Yet something has been curiously absent from all this media coverage. American journalists aren't asking Ahmadinejad about his Shiite religious beliefs, his fascination with the coming of the Islamic Messiah known as the "Twelfth Imam" or the "Mahdi," his critique of President Bush's faith in Jesus Christ and encouragement of President Bush to convert to Islam, and how such beliefs are driving Iranian foreign policy. Time's cover story and exclusive print interview with Ahmadinejad never broached the subject of his eschatology (end times theology). Nor did Williams. Nor did Wallace. Nor does a just-released book, Confronting Iran, by British Iran expert Ali M. Ansari. Nor does almost any of the saturation coverage Ahmadinejad is receiving.
Journalists aren't typically shy about asking tough, probing questions about the religious views of world leaders. President Bush has been grilled at length about being an evangelical Christian and how this informs his foreign policy, particularly with regards to Israel and the Middle East. Clearly the Pope's views of Christianity and Islam are under fire at present. Why such hesitancy when it comes to the religious beliefs of a country that has called for the Jewish State to be wiped off the planet and who has questioned the historical veracity of the Holocaust?
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To me, the only explanation for the above is that the puppet masters have decreed it of their MSM serfs.
Why would the puppet masters so decree? What is their strategy? What are their goals in doing so?
Are they WANTING the nut job to get nukes and attack the USA? Will that make it easier to scare the world's citizens into the global government? Do they want the nut job to get away with as much as possible as long as possible so that his 'creating chaos and bloodshed' efforts will be maximized?
What what what?
There is obviously a difference in the way the parties are approached by the media - but I'm not sure whether the reason is physical or spiritual. Thanks for the ping!