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Abassi claims to be a [[basij]]i of the [[Iran-Iraq war]], and [[special forces]].<ref>[http://www.peymane.ir/fa/pages/?cid=16974]</ref> However, his involvement in Iran-Iraq war (and claims of his volunteer efforts to defend Iran in war times), has bean disputed by General [[Ali Shamkhani]] (the Commander of IRGC Navy during the war). General Shamkhani has said: "If Hassan Abbasi and the likes of him would have come to the battleground, we wouldn't have shortage of forces, and the matter [result of the war] would have been different. He was not in the battleground." <ref>[http://www.parsine.com/fa/pages/?cid=20890]</ref> |
Abassi claims to be a [[basij]]i of the [[Iran-Iraq war]], and [[special forces]].<ref>[http://www.peymane.ir/fa/pages/?cid=16974]</ref> However, his involvement in Iran-Iraq war (and claims of his volunteer efforts to defend Iran in war times), has bean disputed by General [[Ali Shamkhani]] (the Commander of IRGC Navy during the war). General Shamkhani has said: "If Hassan Abbasi and the likes of him would have come to the battleground, we wouldn't have shortage of forces, and the matter [result of the war] would have been different. He was not in the battleground." <ref>[http://www.parsine.com/fa/pages/?cid=20890]</ref> |
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He has supervised some Ph.D. dissertations.<ref>http:// |
He has supervised some Ph.D. dissertations.<ref>http://.ir/.html</ref> Answering questions about his Ph.D. he has said that "Doctorate means Doctrine, meaning someone who can offer Doctrine." <ref name="aftabnews.ir">[http://aftabnews.ir/vdcayen6i49n6a1.k5k4.html]</ref> |
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Abbasi "the [[Kissinger]] of Islam" and the "THE BIG BRAIN STRATEGIC".Theof.<ref> |
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== Quotes == |
== Quotes == |
Revision as of 20:25, 14 January 2013
Dr. Hassan Abbasi is an Iranian political scientist, the head of the Center for Doctrinal Strategic Studies[1] in the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, an intelligence officer, He is also a theoretician in the office of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei,[2][3] and an advisor to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.[4][5]
Abassi claims to be a basiji of the Iran-Iraq war, and special forces.[6] However, his involvement in Iran-Iraq war (and claims of his volunteer efforts to defend Iran in war times), has bean disputed by General Ali Shamkhani (the Commander of IRGC Navy during the war). General Shamkhani has said: "If Hassan Abbasi and the likes of him would have come to the battleground, we wouldn't have shortage of forces, and the matter [result of the war] would have been different. He was not in the battleground." [7]
Abbasi calls himself a doctor, with a Ph.D. degree, but has always refused to clarify the university from which he graduated or his adviser. He even claims that he has supervised some Ph.D. dissertations, but it has not been confirmed by an independent source.[8][9] Answering questions about his Ph.D. he has said that "Doctorate means Doctrine, meaning someone who can offer Doctrine." [10]
Abbasi also has claimed that The New York Times writes about him "every week" and that the New York Times calls him "the Kissinger of Islam" and the "THE BIG BRAIN STRATEGIC". 'aftabnews' checked the online archive of The New York Times and didn't find any mention of Abbasi in any article.[10]
Quotes
"Our youths who are ready for martyrdom will be more effective in striking the enemy than any missiles system" [4]
External links
Notes
- ^ Iran: Suicide Squads Line Up to Strike U.S., New York Post, April 16, 2006 nypost.com
- ^ Iran's promise: '80 seconds of hell', Dateline D.C., September 5, 2004 pittsburghlive.com
- ^ No Way Out, National Review, May 26, 2004 nationalreview.com
- ^ a b Terrorism: Europe A Target of Iranian Suicide Bombers (AKI) 26 May, 2006
- ^ Amir Taheri, The Last Helicopter, The Wall Street Journal, March 29, 2006
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- ^ [2]
- ^ [3]
- ^ [4]
- ^ a b [5]