Posted on 12/21/2006 6:18:50 PM PST by blam
Iran's President Says Bush 'Most Hated'
Thursday December 21, 2006 11:46 PM
By ALI AKBAR DAREINI
Associated Press Writer
TEHRAN, Iran (AP) - President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called President Bush ``the most hated person'' in the world on Thursday, keeping up his tirades against the West despite elections that showed Iranians want him to focus on the country's domestic problems.
In final results announced Thursday from local elections last week, moderate conservatives opposed to Ahmadinejad won a majority of seats. They were followed by reformists, making a comeback after being driven out of local councils, parliament and the presidency over the past five years.
In the capital Tehran, where Ahmadinejad was mayor before becoming president 16 months ago, his allies grabbed only three of the 15 council seats, while moderate conservatives won seven. Reformists won four, and an independent one. Though the Dec. 15 elections were local, they were the first time the public has weighed in on Ahmadinejad's stormy presidency.
But Ahmadinejad appeared unbowed. He toured cities in western Iran, telling the crowds that Iran will not be intimidated by Western demands to dismantle its nuclear program, and scolding Bush.
``Oh, the respectful gentleman, get out of the glassy palace and know that you are the most hated person in the eyes of the world's nations and you can't harm the Iranian nation,'' Ahmadinejad said, according to the official Iranian Republic News Agency.
He said Iran would continue uranium enrichment even under threat of U.N. sanctions. ``A nation that has resisted until today will resist until the last step and will defend its rights,'' he said.
The United States and its allies believe Iran is trying to develop nuclear weapons. Iran denies the allegation, saying its nuclear goal is only to generate electricity.
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Imanutjob just earned his white house press pass.
Ahmadinejad would make an excellent Democrat.
Wow... Amadmanjihad gets his Democrat talking points fresh off the press doesn't he...I'll bet he is somehow connected to Barrack Osamas campaign...
What are people like him and the Democrats going to do in a couple years when Bush is no longer in office? They'll probably have to create somebody else to hate. Unlike Clinton, I can't imagine that W wants to stay on the world stage once he leaves office.
More garbage from the goose stepping sieg-heiling fuher, ahmananutjob.
I myself give thanks everyday that GWB won in 2000 and 2004.
Screw you Aminapoop. I have you in my sites/
Yeah, that's why he won the last two presidential elections.
The only kooks I hear saying that are DemocRAT freaks and Muslim terrorists. Hmmmmmm. I think I'm starting to see a pattern here.
Ahmanutjob and Chavez have serious Bush-envy issues. They are little men obsessed with GWB's presence each day. It gets a little boring and pathetic after a while like the whines of all Bush Derangement Syndrome afflicted insignificatos.
That little runt's 15 minutes expired a long time ago. But the Bush-hating media and the 'Rats along with the usual motley crew of leftists will keep regurgitating the same old tired cliches and insults until the camels come home.
Make no mistake, I am less than enthused these days about what seems to constitute official policy coming out of the Administration, but George W. Bush is still my President, and I will support him when and where I can.
And given the choice in 2000 and 2004 of either a third term of the Billigula Administration led by Al Ghoul, or a Communist traitor in the White House by the name of John F'in Kerry, my choice for President was obvious.
I'm still hoping GWB will take one great big swipe at that grinning mustachioed pinata in Tehran, and decapitate the mullahs command structure while wiping out their fledgling nuke program. But he better do it quick, in fact next week would be perfect, right after Christmas, before the 'Rats infest the Congress for God-knows-how-long.
He would be a great Liberal.
Hey Ahmadinejad, I hate you!
Kennedy May Not Support a 2008 Kerry Presidential Run
Senator Ted Kennedy (D-Mass.) dropped his commitment to support Senator John Kerry (D-Mass.) in a 2008 presidential race. Kennedy said he doesn't plan to immediately endorse another candidate and still might support Kerry. But Kennedy offered strong praise for what he called two "formidable figures who are connecting with rank-and-file Democrats.”
“While I have the utmost respect and admiration for Senator Kerry, I want to keep my options open,” Kennedy said. “I was particularly impressed by the showing demonstrated by Hugo Chavez’s landslide win in the recent Venezuelan presidential election. I sense a rising buzz among Democrats for this man-of-the-people. I could throw my support to him should he seek the Democratic nomination.”
Kennedy also said he is considering the qualifications of current Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. “As an outspoken leader of the coalition that defeated America’s aggression in Iraq, I think Ahmadinejad merits a look,” Kennedy contended. “He’s knowledgeable about the Middle East and strong on moral values. He would never condemn a man who had to swim for his life to escape the clutches of a seductive whore.”
After being apprised by Sen. Kerry’s people that Chavez and Ahmadinejad are ineligible, Kennedy's office issued a statement clarifying that Kennedy will support Kerry if he declares his presidential candidacy. “Senator Kerry has graciously provided additional information that has reassured Senator Kennedy that he is worthy of his continued support,” the statement read.
“I simply told my good friend Senator Kennedy that there was no need to go to the labor of amending the Constitution to permit these foreign gentlemen to run for president,” Kerry said. “There isn’t anything either of them could do that I wouldn’t be able to do better.”
In related news, Kerry announced that he was taking his stand up comedy routine to Iraq to entertain the troops. “People say that my ‘botched joke’ offended our troops, but everywhere I go I’m hearing laughter,” Kerry said. “It’s exhilarating. The guys in Iraq deserve to see my act live.”
read more...
http://www.azconservative.org/Semmens1.htm
President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called President Bush ``the most hated person'' in the world.
House Speaker-to-be Nancy Pelosi, for one, has blasted Bush as "incompetent," a "liar" and "dangerous".
2008: Ahmadineajad/Pelosi
Yeah....he does "projection" just like Democrats!
I would consider the title most honoring, considering who said it.
"Boosh!"
is easier for the ragheads to remember and to shout than is
"Ach-mock-dinny-jarheaqd"...
"Ach-mock-dinny-jugheaqd"...
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