Hezbollah sent 150 young women members to Iran, report

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Hezbollah sent 150 young female members of the party to Qom the religious capital of Iran “to consolidate the foundations of faith , promote and strengthen the revolutionary culture of resistance in religion ” according to the Islamic Republic News Agency Iran’s official, “IRNA.”

The agency said in a report published lon July 201, citing Director of the Center for Intellectual Education of children and juveniles, that 150 young members of the ” Mehdi Scouts” of Hezbollah women arrived in Qom to visit the shrines of Massouma and Jamkaran.

Al Arabiya

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46 comments for “Hezbollah sent 150 young women members to Iran, report”

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Anonymous

Yeah, spread your stupid virus in Iran – Like if they need more of that.
Anonymous

Yeah, spread your stupid virus in Iran – Like if they need more of that.
Anonymous

basically its a brain washing mission. these women will all become school teachers
Anonymous

I know Prophet T is not going to like if I say anything about a picture And Maybe I should say something about ‘Resisting Religion and Strengthening Revolutions’ …. But I might write an op-ed news article some thing like ….
—– My goodness! What a happy and jubilant-looking young woman in a black shroud going off to summer-camp – as she and her companions look forward to promotions of the joys of a life before her – with the enhanced education about the planet she lives on, which she will receive in Iran – that Capital of freedom and youth education. Parents will be happy to note that the bus windows WILL be left open, and water-bottles are suppled by the local flag-maker, as heat-prostration on the last bus-trip caused 16 of the girls to miss the first day’s adventure – although, there were no fatalities. As the girls happily say, ‘Strength Through All. It can’t be any better.’

PROPHET.T

Did you ever think of the possibility of a training camp instead of a summer camp? Very possible. Enough religious schools in Lebanon already; No need to make a trip all the way to Qum, in order to consolidate the faith.You are much more innocent than I suspected. LOL
If that is what makes these girls happy, then be it. I prefer you write about how we should strengthen revolutions, and promote freedom and democracy ,and how to do away with sectarianism ,than discuss religion.
As long as you don’t attack the resistance idea, then we won’t clash ,lol

Anonymous

It has been said that, if two people wish to remain friends, they should NEVER discuss religion OR politics.

(Why did I get into this site???

I sometimes think that either I got old enough, or lost enough friends by various circumstances, that it became a relief of boredom to be discussing politics.

(Note: need to avoid labeling the ‘Great Spirit’ …. keep some ‘sect’ balance.)

I wasn’t a great student I guess. I was born with the kind of character which is quiet, but doesn’t like to be told what to do, or how to think. A rebel in many ways. Somehow, religious schools seemed to want to tell me little about how to FIND the great ‘Him’, and more about how I should BE FOR the great ‘Him’.

Maybe I grasped early on that if ‘He’ made me the way I am, then all the ‘rules’ of the various forms of belief in ‘Him’ were actually made by ‘man’. The best stories by people who had found ‘Him’ for themselves didn’t have rules included. Only their experiences.

I concluded all the rest is politics.

So we won’t discuss ‘religion’.

Which doesn’t mean I don’t have ‘passions’.

“There is a theory which states that if ever anybody discovers exactly what the Universe is for and why it is here, it will instantly disappear and be replaced by something even more bizarre and inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened.” – Douglas Adams.

‘Politics’ is another matter entirely.
And I resist anything which attempts to control my thoughts.Hmmm … perhaps I am a revolutionary …
http://yalibnan.com geo mitri

first and for most i respect you and prophet and many others on his forum for being deep thinkers and solution motivated people and although i agree with you that religion and politics are very sensitive matters i would like to humbly share something with you and all others who understandingly are running scared from religion and the religeous.

as humans we have an emotional side, physical side,phsycological side,financial side, and among other things a spiritual side even athiests do. now just like our physical side we hunger for food and although there are many diets some healthy and some not they pretty much fill the spot when you are hungry in a nut shell if you eat at mcdonalds every day you will feel full and satisfied but you will also likely develop health problems due to a not so lhealthy diet. the same way we all hunger spiritualy for answers and spitritual foods and no matter which religion you are born into or follow willl likely make you feel spiritually fed and satisfied even though you may be spiritually poisoned! my point is you can get food poisoning by eating bad food you can also be spiritually poisoned while feeling spiritually full. we all ought to question the results and the fruits of religion as it is impossible that we are all dating the same (him) with so many conflicts of values and blood covered hands.
http://yalibnan.com geo mitri

first and for most i respect you and prophet and many others on his forum for being deep thinkers and solution motivated people and although i agree with you that religion and politics are very sensitive matters i would like to humbly share something with you and all others who understandingly are running scared from religion and the religeous.

