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**Fegasderty** · 01-02-2007, 09:24 PM

I agree. I didn't watch the whole presentation, but I wouldn't have deleted it. From what I saw, Aminijad is being compared to Hitler. While I do find the analogy a little facile, I think in his small way this man (Aminijad) is attempting to get a lot of people killed. He may think they are Jews and Zionists, but in fact, by holding the ignorant line that he does, he cheapens the lives of Muslims in Iran and elsewhere and justifies their eventual invasion.

All true.

Iran has managed to rise to enormous political, military and technological prominence (albeit at the expense of the average Iranian). If Iran would moderate its stance and show peaceful intentions, it could be the leader of the Muslim world, by far eclipsing Egypt and Syria.

But the unnecessary stupidity of the extremists is resulting in a large US military buildup in the Gulf and plans are being drawn up as we speak to hit Iran hard. My guess is that, when all is said and done, there will be more Muslims dead as a result of Ahmedinajad than anyone else.

Interestingly, the rest of the Muslim world has not turned against Ahmedinajad for the disaster he is about to bring on them all. And there is also no outcry that Iran's meddling in Iraq has caused daily bombings of mosques, restaurants, and bus stops in which thousands of victims have been Muslims, both Shiite and Sunni. In fact, he is seen as yet another Muslim leader who is admired for his calls for genocide of the Jews and "Crusaders."

01-02-2007, 09:24 PM	#8
Fegasderty Join Date Mar 2008 Posts 5,023 Senior Member	I agree. I didn't watch the whole presentation, but I wouldn't have deleted it. From what I saw, Aminijad is being compared to Hitler. While I do find the analogy a little facile, I think in his small way this man (Aminijad) is attempting to get a lot of people killed. He may think they are Jews and Zionists, but in fact, by holding the ignorant line that he does, he cheapens the lives of Muslims in Iran and elsewhere and justifies their eventual invasion. All true. Iran has managed to rise to enormous political, military and technological prominence (albeit at the expense of the average Iranian). If Iran would moderate its stance and show peaceful intentions, it could be the leader of the Muslim world, by far eclipsing Egypt and Syria. But the unnecessary stupidity of the extremists is resulting in a large US military buildup in the Gulf and plans are being drawn up as we speak to hit Iran hard. My guess is that, when all is said and done, there will be more Muslims dead as a result of Ahmedinajad than anyone else. Interestingly, the rest of the Muslim world has not turned against Ahmedinajad for the disaster he is about to bring on them all. And there is also no outcry that Iran's meddling in Iraq has caused daily bombings of mosques, restaurants, and bus stops in which thousands of victims have been Muslims, both Shiite and Sunni. In fact, he is seen as yet another Muslim leader who is admired for his calls for genocide of the Jews and "Crusaders."
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