du solltest dich noch einmal über diese aussage informieren.Wolfshaag schrieb:Da machst Du aber den Bock zum Gärtner. Es war der Iran, der Israel von der Landkarte tilgen wollte, wie Herr A. aus T. das formulierte
Spekulation.
Ebenfalls Spekulation. Also das mit der Terrorfinanzierung.
Das begrüße ich, denn das ist auch Kernpunkt unserer Werte.
ich denke man kennt die Pappenheimer bei Allmystery da man sich hier ständig über den Weg schreibt. Ich denke jeder hat bei gewissen "Individuen" hier sein festgemaltes Bild... sicherlich auch von dir... :DGlünggi schrieb:da man sonst allzuschnell als Antisemitit oder Amerikahasser bzw. Antiwestlich abgestempelt wird
Es existieren also Beweise neutraler Institutionen die das belegen und nicht nur postulieren? Ich lass mich gern überzeugen.
Darüber müssen wir nicht diskutieren.
Wieso ignorieren. Ich sage schon immer das da BEIDE Seiten nicht besser sind als die jeweils andere. Die einseitige Verteidigung Israels geht mir ja genau deshalb gegen den Strich.
ich verstehe was du meinst, ich denke das passiert im "Eifer des Gefechts" hier schnell mal. Geh mal davon aus, dass hier jeder schon mal "gesperrt" oder Posts gelöscht wurden.
WORD!NeoDeus schrieb:Edit: vielleicht irre mich auch und Ahmadenischad ist wirklich der Teufel in Person, vielleicht ist er der Antichrist, wer weiß das schon. Aber der Westen hat nun mal in den letzten Jahren nicht wirklich zum Frieden auf der Erde beigetragen und seitens des Iran habe ich keine Kriege verzeichnen können, die offiziell geführt worden sind. Dementsprechend bin ich im Zweifel für den Angeklagten, zumindest was Iran angeht.
Wahnsinnige Argumentation, wow! Ich seh dich förmlich vor mir wie du auf den Boden stampfst und sagst: "Ich hab aber recht!".informer schrieb:Nenn mir einen grund warum wir uns keine märchen erzählen sollten ? Dann nenne ich dir gründe warum man an märchen glauben sollte.
Für mich gezielte Progpanganda der Medien..
Iranian speaker of parliament Ali Larijani on Wednesday declared that Iran was proud of its support for the Palestinian Hamas and Lebanese Hezbollah movements, rejecting claims that it could be considered support for terrorism.http://www.haaretz.com/news/iranian-official-tehran-proud-of-its-support-for-hezbollah-hamas-1.255852
He said the support was part of Iran's commitment in the region to assist its neighbors in fighting occupation, and he accused the United States, the West and Israel of contradicting the values of freedom and democracy.
"They are freedom fighters fighting to defend their country and independence, that is not terrorism," he said about Hamas and Hezbollah.
Larijani, who is on a two-day official visit to Bahrain, also accused the U.S. of trying to incite border and sectarian conflict among the countries of the region to use it as an excuse to increase military sales for what he said was an effort to re-take the oil sales revenues.
He reiterated Iran's call to neighboring Gulf states not to allow U.S. and Western military bases to be erected on their soil, insisting that Iran was never a threat to its neighbors.
"It was the Americans who encouraged Saddam to attack Iran and despite some of the regional countries support for him we nevereza Rice in a personal manner, referring to her not having had children.
"The West needs to reconsider what they say. The top U.S. diplomat Condoleezza Rice, during the Israeli aggression against Lebanon which lasted 33 days, described the war as 'the birth pangs of a new Middle East'," Larijani was quoted as saying by Al Wasat.
"As a woman who did not try the experience of pregnancy she seems to not have known that a birth needs longer time than that," he said.
Larijani also said that of the two candidates in the U.S. presidential race, Barack Obama seemed be 'more rational' than his opponent John McCain.
"The Democratic candidate Barack Obama seems to be more rational than the Republican John McCain, but the test in deeds, not words," he said.
