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The Port Authority, which owns the trade center site and is the only agency that could grant him permission to go inside, said it never received such a request, contradicting the police statement.

"We have not been asked to accommodate the president of Iran," Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman said.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:Iran has not attacked anyone.
WAKE THE FUCK UP!!

LTS TRN 2 wrote:Iran hasn't attacked anyone but its own people in decades.

WAKE THE FUCK UP!!

mvscal wrote:

LTS TRN 2 wrote:Iran has not attacked anyone.

Why are you lying on behalf of violent subhuman scum? Seriously. What gets into your head that makes you think it's OK to carry water for whacked out Islamist fundies who would just as soon decapitate you as look at you?

Are you really that stupid?

mvscal wrote:

LTS TRN 2 wrote:Iran has not attacked anyone.

Why are you lying on behalf of violent subhuman scum? Seriously. What gets into your head that makes you think it's OK to carry water for whacked out Islamist fundies who would just as soon decapitate you as look at you?
Are you really that stupid?

LTS TRN 2 wrote:The hysterical nature of the demonization of Iran, however, is pernicious.

LTS TARD wrote:Israel is a thoroughly dangerous loose cannon that we've enabled and empowered--to the point of standing by as it threatens to turn off the electricity and water in a city of 1.4 million.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:

LTS TRN 2 wrote:I don't like Muslim fundamentalists anymore than you. No bullshit.

But, the idea of Iran attacking anyone is ludicrous. The hysterical nature of the demonization of Iran, however, is pernicious. So what if Iran takes a hard and condemning line against Israel? It's the proper moral position of any nation. Israel is a thoroughly dangerous loose cannon that we've enabled and empowered--to the point of standing by as it threatens to turn off the electricity and water in a city of 1.4 million. This is Nazi-like, pure and simple. The Iranians pose a straightforward question: Why should the Palestinians be made to suffer for the crimes of the Germans?

You can't answer that. Yet you bluster on with your O' Reilly jabber?

The answer, of course, is that they aren't. They are suffering the consequences of their own crimes, their own prejudices and their own bigotry. Nothing more. Nothing less.

OCmike wrote:

The answer, of course, is that they aren't. They are suffering the consequences of their own crimes, their own prejudices and their own bigotry. Nothing more. Nothing less.

And their own stupidity as well... They were offered a "homeland" of their own when Israel was being carved out and they said "no".

RadioFan wrote:b.b.b.but ... but ...

The poor, peace-loving Gaza residents are being oppressed by the Zionist Nazis! All they want to do is live in harmony with pretty balloons, rainbows and butterflys, but how can they? With the EVIL Jews keeping their thuggish bootheel on their throats!!!

-- LOONY TRN 2

LOONY wrote:No, R-fan, what they want is their land back.

LOONY wrote:And it is their land, not the property of some European colonizing Zionazis.

LOONY wrote:The very nature of a Zionist "state" is morally abhorrent from stem to stern.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:

LTS TRN 2 wrote:No one's e-mailing you, bitch, or talking to you at all. You're a punching bag/kickball. Play your roll correctly.

LTS TRN 2 wrote:Sunny, that is some hard-baked rhetoric which is as twisted as it is toxic. Yours and similarly posted attitudes are really the same as the dripping cowards who relished the devastation of Viet Nam, and Iraq behind the wheedling hypocrisy of moral imperative. Among your many aberrations is the fact of your not appreciating that these catastrophic crimes don't ultimately succeed. And this is made clear in the drastic case of Israel's police state nightmare.

The intense effort to avoid the basic similarities between the Nazi and Zionist respective National Socialist race states is an obvious priority of the Israel lockstep supporter.



But, from Kastner dealing hand in glove with Eichmann to the basic structure itself, that is beneath the principles and posture, how it actually functions, what we have in Israel is a massively militarized police state with guards, sensors, troops,

(some private local militia types, totally legal..normal for Israel)


Is this a "Security Fence" or a prison wall?


copters, guards...and all the usual cesspool of crime and sleaze associated with large military installations, etc.


And out of sight...just like Dachau outside Munich...is a GIANT concentration camp. Gaza. A ghoulish unbelievable testimony to vengeance, to the bizarre phenomenon of the abused growing up to be an abuser, to the sheer vileness of a race-state experiment--from any historical example. And like the twisted German sadists, the Ashkanazi love to cruelly torture the entire Gaza population in all sorts of insidious ways. Here's an example,

No Fishing allowed by the ZioNazi overlords...disobey and be murdered, just like in the Warsaw ghetto.

Ahmadinejad questions 9/11, Holocaust

By NAHAL TOOSI, Associated Press Writer 32 minutes ago

NEW YORK - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad questioned the official version of the Sept. 11 attacks and defended the right to cast doubt on the Holocaust in a tense appearance Monday at Columbia University, whose president accused the hard-line leader of behaving like "a petty and cruel dictator."

Ahmadinejad smiled at first but appeared increasingly agitated, decrying the "insults" and "unfriendly treatment." Columbia President Lee Bollinger and audience members took him to task over Iran's human-rights record and foreign policy, as well as Ahmadinejad's statements denying the Holocaust and calling for the disappearance of Israel.

