An old Persian saying goes:  “When the judge and the cleric become thieves, they call on liars and wicked ones as their witnesses.”  Usually, when a person has malicious intent or is a tattler and his/her words are based on total lack of principles, they name someone worse than themselves as their witness to reason that they are honest. This is exactly what happened at the Iranian regime’s 11th Majlis (parliament) when on July 5, Zarif the liar, under attack, named Khamenei as his witness. Mohammad Javad Zarif, the Iranian regime’s foreign minister, was present at the Parliament on July 5 to report on foreign policy and economic diplomacy. During his speech, a few MPs stood up shouting “liar” and “Mr. Zarif, stop. We do not want to hear lies.” In return, Zarif warned the MPs saying: “The Supreme Leader Khamenei calls me honest and brave, but you call me a liar and crippled?” He was faced with...(Read Full Post)