as humans we have an emotional side, physical side,phsycological side,financial side, and among other things a spiritual side even athiests do. now just like our physical side we hunger for food and although there are many diets some healthy and some not they pretty much fill the spot when you are hungry in a nut shell if you eat at mcdonalds every day you will feel full and satisfied but you will also likely develop health problems due to a not so lhealthy diet. the same way we all hunger spiritualy for answers and spitritual foods and no matter which religion you are born into or follow willl likely make you feel spiritually fed and satisfied even though you may be spiritually poisoned! my point is you can get food poisoning by eating bad food you can also be spiritually poisoned while feeling spiritually full. we all ought to question the results and the fruits of religion as it is impossible that we are all dating the same (him) with so many conflicts of values and blood covered hands.
PROPHET.T

5thDrawer & geo mitri,
Both of you touched on something I always wondered about quietly , most of the time, and loudly at times I was not too scared to do so; the balance between spirituality and nonreligious attitude. Both of you articulated very eloquently your spirituality without having to associate it with religion altogether.
It seems that religion(s) have monopolized the spiritual side of our humanity into their beliefs to the point of making us associate spirituality with religion. That is wrong.
And yes, you can be a spiritual person without being religious at all.
My upbringing was not too different than yours, 5th; I always felt that religion( or at least organized religion) had a duty to control the way a person thinks, and builds a wall that contains our imagination, and there fore our thoughts. I always resisted, and will always resist having my thoughts contained.
Having said that, I’m not against religious people as long as they don’t force it on others. I believe one can be religious ,yet open minded and tolerant of others who may have a different faith., yet I always find more comfort with non religious people ,regardless of what faith they were raised to associate themselves with.
geo’s point is very valid that every faith claims to know the “great god”, and everyone of them claims an exclusive right to finding the path to Him. I have always said that the ‘great god” wants nothing to do with all of these people that claim him as theirs and only theirs.
As for politics, I’ve never been scared to discuss politics with anyone, as long as the discussion is respectful, and objective. People can disagree, yet carry a meaningful debate, and respect each other views. I am, however, reluctant to discus politics with anyone who injects sectarianism into the debate, or invokes religion or God’s name to make a point.
Anonymous

Thanks to two of you … I copy and paste to preserve continuity if we wish to delve furthur into ‘man’s’ psyche.
Women are a ‘little’ different … but can be included in the human experience, I’m sure. I won’t keep them from it.
Anonymous

It s true that it is sometimes difficult to discuss religion or even politics !It s even more difficult when religion is mixed with religion and what makes matters worse is when religion is used in politics !!One can still talk ,however,one must be tolerant,must accept and respect the religious beliefs and political views of the other ! We all have different beliefs and different political views!We have to understand that we have the right to be different!One does not have to agree and cannot always agree especially on certain controversial issues! But one must not accuse,refuse, reject or insult !No one has the right to control or impose his view or belief on the other,but discuss freely with an open mind so that mutual confidence can be built !Peace ,respect and acceptance!!!!
Anonymous

It s true that it is sometimes difficult to discuss religion or even politics !It s even more difficult when religion is mixed with religion and what makes matters worse is when religion is used in politics !!One can still talk ,however,one must be tolerant,must accept and respect the religious beliefs and political views of the other ! We all have different beliefs and different political views!We have to understand that we have the right to be different!One does not have to agree and cannot always agree especially on certain controversial issues! But one must not accuse,refuse, reject or insult !No one has the right to control or impose his view or belief on the other,but discuss freely with an open mind so that mutual confidence can be built !Peace ,respect and acceptance!!!!

http://www.facebook.com/people/Pitsky-Lee/100002151673205 Pitsky Lee

Oh no,more Ninja turtels.
Have a nice trip and please dont come back
Anonymous

Has anyone thought that the wives of the indicted and potentially future indicted were smuggled along with these girls as girls scouts?

Anonymous

perhaps you are correct…espcially when it is known now that the indicted are happily living in iran.

http://www.facebook.com/people/Pitsky-Lee/100002151673205 Pitsky Lee

MY REPLY TO YOU WAS BLOCKT ,
YALIBNAN YALIBNAN ?
KASKOUN YA SHABEB.
LLL.P L

Anonymous

They should be prevented from returning — they are ‘foreign agents’ without portfolio.

Anonymous

ditto!

Dr Naji

Is this an innocent Excersice of Faith, Meditation, and safe adn reasonable Spiritual Growth…. or a case of subjecting these young ladies to the Power of Mental-Suggestion and Indoctrination ?!?! and where does a Religious Faith stops and an Impulsive Resistance begin? Dr. Naji

Anonymous

perhaps these ladies went their for more then an ‘education’.

