Taheri

OK, I didn't use the "NY Post is a rag" comeback, I went the "Don't believe a word Taheri says" route.

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Taheri is a member of the heavily Jewish influenced, ultra-war-mongering, anti-Arab, so-called “think tank” (nowadays simply known as PR firms) named Benador Associates (Richard Perle is even a member!)

Think Progress » White House consults the “experts.” 2006

The instability of the Iranian regime was illustrated this month by the resignation of a senior cleric, Ayatollah Jalaleddin Taheri, in protest against the hard-liners 'stifling of reform.

Iran on the Brink 2002

The instability of the Iranian regime was illustrated this month by the resignation of a senior cleric, Ayatollah Jalaleddin Taheri, in protest against the hard-liners 'stifling of reform.

Iran on the Brink 2002

Sources close to Jackson said some of the quotes in Taheri’s article were fabricated — Jackson never used the term “Zionists,” for instance, they said.

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Sources close to Jackson said some of the quotes in Taheri’s article were fabricated — Jackson never used the term “Zionists,” for instance, they said.

this taheri is the ‘yellow stars’ guy 2008

Mr. Taheri is an columnist for the New York Post who claims to be the voice of Iran, somewhat like the disgusting criminal Chalabi in Iraq.

Think Progress » ThinkFast: May 23, 2006 2006

You can call Taheri a fraud as much as you want, except that Obama confirmed the story.

Obama negotiations with Iraq. Ann Althouse 2008

Mr. Taheri is also an employee of Benador, a lobbying group for the Israeli government.

Think Progress » ThinkFast: May 23, 2006 2006

Benador Associates, the public relations agency that placed the story with The National Post, is a boutique firm specializing in promoting neoconservative figures such as Taheri, Michael Ledeen, Richard Perle, Charles Krauthammer and others who supported the Iraq war and "regime change" in Iran now.

Powerline: The Iran "yellow star" sham is true Glenn Greenwald 2006