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From: LindyBill10/28/2006 4:52:40 PM
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Mullahs and Democrats Agree
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In Iran

From the Islamofascist news service Fars News: US Republicans in Crisis. (Hat tip: winston.)

TEHRAN (Fars News Agency)- Tehran’s interim Friday Prayers Leader Seyed Ahmad Khatami stressed that the savage and devilish performance of the US President George W Bush has placed Republicans in a very critical condition.

Addressing a large fervent congregation of the worshippers on Tehran University Campus today, Khatami noted the upcoming US Congress elections and the decisive role that the election results will play on the next presidential elections in that country, and said, “The savage and devilish acts and performances of Bush, as a Republican, have placed his party in a very critical condition.”

He pointed to the heavy casualties sustained by the US army in Iraq as a further factor deteriorating the Republicans’ stand on the political scene of the United States, and continued, “To shrink the crisis, the US administration will certainly try to project its problems on others in the coming days, but they must know that allegations about the intervention of Iran and Syria in Iraq’s domestic affairs may not solve their problems.”

The cleric stressed that the only move helping the US administration to escape its present crisis is unconditional withdrawal from Iraq.
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