Iranian President Claims Islam is Not a Religion of Peace
In what was undoubtedly his intention, Ahmadinejad is boasting that he's unpopped the cork of genocidal Muslim violence against Jews:
Tehran, Iran, Jan. 03 – Iran’s hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told a parliamentary committee that his remarks calling for Israel to be "wiped off the map" and describing the Holocaust as a "myth" had a profound impact on Muslims around the world, providing a "shock" that was needed "to awaken the Muslims who are in a state of lethargy", a government-owned news agency reported on Tuesday... "Some in Iran and abroad thought that we were making these speeches without a specific plan and policy, but we have been pursuing a specific strategy in this regard", the Iranian president told a group of Islamist student activists in a midnight meeting last week, according to the Persian-language website Khedmat, which was launched by Ahmadinejad’s campaign team during the presidential elections last year. "The wave [that these speeches created] has a lot of supporters among young people in the Muslim world and it will continue to move forward", Ahmadinejad said.
In a continuation of recent "maybe we will and maybe we won't" misinformation, today Israel is claiming that yes, it can destroy Iran's nuclear weapons. This, of course, is in sharp contrast some of the best public military analysts in the world, who beg to differ because they think that Iran has passed a point of no return. Thanks Europe!
Tehran, Iran, Jan. 03 – Iran’s hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad told a parliamentary committee that his remarks calling for Israel to be "wiped off the map" and describing the Holocaust as a "myth" had a profound impact on Muslims around the world, providing a "shock" that was needed "to awaken the Muslims who are in a state of lethargy", a government-owned news agency reported on Tuesday... "Some in Iran and abroad thought that we were making these speeches without a specific plan and policy, but we have been pursuing a specific strategy in this regard", the Iranian president told a group of Islamist student activists in a midnight meeting last week, according to the Persian-language website Khedmat, which was launched by Ahmadinejad’s campaign team during the presidential elections last year. "The wave [that these speeches created] has a lot of supporters among young people in the Muslim world and it will continue to move forward", Ahmadinejad said.
In a continuation of recent "maybe we will and maybe we won't" misinformation, today Israel is claiming that yes, it can destroy Iran's nuclear weapons. This, of course, is in sharp contrast some of the best public military analysts in the world, who beg to differ because they think that Iran has passed a point of no return. Thanks Europe!
