[Search4Truth]

Tell me, how did Iranians in your town react to the massacre of 3,000 Americans on Sept 11?

Did not the Iranians celebrate the attempt by Muslim savages to kill tens of thousands of innocent American men, women and children on Sept. 11? I don't remember any condolences coming from Iran for the 3,000 that were killed. How do they feel about the continued attempts by Muslim savages to massacre Christians by the thousands? I'm sure they are very concerned.

I for one don't give a rat's ass what happens to those who support or condone the massacre of my countrymen. Our compassion for our enemies will be seen by them as weakness. And our son's will continue to die at the hands of their neighbors.

Until we realize that we are at war, and who the enemy is, we will continue to be slaughtered like sheep. We are in a struggle from which there can be only one victor.

I'll save my tears for the American sons coming home in bags.

[Steve0113]

You suck. Iranians in large numbers publicly expressed sympathy and condolences for America after 9/11, even though they were harassed and beaten by the police for it.

[Khashayar]

I saw you posted some pictures of Iranian lit up candles for 9/11 victims, Could you repost them again here for this friend of us? Thanks!

[6323cd]

Ditto to everything you wrote.

[Joe_October]

The sad truth is that we won't be able to send enough help to save the lost souls. I hope we can send enough to ease some of the suffering. The amount of suffering is incomprehensible and any bitter actions in the past by a few should not diminish that fact.

And, the US has failed Iran in the past. It was our weakness in the 70's that let the Mullah's come to power. We should have been stronger then. I hope we are stronger now.

[Ex-Dem]

The 2nd anniversary of September 11th Tragedy and the Iranian Nation
SMCCDI (Public Statement)
Sep 11, 2003
http://www.daneshjoo.org/article/publish/article_3046.shtml

Two years have passed since the "Tragedy of September 11th". A tragedy resulting from an unprecedented terror attack on the US soil and which took thousands of innocent lives and left many grieving families behind.

Without the shadow of any doubt, this infamous attack was the true manifestation that fanatical Islamic Terrorism has no boundaries and is hell bent in uprooting all the advances achieved by the civilized World, replacing it with archaic beliefs along with an intolerant value system inherent in all overzealous religious sects.

September 11th occurred while the Iranians were commemorating their loved one's massacre at the hands of the fascist-theological Islamic Republic regime. This is exactly why the Iranians, immediately felt in their bones the impact of this murderous act and sympathized with the Americans. Few hours later and in thousands, they took to the streets to support the wounded American Nation and to share its sorrow while undergoing the brutality of the regime's shock troops. .

"America, America.... Condolences, Condolences!" and "Death to Taliban, whether in Kabul or Tehran" they chanted while holding their candle lights despite the brutal attacks of Hezbollahi thugs!!


Since then, Iranians have become more determined than ever to stand up against intolerance and tyranny as they saw the trueness of the unprecedented declaration of President George Bush on "War against Terror" and his revelation of the hideousness of religious fanaticism. They've regain hope by witnessing the overthrow first of the backwarded Taliban rulers in Afghanistan and then of the Iraq's Bathist regime, two of the most notorious supporters and purveyors of global terrorism in contemporary international politics.


Without the shadow of any doubt, the Iranians, themselves the first victims of terrorism for nearly a quarter of a century, not only sympathize with the Americans, but they identify with them in this "Just war". They're are engaged in a daily battle to rid themselves of their monstrous regime known for being the "Mother of Islamist Terrorism" and a notorious member of the "Axis of Evil".


More than ever, the struggling freedom loving Iranians are looking for the moral support of the Americans in their global quest to rid the world of this unholy, demonic menace. The Iranian people are in search of a democratic government separate from religious fanaticism, and a free and peaceful society. In pursuit of these goals they ask the American people to join with them in opposition to any reform or reformist movement within the Islamic republic, and to ask of their representative not to embrace or endorse any such sham reform in Iran, as they are nothing but an illusion and they do not represent the Iranian people.
The "Student Movement Coordination Committee for Democracy in Iran" while honoring all those who perished during the horrific September 11 attack and expressing once again its deepest sympathy with the families of the victims, declares that will do what ever is necessary to strengthen the bond and cooperation between the two great nations of Iran and America in the fight and struggle against Global Terrorism and Religious Fanatism.


It's of this committee's strongest believe that the Iranian and American peoples will emerge victorious in their noble mission of contributing to a safer and peaceful World!


September 11, 2003 (20th Shahrivar 1382)
The "Student Movement Coordination Committee for Democracy in Iran" (SMCCDI)

[Ex-Dem]

"...Many of us only hear about Iran in the news when Western media show violent protests – and the burning of the American flag surrounded by chants of ‘Death to America.' "But my friends, that is exactly what the brutal regime in control of Iran wants you to think. The fact is, the overwhelming majority of Iranians today are strongly pro-American.

"After Sept. 11th, the Iranian people took to the streets holding impromptu candlelight vigils in solidarity with the American people. As you can imagine, such action was highly embarrassing to the ruling mullahs – and harsh crackdowns were ordered, people were again imprisoned and tortured. What does it say to us that Iranians knew this would be the consequence of their action – and they did it anyway."

- Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kansas

http://www.salamworldwide.com/legalese7th.html

[ItisaReligionofPeace]

It is sad that you don't have enough tears and sorrow for every human who is killed in such a tragedy. Most of us have a heart big enough. You aren't much of a fellow American, sir.