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| Iran's leader slams Fallujah 'infidel' attack |
| 2004-11-18 |
| IRANIAN supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has denounced what he described as crimes committed by "infidels" in the shattered Iraq city of Fallujah and called on the Muslim world to protest. "The massacre of civilians, women and children by the thousands, the execution of wounded, the destruction of homes, mosques and other places of prayer... makes every Muslim restless," Khamenei said in a statement read out on state television. What's the matter Khamenei, some of your best exported jihad boys got bagged in Fallujah, or could it be you are worried, you are next? He said the Americans wanted to spread "the events of Fallujah elsewhere in Iraq, notably Mosul, Samarra and Baquba", as state television showed television pictures of a US Marine allegedly shooting dead an injured insurgent. Muslim governments "must protest against the crimes committed by the infidel oppressors," said Iran's all-powerful leader, while criticising "Arab and Islamic governments who stand by and watch while we hear appeals for help from the Iraqi people." "All of these crimes are committed by the occupation forces under the pretext that terrorists are among the population. Does this seriously doubted pretext give the right to murder innocent people, to leace the injured untreated and abandon starving women and children?" the statement said. It's all practice to take out the mullahs. The raid on Fallujah, part of an attempt to reclaim key lawless enclaves across the country ahead of January elections, has been the largest military operation in Iraq since the March 2003. |
| Posted by:Mark Espinola |
| #6 Actually a even a larger issue then a democratic Iraq next door is being surrounded by 150,000 U.S. troops without anything to do once Iraq is more stable. |
| Posted by: BillH 2004-11-18 8:49:13 PM |
| #5 When even our closest allies, like Khamenei, turn on us it is just another sign of the failure of our foreign policy! I still remember how gracious it was of the Iranians to "host" our embassy staff and Marines for over a year...FREE OF CHARGE! I sure hope we can win back their friendship and respect! Maybe we could send the our military on a Goodwill Tour of their beautiful country! |
| Posted by: Justrand 2004-11-18 7:36:50 PM |
| #4 Um, who gives a hoot? His issue is the threat of a democratic Iraq next door. He already had to deal with a quasi democratic Afghanistan. The Mad Turbans are worried. |
| Posted by: Sock Puppet of Doom 2004-11-18 5:23:09 PM |
| #3 IRANIAN supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has denounced what he described as crimes committed by "infidels" in the shattered Iraq city of Fallujah and called on the Muslim world to protest. Ooooooh, looky boys and girls, it looks as if he really, honestly cares about what's happening to those poor bystanders in Fallujah. Can you say, "phony concern"?? I knew you could. |
| Posted by: Bomb-a-rama 2004-11-18 4:01:14 PM |
| #2 Let's all remember that while Ayatollah Ali Khamenei feigns protest, His Iran is rushing to complete their nuke refits. Forked tongue devil,he is. |
| Posted by: smn 2004-11-18 12:54:06 PM |
| #1 Remember, don't send all your best hard boyz to Iraq... you'll need some when we come for you. |
| Posted by: BH 2004-11-18 10:28:25 AM |