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Iran's Ahmadinejad proud of Holocaust denial

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posted on Sep, 22 2009 @ 12:46 AM
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Who will lead the revolution, if the opposition leaders are killed or jailed? The time for revolution has come and passed.



posted on Sep, 22 2009 @ 12:51 AM
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Originally posted by stevegmu
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Who will lead the revolution, if the opposition leaders are killed or jailed? The time for revolution has come and passed.


You really don't get that this is all about getting the Shah's son back on the throne do you?

Why do you think they trotted him out at the Press Club and CNN Morning America during the 'Election Protests' in Iran.



posted on Sep, 22 2009 @ 01:24 AM
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I always wonder why it is that Jews go un-persecuted in Iran but Iranians are supposedly so "anti jew" when it comes to Israel?

If they were so anti jew wouldnt they want to start cleaning house first before starting some big war?

or wait...could this just be another tactic of the media elitists doing what they can to usurp their latest economic warfare on the world?

hhhmmmm....



posted on Sep, 22 2009 @ 02:20 AM
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and again we have another lie from the western media


did anyone actually read what he said? or , like the zionist OP just look at the title and press reply?


read what he said - he is questioning whether the holcaust was actually engineered to provide a homeland for the jews - sadly evidence actually supports this to some extent:


the hungarian jews.


yes , the leaders of the soon to be israel had the chance to SAVE 1/2 million jews - yet instead of seizing this opportunity with both hands - they let them die and arrested the man sent to plead for them.


Hungry`s jews have never forgiven israel for this and never will.


anyone with even 1/2 a brain must ask why did they do nothing to save them. was there a motive behind it?

[edit on 22/9/09 by Harlequin]



posted on Sep, 22 2009 @ 01:21 PM
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Originally posted by stevegmu
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Who will lead the revolution, if the opposition leaders are killed or jailed? The time for revolution has come and passed.


As I said before, the people of Iran are the leaders, not individuals, but large groups. Western media does not seem to understand this. Figures like Mousavi and Karoubi aren't leaders, they follow the crowd.

With such large scale dissent, the regime can arrest as many as they want, and more protesters can just take their place. Eventually this will be understood by all. Protests may not be all of the time, but people's dissent does not go away, the economy is terrible, jobs are few and Iranian's cannot just get on with their life, as life is far from normal.

As I said before, because the regime is # scared of people holding green flags at any public event, the regime spends all of their time covering up opposition turnouts (even at football matches), that they don't have time to govern properly. Therefore life cannot resume back to any form of normality.

If the regime becomes desperate enough, they will probably use hezbollah to attack Israel, and would love Israel to attack them, as they might feel it could legitimise them in the eyes of the few Iranian's who voted for them. This won't work for the regime either, as all outcomes and choices they make will lead to their own downfall.

[edit on 22-9-2009 by john124]



posted on Sep, 22 2009 @ 01:26 PM
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A "lie" that the Russian news sources quote from official Iranian press. Ahmadinejad is saying this rubbish to distract the world from their internal issues.

The western media do get some stuff wrong, like stupidly saying that protests have gone away and looking surprised when they come back!




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