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Title: Ahmadinejad: Iran will "bring down" Western foes Post by: JohnBrowdie on July 16, 2009, 01:53:49 PM ruh, roh. Iwannadinnerjacket isn't feeling the love. maybe the president should apologize again. he already apologized to everyone on the planet for everything that was done from the george washington administration until he was inaugurated.
maybe he should invent the prepology; apologizing for everything that is going to happen the second he is no longer president, but before it actually happens. Quote Ahmadinejad: Iran will "bring down" Western foes TEHRAN (Reuters) - Newly re-elected President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said on Thursday his next government "would bring down the global arrogance," signaling a tougher approach by Tehran toward the West after last month's disputed election. Ahmadinejad, in his first provincial trip after the June 12 presidential vote, said Iran's enemies had tried to interfere and foment aggression in the country, referring to mass opposition protests against the official election result. The hardline president, who often rails against the West, said the Islamic Republic wanted "logic and negotiations" but that Western powers had insulted the Iranian nation and should apologize. Iranian leaders often refer to the United States and its allies as the "global arrogance." "As soon as the new government is established, with power and authority, ten times more than before, it will enter the global scene and will bring down the global arrogance," he told a big crowd in the northeastern city of Mashhad. "They should wait as a new wave of revolutionary thinking ... from the Iranian nation is on the way and we will not allow the arrogant (powers) to even have one night of good sleep," Ahmadinejad said, according to state broadcaster IRIB. more (http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSDAH65258120090716) Title: Re: Ahmadinejad: Iran will "bring down" Western foes Post by: JohnBrowdie on July 16, 2009, 02:26:10 PM and in a related story, barack obama issued a statement apologizing for all of his past apologies being obviously inadequate, and promised to be a more effective apologizer in the future.
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