Remarks on the Holocaust by Iran's president 'misunderstood': Iran
08:14:23 EST Dec 16, 2005
ATHENS (AP) – Iran’s interior minister on Friday said widely condemned remarks by the Iranian president on Israel and the Holocaust had been “misunderstood” by western governments.
“(President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad) did not mean to raise this matter,” Mostafa Pur Mohammadi told The Associated Press on the sidelines of an Athens conference on immigration.
“He wanted to say that if certain people have created troubles for the Jewish community they should bear the expenses, and it is not others who should pay for that,” he said, speaking through a translator. more.
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I think it is the Iranian Minister of the Interior who is mistaken. There is no mistake about anything that his government’s leader has said. It was deliberate, it was real, and he meant every single word. Now that the Islamist extremists are learning that there might, repeat MIGHT, be economic consequences, they are floating little spin balloons to see if they can backtrack. Nope. They can’t. The Islamist world has been committed to the Mufti’s promise to Hitler. They want to finish the job he started, and his propaganda machine has been operating over time in Muslim lands since 1933. Obviously, it works, especially when hooked up to suicide bombers and terrorists.
Good job, boys. Now it’s time for the good people of the word to wake up and fight back!
Am I hopeful? No.