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1 posted on 02/20/2005 7:37:57 PM PST by Khashayar
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To: freedom44; AdmSmith; Valin; DoctorZIn; ex-Texan; peacebaby; Pro-Bush; BlackVeil

As an Iranian, I'd rather Mullahs to these terrorists.


2 posted on 02/20/2005 7:38:52 PM PST by Khashayar (We are the champions, No time to lose us!)
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For the sake of good discussion - we should invite Jafarzadeh to make his reply.

If Jafarzadeh is a terrorist as you said - the FBI, CIA and the rest of the Intelligence community are made to look like they are all dumb by permitting a terrorist to roam around in the US. I'm 100% they are not these are totally dedicated organizations.

You indicated your preference to the mullahs - I hope you are not in the United States because if you are - why are you here in the land of the great Satan?

Khuoda Hafez!


8 posted on 02/20/2005 7:52:56 PM PST by El Oviedo
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"the MKO's affiliation with the regime of Saddam Hussein."

Well that shoots their credibility all to he%%. Everybody knows Saddam had no connection to terrorist. (sarc off


35 posted on 02/20/2005 8:28:43 PM PST by Smartaleck (Tom Delay TX: (Dems have no plan, no agenda, no solutions.))
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There is a saying, "Keep your friends close and your enemies closer", that sometimes makes for strange bed fellows. It remains to be seen if the man trying to help or hinder. The onus is on him and the punishment will be a swift trip to Cuba if he turns out to be phony.
40 posted on 02/20/2005 8:35:33 PM PST by MissAmericanPie
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Alireza Jafarzadeh was born in Mashad (Iran) and moved to the USA before the 1979 revolution in Iran. He began there as a student of Civil Engineering.

I wonder if I've met this man? There were several Iranian students in the Civil Engineering group at Berkeley when I was there in 1976-8. I was quite close to one of them through joint projects. I must confess I can't remember his name after 25+ years. We spent much of the time talking about events in Iran and mystic poetry rather than doing homework.

73 posted on 02/21/2005 7:40:26 AM PST by BigBobber
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