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Getting to the Hart of the Matter with One of the World`s Most Experienced Reporters

Alan Hart will be speaking in the U.S. and Canada from Mid May to Mid June. He is starting off in Michigan; he arrives 13 May.

(SALEM / LONDON) - At the age of 7, Alan Hart knew he wanted to be a reporter for BBC. First in his working class family to have a secondary education he attended the best Grammar School in the country.

In Praise of `Salem News`

I want to praise Salem News, which I trust represents the values of a "salem" news outlet.

(TEHRAN) - It was an unanticipated incident, becoming acquainted with Salem-News.

I simply figured out one day that one of my articles has been published on a Website whose name sounds strangely unfamiliar yet significantly meaningful to me.

Dual Loyalty Revisited

Any American not outraged is not yet fully informed.

(TEMPE, Az.) - Four-fifths of the U.S. House and Senate recently declared in correspondence to Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that the U.S. must reaffirm its “unbreakable bond” with Israel.

What persuaded our Congress to proclaim their loyalty to Israel while our military is waging war in the Middle East based on fabricated intelligence?

Iran Wants US Nukes Dismantled

Ahmadinejad also provided a comprehensive resolution to strengthen the non-proliferation treaty.

(TEHRAN PRESS TV) - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says the United States should dismantle its nuclear bases around the world as a step to create a nuke-free world.

"Nuclear weapons stationed in military bases in the US and those in its allied countries such as Germany, Italy, Japan and the Netherlands must be dismantled," President Ahmadinejad Monday.

Is Iran Really a Threat?

The Obama administration ratchets up the rhetoric about Iran, but Ray McGovern wonders if this is just another dangerous hype.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said publicly that Iran “doesn't directly threaten the United States.” Her momentary lapse came while answering a question at the U.S.-Islamic World Forum in Doha, Qatar, on Feb. 14.

Fortunately for her, most of her Fawning Corporate Media (FCM) fellow travelers must have been either jet-lagged or sunning themselves poolside when she made her unusual admission.

When `Barack` Decides to Head a Barrack

Americans are having the wool pulled over their eyes about alleged nukes in Iran.

(TEHRAN) - "The continued presence of all options on the table"; this is the disappointing message which a Nobel Peace Prize laureate dispatches internationally.

In his latest interview with CBS news, American President Barack Obama refused to rule out the possibility of a military strike against Iran.

Why Real Freedom Does Not Exist

We must yield ourselves to the fact that freedom in its very existence, is not free absolutely.

(TEHRAN) - Historically, freedom has been a vital and mostly unanswered question of mankind who has constantly endeavored to realize a free and tranquil life.

Can we basically mark out the example of an absolute manifestation for such a free society?

So, We are Terrorists!

Tensions between Iran and Canada lead to mistreatment and humiliation, and the unreasonable and questionable rejections of visa applications.

(TEHRAN) - Dr. Hossein Beik-baghban, a renowned Iranian professor of Oriental Studies at the University of Strasbourg, once explained a bitterly interesting memory.

Upon learning he was Iranian, a woman in France stated: Oh! So, you are a terrorist!"

U.S. Seeks War Against the Wrong Country

If Israel's "right of existence" and "right to self-defense" is important, then Iran's right of "peace and tranquility" is important, as well.

(TEHRAN ) - Tittle-tattles regarding the possibility of a military strike against Iran are being renewed these days.

President Obama, to whom I still wonder why the Nobel Peace Prize has gone, is confessing that former President Bush was right in his belief that Iran poses a serious threat to the international community.

U.S. Senate Passes Nowruz Resolution

PAAIA would like to extend its deep appreciation to Senators Menendez and Cornyn for their leadership, and to the many Iranian Americans around the country who contacted their Senators to educate them about Nowruz and to express their support for the resolution.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - Today, the U.S. Senate passed by unanimous consent the Nowruz resolution sponsored by Senators Robert Menendez (D-NJ) and John Cornyn (R-TX).