Marziyeh Amirizadeh — the WorldNetDaily columnist whose sole claim to fame is having converted to Christianity in Iran — let her anti-Muslim (or is that Moslem?) freak flag fly in her Jan. 19 column:
Most people refer to the 1979 hijacking of Iran by extremist ayatollahs as the Islamic Revolution. I like to refer to it as the Demonic Revolution. I am praying that Iran’s demons will be exorcised shortly, allowing Iran to have a true spiritual revolution.
The history of Islam in Iran is relatively new as compared to its long-time proud Persian history. It was only introduced with a previous Islamic invasion and forcing of Persians to become Moslem, following one of the most extreme strains of Islam. The parallels to the 1979 Demonic Revolution are painfully similar. Today Iranians are demonstrating their contempt for Islam, not just by calling for the death of the ayatollahs, but by burning mosques. It’s also important to note that in the past decades since I became a Christian, the Islamic regime has had to close some 50,000 mosques because, even if Iranians were not burning the mosques, they had long ago abandoned Islam, leaving many, maybe most, empty.
The Islamic identity imposed on Iranians is not natural. Most Iranians who consider themselves Moslems at all are nominal Moslems. Most do not follow Islamic law, in fact run from it, and disavow it through their private actions. They understand that Islam is a host of lies, worshipping a god of punishment and intolerance.
[…]I am praying for God to show His divine power now as He did through the plagues He brought on Egypt to end hundreds of years of slavery of the Jewish people. Yes, then average Egyptians suffered the plagues equally. God took on what was then the world’s superpower, on their own turf. Showing His greatness. Leaving their false gods in the dust. When the Jewish people gained their freedom, countless “mixed multitudes” who witnessed God’s power and greatness joined the Jewish people to worship Him.
Amirizadeh is praying for Iran to be hit with plagues and slavery? Creepy.
She continued to rage in her Jan. 26 column:
The elimination of the Islamic Republic cannot come too soon. After 47 years since the Demonic Revolution that brought the ayatollahs to power, and Iranians to their knees, subjugated by the mullahs’ extremist Islam, Iranians need to be free. Iranians will celebrate the fall of the terrorist regime with glee, but to be complete there also needs to be justice for the perpetrators.
What’s needed is an Iranian version of the Nuremberg Trials.
While the ayatollahs’ seat of power physically is in Tehran, the spiritual seat of power is in their “holy city,” Qom. The Qom Trials will turn the city from which the Islamic Republic derived its theological “authority” abusing Iranians for decades into a capital of justice.
Amirizadeh then named names of those she fervently wished to be held accountable through such trials — mostly people who personally wronged her. She then showed her pro-Trump leanings:
Following President Trump’s post to encourage Iranians in early January – “KEEP PROTESTING – TAKE OVER YOUR INSTITUTIONS!!! Save the names of the killers and abusers. They will pay a big price. I have canceled all meetings with Iranian officials until the senseless killing of protesters STOPS. HELP IS ON ITS WAY! MIGA!!!” – Iranians took to the streets and have continued to protest. Tens of thousands have been killed and hundreds of thousands injured.
She went on to creepily root for the executions of those who wronged her;
Like those found guilty in Nuremberg, the bodies of those who are sentenced to death should be cremated, their ashes dumped into the Persian Gulf in order to prevent ever setting up a shrine to them. The tomb of Ayatollah Khomeini should be burned to the ground, and its remains and his also dumped into the Gulf.
Doing this will serve as an additional form of justice for the hundreds of thousands or more victims of the Islamic Republic, many of whom were simply “disappeared” and have no resting place, and no closure for their loved ones. While their crimes cannot be erased, every physical presence of their lives can be.
As the Christian she claims to be, Amirizadeh might want to see what the Bible says about revenge.