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Arab-parast president: Iran and Sudan two pillars of the arabs' culture
Persian Journal ^ | 24APR06 | Persian Journal

Posted on 04/25/2006 1:11:03 PM PDT by familyop



Iran's arab-parast president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said here on Monday, "Iranian and Sudanese governments and nations are friends and brothers and would maintain supporting one another and two pillars of the islamic (arabs) culture." Mullahs' regime president made the comment in its joint press conference with newly arrived visiting Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, adding, "Sudan is a large and important African country, with a great regional and international role, and Iran-Sudan ties, as two important and independent countries, are always improving."

Ahmadinejad emphasized, "The Iranian and Sudanese nations and governments have a joint enemy, that is constantly after creating obstacles in the way of their advancement, and hatch plots against them."

The IR President said that the extent of unity and solidarity between the two nations and governments is quite high, the stands adopted by Tehran and Khartoum at international communities are quite close to one another, and the two countries support one another in many occasions.

Stressing that there are no obstacles in the way of expansion of ties with Sudan, Ahmadinejad said, "Expansion of ties between the two countries serves the interests of both nations, the region, and the Islamic World, particularly in terms of boosting peace and stability." Arab-parast President reiterated, "I am sure the government of Sudan would leave behind the problems wisely relying on its resistance, and conquer the peaks of pride victoriously," refering to Sudanese's genocide in Darfur.

Sudan's President Al-Bashir, too, considered his state visit to Iran as a great opportunity to congratulate the mullahs for mastering the nuclear technology.


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs; Front Page News; News/Current Events; War on Terror
KEYWORDS: africa; ahmadinejad; eritrea; iran; islamist; mahmoud; nuclear; proliferation; sudan; weapons; yemen
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To: familyop
maybe the pics will get their attention.

They always get mine! Nice Ploy!
21 posted on 04/25/2006 3:04:39 PM PDT by wolfcreek
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To: familyop

Ahmadinejad wants to see her in a burkha? Now I know he's a flaming idiot.


22 posted on 04/25/2006 3:39:36 PM PDT by popdonnelly
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To: familyop

She is one heck of a beautifal Aryan!


23 posted on 04/25/2006 5:44:06 PM PDT by rmlew (Sedition and Treason are both crimes, not free speech.)
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To: rmlew

"She is one heck of a beautifal Aryan!"

I think that's the real point. My understanding is the name change from Persia to Iran was made in part to reflect a connection to the Aryans.



27 posted on 04/26/2006 10:02:31 AM PDT by bereanway
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To: familyop
two pillars of the islamic (arabs) culture"

He's right, as I'm sure you all know, that the "Gates of Hell" have to be hinged to something.
28 posted on 04/26/2006 10:35:57 AM PDT by bayouranger (The 1st victim of islam is the person who practices the lie.)
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