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I agree fully!!
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, October 13, 2007 8:34
PM
Subject: Re: Yawm-al Quds or Al-Quds
Day
This is not the place for your propaganda. Send your
comments to
Aljazeera, where they are appreciated.
THIS IS A
PHOTOGRAPHY GROUP. Mahmoud Dinnerjacket's politics are of
no interest here.
Renate Volz
On Saturday, Oct 13, 2007, at
22:16 US/Eastern, kombizz wrote:
>
> "There is blood upon
their hands"
>
> Ernest Hemingway explained the problem many years
ago. The first thing
> politicians do to hide their mismanagement, he
said, is inflate the
> currency; the second thing they do is go to
war.
>
> Our currency has been inflated and we are at war. The
demonization of
> the
> Iranian president, Mahmoud
Ahmadinejad, which you saw take place in
> New York
> City
and on American television, is just the first step in preparing
>
the
> country for a third war.
>
> The president of
Columbia, Lee Bollinger, disgraced himself. Instead of
> introducing his
invited guest speaker, he launched a tirade of abuse
>
and
> insults. Obviously, he was in hot water with some of Columbia's
big
> donors
> for inviting Ahmadinejad and chose that
petty, shabby way of trying to
> ingratiate himself to the school's
angry sugar daddies. All Bollinger
> succeeded in doing was making
Ahmadinejad look good in comparison with
> him.
>
>
Whether you agree with Iran's president or not, he's the wrong guy to
> try to
> demonize. He is not a dictator. He is an elected
president.
>
> The claims that Ahmadinejad denies the Holocaust
and has called for the
> destruction of Israel are false. He has called
for regime change,
> which is
> something American
politicians do every time they find a country whose
> policies they
disagree with. Regime change is a change of government,
>
not
> genocide. As for the Holocaust, he said it raised two questions:
Why
> put
> people in prison who question details of the
official version, which
> is what
> several European
countries do. Why should the Palestinians be made to
>
pay
> for it? Both are good questions.
>
> How American
politicians can call Iran a dangerous country and claim
> that
it
> poses a threat to the US is a mystery. On second thought, it is not
a
> mystery. It just tells you that the politicians think you and I are
so
> stupid that we will fall for the exact same parade of lies
and
> exaggerations
> that was used to justify the war
against Iraq.
>
> Think for yourself. Iran has no nuclear weapons,
and its military is
> designed for defense. It has no offensive
capability - no air force,
> no navy
> to speak of. Israel,
on the other hand, is usually ranked as the fifth
> most
>
powerful military state on the planet. It has more than 200 nuclear
> weapons
> and a superb air force.
>
> Iran has said
it has no desire to attack Israel or any other country.
> It
has
> said its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes and that it has
no
> desire
> for a nuclear weapon. The head cleric has
issued a fatwa against
> nuclear
> weapons. And there is
not one shred of evidence that Iran is pursuing a
> nuclear
weapon.
>
> Just remember the lies told to you before Iraq: that
Saddam Hussein was
> pursuing a nuclear weapon; that he had enormous
stockpiles of chemical
> and
> biological weapons. The only
thing he really had was oil. That's why
> we went
> to war,
and that's why the administration wants to go to war with
Iran.
>
> I've heard some politicians say that Ahmadinejad has
"blood on his
> hands."
> Well, our $40 billion worth of
intelligence cannot even determine if
> he was
> involved
in the taking of the American embassy back in 1979. As for
>
blood,
> American politicians have far more Iranian blood on their
hands. We
> overthrew Iran's democratic government and installed the
Shah and his
> secret
> police. We sided with and assisted
Saddam Hussein when he invaded
> Iran. Tens
> of thousands
of Iranians are dead because of America's foreign policy.
>
> We
truly have a corrupt and incompetent government in Washington.
>
>
http://www.presstv.ir/Detail.aspx?id=25357§ionid=3510303
Charley
> Reese,
>
> http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/12/21/iraq.haditha/index.html
...or being
> part of
> a terror organization...
>
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