt om de wapens van Israel eens onder de loep te nemen. Waar ze resoluties afdwingen bij de VN als het om andere landen gaat en sancties opleggen, hoor je de Westerse landen niet als het gaat om Israel. De Westerse landen, zoals je in het nieuwsbericht hieronder kunt horen, stemmen dan ook tegen een voorstel om alle wapens af te schaffen. Dat twee maten meten moet maar eens afgelopen zijn.
De vermeende duivel heeft een oproep gedaan voor wereldvrede en totale ontmanteling van kernwapens en andere massavernietigingswapens, ik ben benieuwd hoe de wereld hierop zal gaan reageren.
Het zal op louter toeval berusten dat Anonymous een oproep doet aan alle mensen van de wereld om op 5 november een mars in minstens 150 landen te houden . De aanleidingen voor deze mars zijn per land verschillend maar de rode draad is deze;
Er is genoeg voor ieders behoefte maar niet voor ieders hebzucht!
that you shared this helpful information with us. Please
keep us informed like this. Thanks for sharing.garden shed plans
(Margret)
I will bookmark your blog and take the feeds also? I'm glad to seek out so many helpful information here in the put up, we
want develop more techniques on this regard, thanks for sharing.
. . . . .
JEZUS quote:what's thay name?
devil quote:my name is 'legion' for we are many.
fff
misschien dat je wat links kan plaatsen met behaalde resultaten of iets waaruit de skeptici kan opmaken dat ze iets bereikt hebben,behalve het volk oproepen tot protest.
als je op deze site komt om dure woorden te strooien,dan informeer of verwijs deze site dan naar links zodat men zichzelf kan overtuigen van vladi's onterechte kritische vragen.
ohja en fff
ik stel 3 kritische vragen,die jij klaarblijkelijk niet kan beantwoorden.
mensen die mij kennen weten wat ik doe,nog belangrijker,vladi weet wat die doet.
kneus?
ik vlieger niet,ik ben thaiboxer.
misschien als we elkaar tegen komen,kun jij me leren vliegeren.
fff
en what the eff heb jij gedaan? of wat doe je? beetje mensen afzeiken die wel iets proberen? kneus ga met je vlieger spelen ofzo....
Anonymous doet meer dan je denkt.......
dat jij het niet weet omdat het niet in t nieuws komt is wat anders ;)
"Let It Not Be Said That We Did Nothing"
zeg wat ik moet doen 'anonymous'
welke poot hebben jullie stijf gehouden in den haag?
als jullie een hackersgroup zijn,waarom hacken jullie dan niet MSMEDIA,en zenden jullie keiharde waarheden en waarschuwingen uit.
who the F is anonymous.
fff
kijkt er nog wel eens iemand in de lucht zo nu en dan als de gordijnen open staan!!
WTF
we gaan eraan,hoe dan ook!
dat we eraan gaan,prima.
maar de achterbaksheid waarmee.
moordneigingen krijg ik er van!!!
fff
http://www.nujij.nl/algemeen/iraanse-president-rouhani-s-oproep-voor.25231684.lynkx
Voor het arrogante Westen is dit natuurlijk even aankijken hoe ze dit moeten verkopen aan hun "beminde gelovigen" (lees: geldschieters c.q. belastingbetalers), want hoe kun je dit zonder gezichtsverlies uitleggen aan het plebs en aan Jan Soldaat?
Lees ook deze column eens, eindelijk, eindelijk, eindelijk komt de aap uit de mouw, ook in de MSM.
http://www.nuzakelijk.nl/column-martine-hafkamp-/3588581/syrie-van-agenda.html
De reacties op het forum is afgrijswekkend en zorgwekkend. Maar ik ben een believer: times are changing!!
RSS lijst met reacties op dit artikel