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Supporters of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad celebrate in the streets of Tehran following his victory in the presidential elections (AFP Photo) 13.06.2009, 15:28 3 comments

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Israelis back Ahmadinejad (while holding their noses)

Published: 13 June, 2009, 23:26


A supporter of Iranian President

Israeli strategists are hoping the Iranian elections are won by Israel's worst enemy - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

 
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Vladimir June 14, 2009, 09:21 quote
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To say that "Israelis harbor no ill feelings towards Iran and in fact admire its culture" is, least to say, a blatant lie as it is well known Israelis hate on virtually all Arabs. Just recall what they have done to Iraqi people (1.5 million dead) lying about Mass Destruction Weaponry. The 3.5 million Afghans have already been murdered by now through the false accusation that they did 9/11, even though many rumors quote Mossad as a true organizer behind twin towers disaster. The same sad scenario (if not worst) has already been staged for Iran and Mr Ahmadinedzad knows all that too well. Iran must go nuclear as soon as possible!!! Otherwise, no less that 10 million Persians will be evaporated, as it is well known Jews are very effective in making mass killings (while confining all the killings in a dead silence). Just recall how efficiently they have arranged 8 million Ukrainians to die in famine organized by Lazar Khaganovich and his fellow Jews from Cheka, back in 30's. Furthermore, not less than 20 million Russians were murdered before WWII in Revolution that was dominated by Jews.

john June 14, 2009, 10:42 quote
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He never said 'wiped off the map' it's an iratating misquote repeated time and time again. Get the original transcript of the speech, before it has been translated into english, and copy and paste it into Google translate. This term was never mentioned.

Peacekeepertwo June 14, 2009, 15:36 quote
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Ahmadinejad, Does not have the kind of power that President Obama has in terms setting Foreign Policy. He is more representive of popular thought in Iran. I think in the US the Mainstream Media always Supports the Rich and Powerful, thats why I turn to RT to get a more Balanced veiw of the world. I have read where Admadinejad's speaches have been misinterprated. So much of what get here the US is propaganda. thats why I like to hear the Propaganda, Russia. china, and the US.

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