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Politics : WAR on Terror. Will it engulf the Entire Middle East?
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To: Scoobah who wrote (20205)1/30/2007 9:05:14 AM
From: Richnorth  Read Replies (2) of 32591
 
I don't agree with you!

Rafsanjani was a moderate compared with Ayatollah Khomeini.
During Rafsanjani's time, there were US-Iran contacts. Ahmadinejad was elected over Rafsanjani because the US has aroused Iranian suspicions. And now folks like you like to call him an extremist!

But, really, no matter which Iranian President is in power, the Zionists and their sympathisers will always consider him an extremist. Oh well, such is their mindset.

Even when Ahmadinejad was merely quoting Khomeni about wiping Israel off the map and that could jave simply meant erasing the blessed name of Israel off the map of the world using an eraser, the Zionists insisted that Ahmadinejad meant he wanted to destroy everyone of them or dehumanize Israel with one or more nukes. Hence they are now exploiting their current phobia or mania by calling for the destruction of Iranian nucleart facilities!

Why is Israel plagued with so much trouble? Why is it such a "magnet" for problems? Too many baddies around it, eh? Is Israel really faultless? Has it chosen a bad piece of real estate? If so, isn't it about time it moved to where it will not be "persecuted", say, to the sunshine and warmth of Florida and engage in peaceful enterprises?
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