Larijani, a powerful politician with close ties to the country's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, criticized the U.S. for exaggerating some minor issues between the countries of the region so that the differences appear to be insurmountable.
He added that Iran was ready to enter into security and economic agreements with neighboring countries.
Meanwhile the Saudi daily Al-Watan reported that Larijani was due to travel to Iraq and Lebanon in the next few days.
Larijani will convey messages from Iraqi Ayatollah Ali Sistani to Hezbollah Secretary General Sheikh Hassan Nasrallah, the daily quoted unnamed sources from Iran as saying.
The sources said that the letter carried by Larijani reveals Sistani's position on the security agreement between Iraq and the United States.
The report on the visit coincided with one published by the Iraqi Web site Almalaf on Wednesday that Nasrallah was poisoned last week and that his life was saved by Iranian doctors who were rushed to Lebanon to treat him.
The website quoted diplomatic sources in Beirut as saying that a particularly poisonous chemical substance was used against the Shi'ite militia leader.
MAZANDARAN – Iranian Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani stated on Thursday that Iran takes pride in supporting Hezbollah, the Mehr News Agency reported.
Speaking in Iran's northern Mazandaran Province, Larijani said the U.S calls Iran a “terrorist” due to its support of Lebanon's Islamic resistance movement, but Iran is proud of backing Hezbollah.
Terrorists are those who provide the Zionist regime with equipment to attack people in the region, he added.
Commenting on the recent statement issued by the U.S. Congress, Larijani stated that it’s necessary to study the content of this statement to know the enemy’s logic.
On June 24, the U.S. Congress sent President Barack Obama a sweeping package of tough new energy and financial sanctions on Iran, aiming to force Tehran to halt its suspected nuclear weapons program.
Larijani went on to say that the U.S. labels Iran as a “threat” for the Zionist regime due to “its suspected nuclear weapons”, and claims that Israel has the right to take any measures to confront Iran.
The United States is not aware that if Israel dared to attack Iran, it wouldn’t wait for the U.S. permission, the Majlis speaker noted.
Larijani said the paragraphs of the statement issued by the Congress prove the U.S. support of Israel, adding that the Zionist regime is a “wayward child” of the U.S. and they have common interests in the Middle East.
Elsewhere in his remarks, Larijani called on the Intelligence Ministry to publish the confessions of Abdolmalek Rigi, the ringleader of the Jundollah terrorist group, in which he had revealed the U.S. and NATO’s support of the terrorist attacks in Iran.
On the U.S. invitation to talks, Larijani said Iran has been always seeking “dialogue” but will not relinquish its rights
Iran's Majlis Speaker, Ali Larijani, said on Thursday that Iran is proud of supporting Lebanese Hezbollah.
According to IRNA, addressing a group of people and officials in Fereydoun Kenar, a city in this northern Iranian province, Larijani referred to a statement issued by a group of the US Congressmen against Iran and said the US congressmen have in their statement explicitly announced that the Zionist regime is the US ally, sharing common interests and values with each others.
Dr. Larijani said, “The Islamic Republic of Iran officials have times and again announced that the Zionist regime is the wayward child of the US. They should go and look for a nation in the Middle East not being resentful of the Zionist regime.”
Larijani underscored that Americans do not make any reference to nuclear warheads of the Zionist regime but show illegal behavior towards Iran’s access to peaceful nuclear technology, justifying their behavior as a sort of global management.
@WolfshaagDu kannst die Beweisführung gern für @Wolfshaag übernehmen. Aber irgendwie weiß ich das da nich viel bei rumkommen wird...
Wolfshaag schrieb:
Sorry, aber was Du da oben bezüglich der Finanzierung der Hamas und Hisbollah schreibst, ist nun wirklich entweder pure Ignoranz, oder einfach Unfug.
Es existieren also Beweise neutraler Institutionen die das belegen und nicht nur postulieren? Ich lass mich gern überzeugen.
