Obama slams Ahmadinejad for "hateful" 9/11 remarks _ Reuters
[In an interview with the BBC Persian news service, Obama lashed out at Ahmadinejad for the latest of what the White House called a long list of outrageous comments that would deepen Tehran's isolation from the international community.]
"Their (U.S. and EU) tolerance seems to be low," Ahmadinejad said. "Their nerves get disrupted too fast. They need to listen."
That's what happens when liars get called out.
Here’s a pdf of the speech transcript.
ReplyDeleteI thought his comments were amazingly peaceful and loving. He spoke truth to power.
Except for his sexist views of a woman's place, I agree with nearly everything he said.
Gordon Duff wrote an excellent piece about his speech.
This man is highly intelligent and more civilized than our president and congress put together. He speaks truth and of peace while our government continually lies and speaks only of more war.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I agree with Rady on women's issues and I also disagree with him that nuclear power is clean and safe. Having said that, they have as much right to build a nuke plant as any other country.
Why does anyone think the U.S. has the right to tell another country what to do? ESPECIALLY in the name of zionist Israel?
No leader is ever perfect, that's for sure. He's an improvement over the Ayatollah's and it is a slow process.
ReplyDeleteThere's not much to say about any leaders these days but as far as the truth goes he's as high as most. Ghaddafi, Chavez as well.
Sad to be betrayed by your country and your leaders and know that likely those leaders are the same. If you lead you cannot be trusted.
Jimmy Carter has started running his mouth about his accomplishments. What were they? I haven't a clue?
NUKE? We put a man on the moon? No. But they say we did. We can't find a way to dispose of the waste. Let's discharge it over the earth in chemtrails.
This deep psychotic culture
ReplyDeleteWhere every bird's a vulture
And every talking head is soaked in turpentine
Juicy loose and soupy
And hoochie coochi sushi
O'she'such an open hearted Valentine
Go ahead and rinkydink me
Flood and try to sink me
I'm from the outer limits, I AM the outer limit
We are playing on my time and the tune is mine
So sell the cobra roaster the Alabama toaster the hot goddamit boaster
Just take the roller coaster to the county line
When we have no more to say here
That'll be the day here
You will hear the bloody engines whine
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I tried over and again to post on this thread last night. I could get here, but the comment I would post would not load past three points and then would freeze.
ReplyDelete"After about one hundred years of domination, the system of Capitalism and the
existing world order has proved to be unable to provide appropriate solution to the
problems of societies, thus coming to an end. I shall try to examine the two main
causes of this failure and picture some features of the ideal future order."
H.E. Dr. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Well, that is certainly a reasonable enough premise to begin with.
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Now, how is this simple agreement construed by our loving masters? Well we all know, it is viewed from a preposterous perspective, their constant absurd perspective. And we understand how dangerous such a perspective is to our liberties and our freedoms
ReplyDeleteIt is this very understanding that they wish to stamp out. Thus all the hysteria driven laws to control the Internet, to silence dissent, to label defiance to tyranny as 'terrorism', even by mere word and opinion. All manner of absurd rhetoric is brought to bear for this vile purpose.
What is attempted here is to strike out memory, to bury truth under a mountain of mind numbing rhetoric, while distracting with flashing colors and lights, and toys that delight.
Fuck'em, just say no.
Whut?
ReplyDeleteDid everbody fall asleep?
zzzzzzz
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Ha ha ha, Hi Rady.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad to know there is someone else alive in the universe at this moment.
I was just wondering if the distant train hooting might be prefab sprouts, like a Mission Impossible set...{yea, I really was, honest} But my parrot always screams extra loud when I go on daydreams that are a little too out there for her. Needless to say, this brings me back to earth, as she is right on my shoulder.
And, by god it's still spinnin' and the cursor is still flashing waiting for the next key stroke....and...and...I'm alive ALIVE.
There are you see, zombies on the grounds outside. Porch sitting tapeloop automatons waiting to evangelize their allegiance to the tribe of three second attention spans and gossip script from TV or their near-by's, ala cousin Jude, of miss Sos'an'So ,who used to go to school with the lady that meets you at the door of the rest home had to have a molar taken out because he bit down on a hard nut from those cookies that Martha Dodah two doors down got from her aunt...did I ever tell you about her aunt and how she keeps getting mixed up with those Internet scams with some guy from Nigeria--Oh my, and she sends him money... and this prattle never ends until I drop of sonic exhaustion...WTF?
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Interesting Willie.
ReplyDeleteHere we are in the middle of the smack. The coto crew is slinking through the very swamp that vows to enslave us. How do we manage the intelligence to know when the boys pull the plug.
Once the data has all been collected and we have all been categorized, filed and framed, then we can go into the abyss.
Time to watch the watchers~
That's the whole gig here, keeping an eye on the All Seeing Eye;
ReplyDeletehttp://www.nytimes.com/2010/09/27/us/27wiretap.html?_r=1
WASHINGTON — Federal law enforcement and national security officials are preparing to seek sweeping new regulations for the Internet, arguing that their ability to wiretap criminal and terrorism suspects is “going dark” as people increasingly communicate online instead of by telephone.
Essentially, officials want Congress to require all services that enable communications — including encrypted e-mail transmitters like BlackBerry, social networking Web sites like Facebook and software that allows direct “peer to peer” messaging like Skype — to be technically capable of complying if served with a wiretap order. The mandate would include being able to intercept and unscramble encrypted messages.
The bill, which the Obama administration plans to submit to lawmakers next year, raises fresh questions about how to balance security needs with protecting privacy and fostering innovation.
“Those who would give up essential liberty for temporary security deserve neither”
~Ben Franklin
This is exactly the situation all of the founders of this nation warned of at the very beginning of the republic; The creation of a false enemy “abroad” to bring tyranny at home. This describes the “War on Terrorism” perfectly—even the most elementary investigation proves the whole thing to be a jejune fraud, a con, a fairytale told ,for the imposition of despotic power.
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SAN ANTONIO (Reuters) - Cyberterrorism is such a threat that the U.S. president should have the authority to shut down the Internet in the event of an attack, Former CIA Director Michael Hayden said.
ReplyDeleteHayden made the comments during a visit to San Antonio where he was meeting with military and civilian officials to discuss cyber security. The U.S. military has a new Cyber Command which is to begin operations on October 1.
Hayden said the president currently does not have the authority to shut down the Internet in an emergency.
Hayden is the 'Stay Puff Marshmallow Man' in a military uniform, a real obvious pussyboy. It's ass kissing punks like this who always get ahead in sick fascist organizations.
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