AHMADINEJAD BIG ANOUNCEMENT ???

Ok, a couple of interesting issues with this speech of a pending, " big announcement" in the next few days and to interesting side notes about Hezbollah and Hamas.

First off, on the surface it seems logical Ahmadinejad would make such a bold statement on the anniversary of the ouster  of the Shah; notice I didn't say,  anniversary of the Islamic revolution because that is not what it was.

Some may wonder why Ahmadinejad would be given the opportunity to reinforce his position given he has been summed to account for his actions by the Iranian parliament.

If Khamenei wants Ahmadinejad minimize, then why allow him to take credit for such a pending " Big Anouncement"?

Perhaps Khamenei didn't sanction Ahmadinejad making such a bold statement?

My opinion is Khamenei did sanction the stunt and here is why I believe this to be true.

A picture is worth a thousand words and look who is in the picture with Ahmadinejad... Haniyeh!!!

Why would Khamenei permit Ahmadinejad the clout of being seen as the rep to Hamas if Ahmadinejad was on the outs with Khamenei?

Why give him the prestige when his prestige and power is what Khamenei is reportably  worried about?

Next, lets look at the statement made by Nasrallah, Hezbollah's mouthpiece!

A comment about not doing just what Iran tells them to do if Israel attacks Iran is interesting.

He basically states Hezbollah will  do what is right for Hezbollah and Lebanon; they still act as if they own Lebanon,

Now, in the never ending world of " words inside of words" for the Arab world, this is an interesting message at the same time Hamas is visiting Iran.

Where the two comments by Hamas and Hezbollah coordinated?

You would be a fool to not think so.

So, as you can see, the conversations and rhetoric continues to grow in intensity and pace.

What is Iran about to announce and why would a leader who is reported to be on the " outs" with the Ayatollah Khamenei be allowed to have the glory of a nuclear announcement?

Why would Hezbollah and Hamas give what appears, on the surface, to be somewhat confusing messages?

Yes.. the Middle East continues to be a very complex situation and it seems the complexity is getting worse.

Lets see what the announcement is and see if that gives us a clue as to what the next move may be.

http://www.jpost.com/MiddleEast/Article.aspx?id=256899

http://www.worldbulletin.net/?aType=haber&ArticleID=85652