حزب مردم بلوچستان  Balochistan People’s Party  بلوچستانءِ اُستمانءِ گــَل

 

 

Security Council and EU foreign policy envoy cannot pick and choose

28-02-2007
By D.S. Baloch

Dust is settling in the dusty city of Dozaap (ZAHEDAN), capital of Western Balochistan and most volatile part of Iran, home to Baloch that regard Persian rule unjust. After Jondullah bombed the bus that transported revolutionary guard to work. Soon after bombing UN Security Council issued a statement condemning the action of Jondullah (sc/8957 dated 15th February 2007).
The European Union Foreign policy envoy followed suit. For justice to prevail one expects that terrorist and causes of terrorists should be condemned with one breath. So does the European Union consent to state terrorism?

What if the state legitimates use of force in order to commit genocide?
Iranian forces and their Shia allies within Balochistan are about to commit genocide, and Baloch cleansing, they are encouraged by ill thought of Security Council and European Union Foreign policy envoy.
Shahryari Iranian lawmaker said” Baloch are not Iranian and they obtained Iranian nationality by deception we (law maker) should kick them out of Iran they (Baloch) he said have no love for Iran”.


On 15th February a man by name of Nasrullah Shanbezhai was arrested by Iranian security forces and put on show trial in TV and hanged 4 day later.
This trial would not concern European Union Foreign policy envoy, what about UN Security Council, this is the most ridiculous cowboy trial ever one could imagine.
If the man was terrorist which is what the Iranian regime wants us to believe than he was a secret asset in the war against Jondullah. The regime would not hang him within 4 days after his arrest. Who ever arbitrate this show they knew that this man was innocent.

Mr. Ban KI-Moon Secretary General should bring forward new motion in order to please dictators, as European Union is so desperate to please the Iranian regime. UN and European Union cannot pick and choose. Did the news of the public hanging arrive late to UN and EU attention, or is it that crimes committed by a state against one group acceptable?

As long as crimes are committed by the state they would not be constituted as a crime. What about the victims?

State of Iran failed to provide the five basic values of a state; security, freedom, order, justice, and welfare.

 

Iran is not a state that rules by consent, this is Islamic justice, where should one search for fault. Islamic moral or corrupt culture?
This is not justice, it is mob verdict. These shows create resentment against state, wherever there is injustice there will be struggle. Condemn it or Condone it the choice is yours.


D.S. Baloch