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Christopher K
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The Iranian leader accused US allies of bullying. For a leader of a country whose stock in trade is terrorism, doesn't that sound awfully hypocritical?
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Cami
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That guy is a stone nut for real and needs to be dumped in a desert up on mars somewhere.He is really dangerous i believe.and know,,
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Laura B
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That guy is scary nuts.
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unitedcats2004
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The US has committed blatant acts of war against over 100 countries since WW2, Iran has attacked...1. And Iraq attacked them first. Ahmadinejad isn't being hypocritical, he is merely stating fact.
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Foxx Mulder to you
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sorry to say, but i have to agree with the Iranian leader. We have been watching the US lose its long reigning empire and greed has torn our country apart. Laws passed by democrats and republicans alike, tiers and tiers of laws and layers of politicians who only reveal half truths and lies, a near impossibility to impeach or remove anyone from office, a financial system in crumbles, an army spread too thinly, and no real plans or ideas on how to turn things around. Bullies bully other people because their own self-esteem and confidence in themselves is low. Not much different than what America has been doing; tear down other countries to make it look like we're big and bad. America doesn't like Ahminidenijad (or however he spells it) or Hugo Perez of Venezuela, not so much because of what they do, but because of what they say. Truth hurts; no one likes to be hurt. But the truth is some of these foreign countries we've been fighting or arguing or disagreeing with may just be correct. I think this time the Iranian hit it on the head. We're beginning to see the last of the United States as we know it. (can you sense that WW3 and a nuclear war are right around the corner). People don't like the truth. People don't like fear. It's natural for denial to set in when full of fear. Our nation is in denial if they can't see the writing on the wall. Americans read the bad news in the paper then shrug it off. Noone DOES anything. Pretty soon its going to be too late to DO anything. Sorry if you don't like this answer. I just want to be honest.
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teranam92
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Takes a Hypocrite to know a hypocrite? Yes. I suppose you don't think
a campaign of "shock and awe" against a virtually unarmed city sitting on lots of oil, does not constitute terrorism? Oh no, let's see, that was called ( what WAS the double talk phrase, oh yes, pre emptive strike!)
which later turned out to be pre emptive b-llshit: same stuff they are claiming against Iran)
Fool me once : shame on me; Fool me twice : shame on you!! and out of office you go, uno, dos, tres: Yessssssssssssss. I suppose you are talking about Iran's 100,000,000 contribution to Hezbollah. Hmmm
versus the US 3Billion military grant to Israel and its 700 billion annual
military budget--most for Iraq. Ok. Terrorism? Hmmmmm. Sounds like no one here but us hypocrites.!!!
a campaign of "shock and awe" against a virtually unarmed city sitting on lots of oil, does not constitute terrorism? Oh no, let's see, that was called ( what WAS the double talk phrase, oh yes, pre emptive strike!)
which later turned out to be pre emptive b-llshit: same stuff they are claiming against Iran)
Fool me once : shame on me; Fool me twice : shame on you!! and out of office you go, uno, dos, tres: Yessssssssssssss. I suppose you are talking about Iran's 100,000,000 contribution to Hezbollah. Hmmm
versus the US 3Billion military grant to Israel and its 700 billion annual
military budget--most for Iraq. Ok. Terrorism? Hmmmmm. Sounds like no one here but us hypocrites.!!!