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reply posted on 2-1-2006 @ 10:23 PM by Seekerof
Not less than thirty minutes ago, I ran across an interesting article on Europe, Iran, and the Iranian president.


Iranian figures ranging from Islamic Revolution leader Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini to current Supreme Leader ‘Ali Khamene‘i and even so-called moderates like former Iranian President Mohammad Khatami have all called for Israel's destruction. Until Ahmadinejad, Iranian politicians have played their European counterparts like fiddles. Take Khatami: Addressing the Italian Parliament in March 1999, he declared, "Tolerance and exchange of views are the fruits of cultural richness, creativity, high-mindedness and harmony. One must recognize this opportunity." Khatami's conciliatory tone, though, was reserved only for gullible foreign diplomats, parliamentarians, and academics. He spoke with a different voice when addressing his domestic audience. In a televised address on October 24, 2000, for example, he declared, "In the Qur'an, God commanded to kill the wicked and those who do not see the rights of the oppressed… If we abide by human laws, we should mobilize the whole Islamic World for a sharp confrontation with the Zionist regime… If we abide by the Qur'an, all of use should mobilize to kill." Eradication of Israel remains Islamic Republic dogma. The problem is not one of politics, but rather one of ideology. This is where Brussels' strategy falls short.

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Political problems can be resolved through diplomacy, but the ideological underpinnings of a hostile regime cannot. Pol Pot could not be dissuaded from genocidal xenophobia. Gamal Abdul Nasser would never abandon Arab nationalism. Saddam defiantly upholds the principles of his rule, even after his ouster from power. The Iranian leadership is no different. No amount of diplomacy will convince Iran's clerical leadership to abandon tenets and policies they see rooted in their own interpretation of theology. The Iranian leadership is as dangerous as its expanding arsenal. But, at least with Ahmadinejad's candid commentary, European officials can see the Islamic Republic for what it is rather than what they wish it to be.

Iran Means What It Says

Ahmadinejad's rhetoric will make no sense to many, but it will make sense to a few. It is that 'few' that will lead this situation either to a peaceful conclusion or a damaging one.




seekerof

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reply posted on 3-1-2006 @ 08:32 AM by Riwka
Originally posted by Seekerof

Iran Means What It Says

Ahmadinejad's rhetoric will make no sense to many, but it will make sense to a few.



I hope so, Seekerof. This is a true "global test."

Iran insisted that they have a "right" to carry out uranium enrichment, the process that could lead to the development of a nuclear bomb, on its own soil, Iranian media reported today.



reply posted on 3-1-2006 @ 08:46 AM by Riwka
Originally posted by Barbarossa

I am from Turkiye and from here its seems to be like the President of Iran wants to isolate Iran from the rest of the world



Mehrhaba!

I do not think Iran isolates itself.

Not only some Arab states, but also Venezuelan President Chavez is joining ranks with Ahmadinejad:



Venezuelan President Chavez: “The descendants of the Christ-killers” control the world.

Speaking at a rehabilitation center on December 24, the controversial left-wing president said

“the descendants of those who crucified Christ... have taken ownership of the riches of the world, a minority has taken ownership of the gold of the world, the silver, the minerals, water, the good lands, petrol, well, the riches, and they have concentrated the riches in a small number of hands.”



(Full speech in spanish language (PDF file, the remarks about Jews are on page 18)


reply posted on 3-1-2006 @ 08:59 AM by Riwka
Originally posted by NumberCruncher

How does the average Turk feel towards the Jews and Israel ?



Turkey is Israel's closest ally in the region and the two countries have close trade and military ties.



IDF chief in Turkey to discuss military cooperation with Ankara

22/12/2005

ANKARA, Turkey - Israel Defense Force Chief of Staff, Lt. Gen. Dan Halutz, arrived in Turkey on Thursday for talks expected to focus on military cooperation and Iran's nuclear program.

Halutz, who was welcomed with full military honors, held talks with the head of the Turkish military, Gen. Hilmi Ozkok, and was expected to meet President Ahmet Necdet Sezer later.



reply posted on 3-1-2006 @ 09:15 AM by masterp
Originally posted by NumberCruncher
Genocide aim of Europe, says Iran's president


Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, Iran's hard-line president who has said the Holocaust was a myth, now has charged that European countries sought to complete the genocide by establishing a Jewish state in the midst of Muslim countries.
seattletimes.nwsource.com...



Its one thing after another for this sick puppy, when is hollywood going to release the movie ? Perhaps after his reactors are piles of Radioactive dust ?



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Maybe the new Iranian president is just a puppet, placed there by those that want to see Iran destroyed and its resources taken.
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