Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Obama on Iran

The last time POTUS discussed the Iran in the context of the stole election it was mild and was seen as weak, this time President Obama has made a stronger statement, the President stated the following, " The United States joins with the international community in strongly condemning the violent and unjust suppression of innocent Iranian citizens, which has apparently resulted in tensions, injuries and even death ( Does Obama not watch the TV, when does death in Tehran not become apparently ).....For months the Iranian people have sought nothing more than to exercise their universal rights. Each time they have done so they have been met with the iron fist of brutality, even on solemn occasions and holy days. And each time that has happened the world has watched with deep admiration for the courage and the conviction of the Iranian people, who are a part of Iran's great and enduring civilization ( Will Obama stop making nice to Iran, its a terrorist state with a terror regime, just ask the people of Iran)....What's taking place within Iran is not about the United States or any other country -- it's about the Iranian people and their aspirations for justice and a better life for themselves. And the decision of Iran's leaders to govern through fear and tyranny will not succeed in making those aspirations go away. ( Then why Mr President did you want to send Senator Kerry to Tehran to appease Iran) As I said in Oslo, it's telling when governments fear the aspirations of their own people more than the power of any other nation...Along with all free nations the United States stands with those who seek their universal rights. ( Does sound like Bush 43 in Language if not in tone) We call upon the Iranian government to abide by the international obligations that it has to respect the rights of its own people. ( How many UN Resolutions have been passed by the UN and thrown in the bin by Tehran, grow UP POTUS ) We call for the immediate release of all who have been unjustly detained within Iran. We will continue to bear witness to the extraordinary events that are taking place there. And I'm confident that history will be on the side of those who seek justice. " As Reagan stated a long time ago, modern communication will bring down the regime in Tehran, but the question is how many people have to die, before the West support the good people of Tehran, they have the right to be FREE.

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