"Mr. President, you exhibit all the signs of a petty and cruel dictator," Bollinger said, to loud applause.

He said Ahmadinejad's denial of the Holocaust might fool the illiterate and ignorant.

"When you come to a place like this it makes you simply ridiculous," Bollinger said. "The truth is that the Holocaust is the most documented event in human history."

Ahmadinejad rose, also to applause, and after a religious invocation, said Bollinger's opening was "an insult to information and the knowledge of the audience here."

"There were many insults and claims that were incorrect, regretfully," Ahmadinejad said, accusing Bollinger of falling under the influence of the hostile U.S. press and politicians. "I should not begin by being affected by this unfriendly treatment."

During a question and answer session, Ahmadinejad appeared tense and unsmiling, in contrast to more relaxed interviews and appearances earlier in the day.

In response to one audience, Ahmadinejad denied he was questioning the existence of the Holocaust: "Granted this happened, what does it have to do with the Palestinian people?"

But then he said he was defending the rights of European scholars, an apparent reference to a small number who have been prosecuted under national laws for denying or minimizing the Holocaust.

"There's nothing known as absolute," he said.

He reiterated his desire to visit ground zero to express sympathy with the victims of the Sept. 11 attacks, but then appeared to question whether al-Qaida was responsible.

"Why did this happen? What caused it? What conditions led to it?" he said. "Who truly was involved? Who was really involved and put it all together?"

Asked about executions of homosexuals in Iran, Ahmadinejad said the judiciary system executed violent criminals and high-level drug dealers, comparing them to microbes eliminated through medical treatment. Pressed specifically about punishment of homosexuals, he said: "In Iran we don't have homosexuals like in your country."

With the audience laughing derisively, he continued: "In Iran we do not have this phenomenon. I don't know who's told you that we have this."

Bollinger was strongly criticized for inviting Ahmadinejad to Columbia, and had promised tough questions in his introduction to Ahmadinejad's talk. But the strident and personal nature of his attack on the president of Iran was startling.

"You are either brazenly provocative or astonishingly uneducated," Bollinger told Ahmadinejad about the leader's Holocaust denial.

During his prepared remarks, the Iranian president did not address Bollinger's accusations directly.

Suzanne Maloney, a foreign policy fellow at the Brookings Institution, said Ahmadinejad's softer tone on Israel in this speech may reflect backlash in his own country.

"There's been widespread commentary in Iran, even on the far-right, that Ahmadinejad's position on Israel has hurt the country's diplomatic relations," said Maloney. "The fact that he was frankly unwilling to go as far as he has in the past suggests there may have been some consequences for him at home."

President Bush said Ahmadinejad's appearance at Columbia "speaks volumes about really the greatness of America."

He told Fox News Channel that if Bollinger considers Ahmadinejad's visit an educational experience for Columbia students, "I guess it's OK with me."

Other American officials were less sympathetic.

On Capitol Hill, conservatives said Columbia should not have invited Ahmadinejad to speak. Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said "there is a world of difference between not preventing Ahmadinejad from speaking and handing a megalomaniac a megaphone and a stage to use it."

Sen. Joseph Lieberman, I-Conn., said he thought Columbia's invitation to Ahmadinejad was a mistake "because he comes literally with blood on his hands."

Thousands of people jammed two blocks of 47th Street across from the United Nations to protest Ahmadinejad's visit to New York. Organizers claimed a turnout of tens of thousands. Police did not immediately have a crowd estimate.

The speakers, most of them politicians and officials from Jewish organizations, proclaimed their support for Israel and criticized the Iranian leader for his remarks questioning the Holocaust.

"We're here today to send a message that there is never a reason to give a hatemonger an open stage," New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn said.

Protesters also assembled at Columbia. Dozens stood near the lecture hall where Ahmadinejad was scheduled to speak, linking arms and singing traditional Jewish folk songs about peace and brotherhood, while nearby a two-person band played "You Are My Sunshine."

Signs in the crowd displayed a range of messages, including one that read "We refuse to choose between Islamic fundamentalism and American imperialism."

Mister Bushice wrote:Looks like Ahmeanjihad got his ass handed to him at Columbia:

The more he talks, the more he comes off as a total jackass. Let the fucker speak everywhere, so everyone knows what a whack job he is.

"In Iran we don't have homosexuals like in your country."

"You are either brazenly provocative or astonishingly uneducated," Bollinger told Ahmadinejad about the leader's Holocaust denial.

Martyred wrote:Don't know what reality you all inhabit, but Ahmedinajad was democratically elected.

Chances are, he won't be re-elected next time round. Does that shatter your retarded illusions?

Candidates Votes 1st round % Votes 2nd round %
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani 6,211,937 21.13 10,046,701 35.93
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad 5,711,696 19.43 17,284,782 61.69

Mister Bushice wrote: You mean the puppet president controlled by the Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khameini?

Martyred wrote: Fucking American banana republic.