Ahmadinejad a hero for Arabs

“But Ahmadinejad is still liked”

Posted on 09/23/2007 11:29:50 PM PDT by james500 Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, a flinty populist in a zip-up jacket whose scathing rhetoric and defiance of Washington are often caricatured in the ... via Free Republic

[Templar]

A hero of arabs? Which of them, shia or sunni? Or may be wahabbi?

[Marco the atheist]

Templar wrote:

A hero of arabs? Which of them, shia or sunni? Or may be wahabbi?

An almost (almost, but not quite) funny quote from the article:
"We are with him as long as he's against Israel and the U.S."

[Colussus]

mr uck you wrote:

<quoted text>he is not arab stupid

WRONG!

[Templar]

Marco the atheist wrote:

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An almost (almost, but not quite) funny quote from the article:
"We are with him as long as he's against Israel and the U.S."

Well, the question is how much does he likes arabs, especially sunni ones.

[Colussus]

Templar wrote:

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Well, the question is how much does he likes arabs, especially sunni ones.

put it this way, there are no sunni mosques allowed in Tehran even though many thousands of sunnis live there

[liberty]

Templar wrote:

A hero of arabs? Which of them, shia or sunni? Or may be wahabbi?

He's a shite. He's despised by arabs as an heretic.

[jimbo]

Colussus wrote:

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WRONG!

Iran is only 3% Arab. The only thing Achmed Dinnerjackt has in common with Arabs is his hatred for America and the worship of a Moon God.

I would think the Arabs are secretly terrified of him because of his nuclear program.

[Marco the atheist]

liberty wrote:

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He's a shite. He's despised by arabs as an heretic.

Did you read the article at all? Many arabs see him as a hero, because he stands up to the US. It's like Saddam Hussein, who many muslims see as a true martyr, completely forgetting that he was responsible for mass murder for their own brothers AND that he was mostly secular.

We know this as "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".

[minister for floop]

jimbo wrote:

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Iran is only 3% Arab. The only thing Achmed Dinnerjackt has in common with Arabs is his hatred for America and the worship of a Moon God.
I would think the Arabs are secretly terrified of him because of his nuclear program.

they know that once he has bombed Israel, his eyes will turn toward the kaffir Sunnis

[anonymous girl]

jimbo wrote:

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Iran is only 3% Arab. The only thing Achmed Dinnerjackt has in common with Arabs is his hatred for America and the worship of a Moon God.
I would think the Arabs are secretly terrified of him because of his nuclear program.

The arabs are terrified of him. because if he does get nuclear capability he will first get Israel and then he will go after the arabs, namely sunni's.

[jimbo]

Yesterday. A Dinnerjacket said there were no homosexuals in Iran. Do you think that he really believes he has killed them all. Maybe Dinnerjacket is a homo and he said that because he was in the US and not physically in Iran.

[anonymous girl]

jimbo wrote:

Yesterday. A Dinnerjacket said there were no homosexuals in Iran. Do you think that he really believes he has killed them all. Maybe Dinnerjacket is a homo and he said that because he was in the US and not physically in Iran.

I saw him talking he really dodged the questions put to him. My only feeling is why does Columbia University put this moron on? Columbia U doesn't need public money if they keep doing this. I suggest we withdraw the public funding of this university.

[Otter]

Marco the atheist wrote:

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Did you read the article at all? Many arabs see him as a hero, because he stands up to the US. It's like Saddam Hussein, who many muslims see as a true martyr, completely forgetting that he was responsible for mass murder for their own brothers AND that he was mostly secular.
We know this as "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".

precisely why arafat was/ is so revered by the very people who found/ find him responsible for their past and current plights. arafat was an incredibly well financed gangster, and he gave a rat's ass about his so-called people, but because he fought israel, they put aside all the pain and suffering that he caused them... flippin absurd, ain't it?

[Marco the atheist]

Otter wrote:

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precisely why arafat was/ is so revered by the very people who found/ find him responsible for their past and current plights. arafat was an incredibly well financed gangster, and he gave a rat's ass about his so-called people, but because he fought israel, they put aside all the pain and suffering that he caused them... flippin absurd, ain't it?

Absurd? Not to muslims, apparently...

[Watching in the wings]

anonymous girl wrote:

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I saw him talking he really dodged the questions put to him. My only feeling is why does Columbia University put this moron on? Columbia U doesn't need public money if they keep doing this. I suggest we withdraw the public funding of this university.

My personal feeling on this is that by allowing him to speak, we are able to allow him to show his true colors, even if those colors are outright BS and he believes in the BS that he spouts off. Most Americans can read right through his BS, and on that level, it reaffirms who this man is.

It is important to listen to the one who calls himself your enemy. Much information can be gained about their psyche.

[One truth]

There is just something about this guy that appears really wrong. His strange constant tiny smile, his eerily calm and serene demeanor that never changes and his constant lying. It has been reported that he truly believes in the 12th Imam coming in the next 5 years, this makes him a very dangerous leader if he can ever obtain a nuclear weapon.

[anonymous girl]

Watching in the wings wrote:

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My personal feeling on this is that by allowing him to speak, we are able to allow him to show his true colors, even if those colors are outright BS and he believes in the BS that he spouts off. Most Americans can read right through his BS, and on that level, it reaffirms who this man is.
It is important to listen to the one who calls himself your enemy. Much information can be gained about their psyche.

I agree he spoke nothing but BS. I was telling a friend of mine that we deserve to see what a fool he is. My reaction towards C.U. is that if they allow him to speak then, they should allow other people to speak too. Not just dictators but people who are nice. By this I'm thinking someone like Mother Theresa, I know she is dead. but someone like her. Maybe even the Dhali-Lama. When amadinajab was talking it did appear to me that most of the questions asked of him were dodged, not even answered. This man has a lot to answer for, but I do believe that he is controlled by the Mullah's in his country. I think one of them is the ayatollah's son.

[equality]

Just what has he done thats so annoying you people? Hes not exactly invaded or occupied any country. Think for yourselves please.

[jimbo]

equality wrote:

Just what has he done thats so annoying you people? Hes not exactly invaded or occupied any country. Think for yourselves please.

The biggest reason is that he exports and funds terrorism.

[Watching in the wings]

equality wrote:

Just what has he done thats so annoying you people? Hes not exactly invaded or occupied any country. Think for yourselves please.

And you have not heard some of his speeches declaring he will wipe Israel off the map if he can and denies the holocaust happened. He is also delusional and believes he was in Gods light when he spoke to the UN and had so much power in that moment (2005) that all the leaders in the western world would not dare to blink and nobody did.

Yeah, he hasn't done anything...yet.
Hitler didn't do anything except make political speechs to create support until he finally DID follow through.

History repeats let it teach you...but HE denies it and so is most likely to repeat it.