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November 4, 1979 Why Won’t They Remember? Why Won’t They See What They’ve Done?

By C. J. Refsland on November 26, 2013 • ( 1 )

Iranian students climb over the wall of the U.S. embassy in Tehran during the Iranian Revolution, on Nov. 4 1979. (credit: AFP/Getty Images)

Who is running our country? In some of the media reports obama takes credit for this deal with Iran. Have they all lost their minds? Do they not remember History? Recent History? Do they not remember 1979 when they attacked our Embassy and held hostages? Do they not know that this date is a national holiday in Iran? A national day of celebration? They just had this day of national celebrating calling for the death of the US, just day’s before this deal was made. And the world leaders think we can trust them? HELLO? We have a very dark new era here and in the world. They don’t know what they done. To embolden a country such as Iran is suicide. Their belief is that they will send the Mahdi to Jerusalem to rule there, after they destroy and cause chaos to the world. The Mahdi and their version of Jesus will rule the world and finish killing all Christians and non- believers. Not to mention the fact that they have again left Americans, and their Allies behind. Look at Pastor Abedini, look at what they have done to Israel.

Below is a excerpt from CBS news it’s from one of the hostages held in Iran in 1979.

McLEAN, Va. — A nuclear deal between the U.S., Iran and other world powers has been described as a trust-building step after decades of animosity that hopefully will lead to a more comprehensive deal down the road.But for many of the 66 Americans who were held hostage for 444 days at the start of the Iranian revolution, trusting the regime in Tehran feels like a mistake.“It’s kind of like Jimmy Carter all over again,” said Clair Cortland Barnes, now retired and living in Leland, N.C., after a career at the CIA and elsewhere. He sees the negotiations now as no more effective than they were in 1979 and 1980, when he and others languished, facing mock executions and other torments. The hostage crisis began in November of 1979 when militants stormed the United States Embassy in Tehran and seized its occupants.Retired Air Force Col. Thomas E. Schaefer, 83, called the deal “foolishness.”“My personal view is, I never found an Iranian leader I can trust,” he said. “I don’t think today it’s any different from when I was there. None of them, I think, can be trusted. Why make an agreement with people you can’t trust?”

Watch this video from 1979 ABC News: