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Why this man should give us all nightmares

By ANN LESLIE Last updated at 19:17pm on 23rd August 2006

 

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Iran's president Almadinejad: Threatened to wipe Israel off the map

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Why shouldn't Iran have nuclear weapons? We have them, so has America, France, Russia, Israel, China, Pakistan, India and possibly North Korea. So why make such a fuss about Iran?

 

After all, we gulped, but then decided to accept Pakistan's and India's nuclear bombs. Why? Because we recognised that their bombs are, essentially, a continuation of the Mutually Assured Destruction doctrine which, as a deterrent, kept us from nuclear Armageddon throughout the Cold War.

 

 

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In fact, it could be argued that, not long ago, the M.A.D. doctrine actually kept Pakistan and India from going to war yet again over Kashmir.

 

So why shouldn't Iran have nuclear bombs to deter attack from the 'Great Satan', America, let alone the two 'Little Satans', Israel and Britain? Sounds reasonable. But that pre-supposes that the Iranian regime is reasonable.

 

The mullah-mafia lied through their teeth for 18 years, denying they had a nuclear programme, despite their obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

 

And all the evidence shows that they are lying now when they say they only want nuclear power for 'peaceful energy purposes', despite sitting on some of the largest oil reserves in the world.

 

But, alas, there's nothing which we would recognise as 'reasonable' about President Ahmadinejad, the small, bearded blacksmith's son from the slums of Tehran - who denies the existence of the Holocaust, promises to 'wipe Israel off the map' and who, moreover, urges Iranians to 'prepare to take over the world'.

 

The UN gave him until August 31 to reply to its package of proposals designed to stop his nuclear programme. Significantly he chose yesterday to, in effect, reject the UN ultimatum because yesterday was a sacred day in the Islamic calendar.

 

It is the day on which the Prophet Mohammed made his miraculous night flight from Jerusalem to heaven and back on Buraq, the winged horse.

 

As one Iranian exile told me yesterday: 'The trouble with you secular people is that you don't realise how firmly Ahmadinejad believes - literally - in things like the winged horse. By choosing this date for his decision, he is telling his followers that he is going to obey his religious duty.

 

'And he believes that his religious duty is to create chaos and bloodshed in the "infidel" world, in order to hasten the return of the Mahdi - the Hidden Imam. So don't expect him to behave, in your eyes, "reasonably".'

 

So who is this Hidden Imam? He was a direct descendant of the Prophet Mohammed who, at the age of five, disappeared down a well around AD940. He will only return after a period of utter chaos and bloodshed, whereupon peace, justice and Islam will reign worldwide.

 

When I was in Tehran, Ahmadinejad was its mayor, and an Iranian friend with links to the city council told me: 'He's instructed the council to build a grand avenue to prepare for the Mahdi's return.

 

'I wouldn't mind that, because our roads are rotten - it's just that the motivation for this expensive avenue strikes me as completely crazy.'

 

On coming to power, in order to hasten the return of the Hidden Imam, the Iranian President allocated the equivalent of £10m for the building of a blue-tiled mosque at Jamkaran, south of the capital, where the five-year-old Hidden Imam was said to have disappeared down the well.

 

When the President drew up a list of his cabinet ministers, he's rumoured to have dropped their names down the well in order to benefit from its alleged divine connection.

 

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bitch is CRAAAAAAAAAAZY

 

that man...ohmyLORD, does he not have a brain?!?! you don't threaten to wipe a damned country off the face of the earth, not any of them! this man has got his head SO FAR UP HIS DAMN ASS it's a miracle he's still alive. ugh. he pretty much disgusts me with everything that comes out of his mouth.

 

"And he believes that his religious duty is to create chaos and bloodshed in the "infidel" world, in order to hasten the return of the Mahdi - the Hidden Imam. So don't expect him to behave, in your eyes, "reasonably".'"

^ROTF roffle rofflesauce. Hon, your religious duty is to worship no one but God and live for Him.

 

WHAT THE FOOK is this Hidden Imam crap?!?!

 

i will say it again: BITCH IS CRAAAAAAAAAAZY!

Hey its true the president of iran and its leaders believe in the 12th imam and they think they can cause him to return

Don't worry, he aint going to do anyhing.

 

I tell you something.....the whole ambiguity that arises around the subject of what he actually thinks is very frustrating, there's no clear picture and the media sure don't paint it with clarity either.

 

And also...

 

So who is this Hidden Imam? He was a direct descendant of the Prophet Mohammed who, at the age of five, disappeared down a well around AD940. He will only return after a period of utter chaos and bloodshed, whereupon peace, justice and Islam will reign worldwide.

 

^^^ Sounds alot like the hardcore fake christians (they don't know that they are fake though) that love all the police state and war efforts being made by the US and the west because they believe that when everything gets bad, down to rock bottom hell hole levels that 'Armageddon' means the return of chirst. And this a serious point (as all my points are, of course but...)

 

I think both sides need to wise up.

yeaaaaaaaaaah this whole "Hidden Imam" thing isn't sitting too well with me. Muslims really don't have anyone to wait for like a messiah or anything soooooooo...yeah. an example of how the media predominantly shows extreme cases of things and not usually the moderate things- cause usually you only hear the bad things in the news and sometimes the good. cuz that's some weird stuff right there, lemme just tell ya that.

yeaaaaaaaaaah this whole "Hidden Imam" thing isn't sitting too well with me. Muslims really don't have anyone to wait for like a messiah or anything soooooooo...yeah. an example of how the media predominantly shows extreme cases of things and not usually the moderate things- cause usually you only hear the bad things in the news and sometimes the good. cuz that's some weird stuff right there' date=' lemme just tell ya that.[/quote']

 

Its a extremist shia cult. not popular in the muslim world, very few people are in it. VERY FEW, but that does not mean their leaders dont believe in it, they have spend MILLIONs on paving the way for his return. They spent 17 milion making roads to different wells so when the Imam rise he will have a place to walk! does that sound like someone who does not believe in the return of the 12th imam?

 

I mean if he does not believe in it why talk about it and the return and spend millions on it?