Anonymous

would that explain the lack of joy on her face?
http://www.facebook.com/people/Jay-Kanousis/100000836917806 Jay Kanousis

See my comment above….this is possible.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Pitsky-Lee/100002151673205 Pitsky Lee

LAH YA ANTAR, AL SEETTET AL MOUHAJABEE WILL BE BACK ,BACK WITH SWOLLEN BELLYS.
KASKOUN YA SHABEB.

http://yalibnan.com geo mitri

greetings doc, were you by any chance on a turkish flight to beirut sept 2009?

Dr Naji

Greetings, Not Me Sorry! Peace!
Anonymous

Live long and prosper …

Anonymous

Doesn’t look like part of the world Girl-Scout Association. Wonder what the Mehdi scout for?

Anonymous

These young ladies is the gift of Nassrallah to Khamenei. The latter requires some virgins to saccrifice themselves to please the master of Quom. Kahmenei leads a fast life unknown to many like women, fast cars and horses. He loves to drink and sleep with young girls.. This is true but many people do not know that.

Anonymous

i am sorry but rumours/reports said that the first khomeini is more interested in children….perhaps khameni is following suit.

Anonymous

Yes I would not be surprised..
Anonymous

The perks of being supremely close to a god, eh?

Anonymous

These young ladies is the gift of Nassrallah to Khamenei. The latter requires some virgins to saccrifice themselves to please the master of Quom. Kahmenei leads a fast life unknown to many like women, fast cars and horses. He loves to drink and sleep with young girls.. This is true but many people do not know that.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Pitsky-Lee/100002151673205 Pitsky Lee

BLACK IS HELL.
LLL. LONG LIVE LEBANON.P L.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Pitsky-Lee/100002151673205 Pitsky Lee

LAH YALIBNAN ,YOU BLOKING MY COMMENTS. WALLAH ANA LIBNANE. YA ABESHOUM. DONT TELL ME?????
KASKOUN YA SHABEB.
L L LEBANON .P L.
Anonymous

I don’t understand why this bit of information is worthy of making news!!?? Totalitarian and theocratic bodies systematically start training the parents as they do in North Korea, for example, or as they did in Soviet Russia and Nazi Germany. I consider this occurrence to be in keeping with the said systems that rely on breeding new generations that comply with the authoritarian regimes that preside over such populace. If it worth anything, it is a grim reminder that the future will be worse or as bad as the present.

Anonymous

Al Arabiya wasn’t censored for it … have to fill a paper with something.
http://www.facebook.com/people/Jay-Kanousis/100000836917806 Jay Kanousis

They are very likely to be further indoctrinated to teach and promote “(armed violent)resistance”. However, just as someone said, it is likely they will then become teachers further infiltrating and polluting young minds in Lebabon.

it is also likely that some of these girls will become religious prostitutes (maybe even some legitimate wives). It is a well-known fact that in many places and especially in Iran, girls as young as 12 are protituted to older ‘holy men’ and religious pilgrims to certain shrines especially in Qom etc…

How is this done in religion you may ask? It is done by setting up a ‘temporary marriage’ of hours or a day or two.

They feel the men can get on a higher spiritual plane afterwards.

Anonymous

Eewww … no wonder the girl looks happy …
Anonymous

Eewww … no wonder the girl looks happy …

http://pulse.yahoo.com/_B2K4S23OFZLXG7ETRIUO4RSLOM Joey

this 150 woman well donate a 150 lebanese passport did u know people that the lebanese woman can not give the lebanese nationalite to her man and kids only the lebanese shia are able to do so what a miracle
http://twitter.com/Winston80 Winston

Bomb the Iranian regime and its terror centres.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1079860838 Dan Bahrami

Am an Iranian
and shame to hear news like this. I have give my apologize to all dear Lebanese
ppl. Lebanon is a really beautiful country with nice and very friendly ppl. Iranian
Republic of Islamic regime is virus of Middle-East. They also do Military
intervention and political interference in Iraq and Somalia and south of
America and Yemen and many other countries. two years ago they hanged about 420
Iranian just cause of have a web site or saying something politic or dress code
or alcohol or have relationship out of marriage and like that. Am shame that my
regime want destroy also other free and secular countries. We don’t know also
what we have to do. They brain wash Iranians and therefore they spend millions dollars.

love you all Lebanese brothers and siters

Anonymous

Nice to see you could sneak out to say something … no need to apologize when it’s not your fault .. and the world DID see your attempts to have some green there.
Just know the ‘happy’ girl-scout in the picture is not compensation … beware.

Anonymous

I dont see why theres so many comments on a page with 6 sentences, in couple words you can say “150 women are returning to their Motherland” simple as that.

Anonymous

How would you like it if your comment was addressed to 150 nuns that were going to Italy or Russia to complete religious training.

Respect other members of society as you would like them to respect you.

Anonymous

“to consolidate the foundations of faith , promote and strengthen the revolutionary culture of resistance in religion ” Culture of Resistance in Religion. Enough Said.

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