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*Z* - The Queen of Dubcc:
NEW YORK (CNN) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday challenged a university audience to look into "who was truly involved" in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, defended his right to question established Holocaust history and denied there were gay Iranians.

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/US/09/24/us.iran/index.html#cnnSTCText

well, aint that a bitch!  ::)

Smoke Break:
nobody is hysterical

I TO DA GEEZY:
Israeli media is going berserk, CNN is and skynews are in outer space...oooh the scary Iranian Hitler is here...I mean, who would even think to recall the diplomatic record and the fact that Iran has been alone in support of placing all production and processing of weapon-usable material under international control or that it supported the two-state solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict back in 2003. The latter was reiterated in June 2006 when Khamenei (The supreme leader of Iran) issued an official declaration stating that Iran agrees with the Arab countries on the issue of Palestine, meaning that it accepts the 2002 Arab League call for full normalization of relations with Israel in a two-state settlement in accord with the international consensus. Well, this isn't surprising given that both the U.S and Israel have been rejectionist on both issues and in fact still are...So, remembering the facts really serves no purpose.

Laconic:

--- Quote from: *Z* on September 25, 2007, 01:23:50 PM ---NEW YORK (CNN) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Monday challenged a university audience to look into "who was truly involved" in the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, defended his right to question established Holocaust history and denied there were gay Iranians.

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/US/09/24/us.iran/index.html#cnnSTCText

well, aint that a bitch!  ::)

--- End quote ---
Ahmadenilad is absolutely right in instructing Americans to look into the farcical theory that Bin Laden and 19 hijackers were responsible for the attacks.  Conversely, I do find it highly suspicious because this is a great way to align the 9/11 Truth Movement with "Holocaust Deniers" and Iran's sometimes overly oppressive politics.

He also mentioned that Iran and the US were not on the road to war when in fact the US has been covertly carrying out operations inside Iran which include funding MEK to attempt to destablize the gov't.  He has to be aware of this because he talked about it recently.

I, however, believe him more than I do George W. Bush and pretty much speaks volumes.

TraceOneInfinite:
The Zionist and Neo-con controlled news networks in America have made a great effort to spin this event and make Ahmedinijad look "evil".  Thanks to Youtube, one can go and his remarks in their entirety.

-It is clear he did not say that there were "no" gays in Iran, he actually simply said that the problem is not as widespread in Iran as it is in America; and that is a true statement.

-He pointed out time and time again that Iran as being a respectable nation of people, that they deal with other nations through rational discussion, not through threats and aggression.  He did not deny the Holocaust, but simply said that no issue is absolute, and everything from science to religion to history is open for added research and discussion, that this is a healthy practice; and he questioned why anyone would be against that.

-He mentioned that the US has been terrorizing his nation, that the US is testing more new nuclear technology and weapons than any other nation, and that it is hypocritical to question Iran's ambitions for nuclear energy for peaceful purposes; he mentioned that his position on the Palestinian/Israel conflict is that Palestinians should have the right to self-determination in the same way other nations do.

-He questioned who was really behind Sept. 11th, and what were the conditions in the world and history that lead up to the events.

All things considered, he presented the Iranian people as being a rationale, highly civilized nation, willing to engage in healthy discussion over the issues confronting the world today.  I think it was shameful how terribly he was treated as a guest of Columbia University, and the introduction he received really displays America's bullying and bad manners.

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