Posted on 12/20/2006 9:26:27 AM PST by Biscuit85
There IS a photo of Ahmadinejad at the time of the hostage situation, but the one you are posting is not of him--I am almost sure of it.
These guys are extremists, and will do everything possible to deny anybody anyform of peace until you are A) kneeling to Allah, or B) kneeling before the block to have your head removed.
I think the tipping point is when the police shoot the kids.
If they do that, the middle ground will not tolerate it and a revolution will occur.
Shooting kids is something that makes everyone mad.
That would depend on what is germaine to the belief of the people. Remember, most of these clowns are radicals, have been radicals, and will always be radicals. They have taken "hate" to a whole "new" level.
The fact that it's not the same guy shouldn't detract from your opportunity to call Bush weak.
And it didn't.
I just don't understand why our government isn't doing more to subvert the repressive Ahmadinejad regime; or maybe they are???
I wish they would do more
"I wouldn't be surprised if the tyrant already has a dossier on each one of them."
Does that sound like anyone who plans to run for U.S. President in 2008?
"I think the tipping point is when the police shoot the kids.
If they do that, the middle ground will not tolerate it and a revolution will occur.
Shooting kids is something that makes everyone mad."
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I agree with your sentiments, but what you say did not hold true in Viet Nam. It didn't hold true in Iraq. I don't think it would hold true in Iran. Evil defeats the heart of man too frequently.
Does it really matter who is in charge in Iran?
Good they're getting really tired of the goose stepping and sieg-heiling.
The mullahs are all evil and their intention is to destroy America.
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