Friday, September 28, 2007

Peace, Truth and Debate – Enemies of Israel!

Peace, Truth and Debate – Enemies of Israel!



Peace, Truth and Debate – Enemies of Israel!

These Zionists deserve the gas chamber! Like most other Zio-Nazis they do not allow others to speak. However, in Free America Now we do allow debate unlike them!

--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, sanjay pandey wrote:
Re: [freeamericanow] Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site...

Karima,do not get worked up. Bruce is a very old member over here and his only exposure to world outside has been through Vietnam War and the only people he knows intimately are Americans and other westerners. Now, you must be knowing that USA was and is the last nation to keep on practising slavery till late and so he confuses Asia with them.Forgive him.Bruce - For your kind information, slavery was something Asia practised around 2000 years back. If you want latest info, you should contact American or Australian friends of yours as these are the 2 countries where slavery is still practised.Sanjay


--- Karima4483@... wrote:

Who the hell is this Bruce freak accusing Iran of practising slavery? I think he got it mixed up with Israel, they both start with I.

In a message dated 9/22/2007 9:38:39 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,invisable37@... writes:

I agree with you Jodie, Bush is so strong willed with this stupid war that he is so badly blinded with those horns sticking out of his head to see one wanting to bring peace which would be a positive effect and would set a good example throughout the world.

Sandy.


Jodie wrote:

Well, the way I see it... Any intelligent American president would allow President Ahmadinejad to visit the WTC and lay a wreath at the site. Bush and Ahmadinejad attend the ceremony together!!Such a demonstration of Peace and Good Will would resonate around the world with positive effect !! It would begin a new path of peace and undertanding.Afterwards, Bush could throw a State dinner for Ahmadinejad, welcoming him to America and the White House, inviting the Iran leader for a series of "diplomatic peace talks"... after which the media reporters would be invited for videos and question and answer sessions.That is the manner in which world peace, friendship, and understanding are accomplished. I haven't seen any movement toward this positive end in the actions of the Bush administration.in the actions of the Bush adm rumors of more wars.Jodie

--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, "bruceksim" wrote:

Well knucklehead the theocratic scum of iran and their arab friends certainly no all about slavery!! They are still involved in it today!! Cheers

Bruce


--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, Sandy Falknor wrote:
Re: [freeamericanow] Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site... Denied

I agree with you Jodie, Bush is so strong willed with this stupid war that he is so badly blinded with those horns sticking out of his head to see one wanting to bring peace which would be a positive effect and would set a good example throughout the world.

Sandy.


--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, "bruceksim" wrote:Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site... Denied

AHHH Chief!!! You have been getting into the firewater again. You know you indians can't handle it.You only have a democracy in India because the British taught it to you. You would still be starving under the rule of princes and the tainted caste system if not for the Democracy brought to you by the British.Cheers Bruce



--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, "mamubhi" wrote:
Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site... Denied

The Iranian leader should be allowed to visit the WTC site in order to free Americans from the Zionist slavery continuum.


--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, sanjay pandey wrote:
Re: [freeamericanow] Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site... Denied

Since when did USA became a democracy.People voting is not democracy, it is a socio-economic-political structure which is absent in USA.Or might be Lincoln was wrong "Off the people, for the people, by the people". Only if he was wrong can we call USA, Australia, Canada etc as democracies.Sanjay


--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, "bruceksim" wrote:Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site... Denied

Why on earth would a theocratic dictator such as the scum ivegotainnerjacket be allowed to do anything at the site of a slaughter of innocents in the worlds great democracy?? Cheers Bruce

--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, sanjay pandey wrote:
Re: [freeamericanow] Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site... Denied

WOW, a country which has the long and time honored tradition of sponsoring terrorism as a state policy calls another country sponsor of terrorism.Yes, I am talking about USA sponsor of terrorism in1. Korea2. Vietnam3. Afghanistan4. India5. China6. Columbia7. Venezuela8. Cuba....98. Sudan99. Afghanistan100. Iraq....oops getting tired of typing but the list keeps on growing.

Sanjay

--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, "union_faruque" wrote:Re: Iran leader request to lay wreath at WTC site... Denied

The USA must seize aiding and abetting the TERRROIST state called Israel first before lecturing anyone!

--- In freeamericanow@yahoogroups.com, "Jodie" wrote:

Pres. Ahmadinejad is like a banty rooster !! hahahahaha.... I'll bet Bush was livid with shock and outrage !!......... Jodie


Iran leader denied on WTC wreath request

By PAT MILTON, Associated Press Writer 1 hour, 38 minutes ago


NEW YORK - Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad asked permission to lay a wreath at the World Trade Center site when he comes to New York City next week, but the request was denied, a police official said Wednesday.

Ahmadinejad, who is arriving Sunday to address the United Nations' General Assembly, had asked this month for permission to visit the site of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, police spokesman Paul Browne said.

The request to enter the fenced-in site was rejected because of ongoing construction there, Browne said.

"Requests for the Iranian president to visit the immediate area would also be opposed by the NYPD on security grounds," Browne said.
The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, Zalmay Khalilzad, told reporters Wednesday that the United States would not support Iran's attempt to use the site for a "photo op."

"Iran can demonstrate its seriousness about concern with regard to terrorism by taking concrete actions," such as dropping support for Lebanese militant group Hezbollah and suspending their uranium enrichment program, Khalilzad said.

Browne said Ahmadinejad had asked permission from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, U.S. Secret Service and police department. The police and the Secret Service provide security to visiting heads of state.

The Port Authority, which owns the trade center site and is the only agency that could grant him permission to go inside, said it never received such a request, contradicting the police statement.

"We have not been asked to accommodate the president of Iran," Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman said.

It wasn't clear whether Ahmadinejad wanted to descend to the base of the trade center site, where the twin towers once stood, or lay a wreath on a public sidewalk outside the site.

Telephone calls to the Iranian Mission to the United Nations were not immediately returned.

White House spokesman Gordon Johndroe said a visit to ground zero "is a matter for the city of New York, but it seems more than odd that the president of a country that is a state sponsor of terror would visit ground zero."

Iran and the U.S. have not had diplomatic relations since Washington cut its ties with Tehran after Iranian students stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in 1979. The Bush administration has accused Iran of arming Shiite Muslim militants in Iraq and seeking to develop nuclear weapons.

In a television appearance earlier this week, Ahmadinejad said his country wanted peace and friendship with the United States, as tensions continued to mount between the two countries.
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