Iran Asks Germany - Fix the Zionists
This is really strange. Iran has asked Germany for help with the Zionists "problem, and to fix Palestine.A German government official said on Thursday that letter written by Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to German Chancellor Angela Merkel asks her to help solve the Palestinian problem and deal with Zionism.
Nothing weird about it. Ahmadinejad doesn't know what year this is. He thinks it is 1942 not 2006. He is nostalgic for a different time. How totally quaint.
“There’s nothing about the nuclear issue (in the letter),” the official told Reuters on condition of anonymity due to the extreme sensitivity of the issue for the German government.
“It’s all related to Germany and how we have to find a solution to the Palestinian problems and Zionism and so on. It’s rather weird,” The official, who has seen the letter, said.Berlin’s relations with Ahmadinejad have been complicated by his denial of the Holocaust, in which Germany’s Nazi regime killed six million Jews, and his call for Israel to be wiped off the map.
The Germans are going to have a very hard time buying this. In fact it may tip the balance in Germany to Israel's side. in fact it could shift European opinion.
Holocaust denial is a crime in Germany punishable with up to five years in prison.
“It’s extremely touchy (for the German government),” said the official, adding that the government did not yet know if or how it would respond. “There are a lot of propaganda phrases about Israel and the Jews inside.”
News Reports:
Here is a link to the original Reuters article.
Reuters follow up
Germany Responds.
Der Spiegel
AP
News and opinion:
Ahmadinejad asks Merkel to put on Nazi boots?
Thanks to the Powerline folks for a link.
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no matter it is 2006 or 2060, people will not forget how state of Isreal formed and how many palestinians killed and forced to leave their homes in the process.
Occupation is not justifiable by the passaage of time.
Occupation is not justifiable by the passaage [sic] of time.
You need to learn how to spell before posting again. The country is named Israel [a before the e] and "passage" has but two 'a's.
On to the subject matter, what the heck does this quote of yours even mean? Of course occupation is justifiable over time. European colonialists occupied North America and eventually formed the United States within the occupied territories.
Are we unjust in maintaining our status as a nation simply because of the actions of previous generations?
Oh, I get it. You're simply retarded.
A SIGN OF WEAKNESS FROM THE IRANIAN 2ND FURHER IN CHARGE IN ASKING FOR ANOTHER FRONT IN THE WAR AGAINST THE UNPURE? FEELING THE HEAT LITTLE MAN, DON'T WORRY HITLER WAS SHORT & ALSO IN INTELLECT. JUST LIKE YOU. BY THE WAY YOU DO SHOW A "GLOW AROUND YOUR FACE" WHEN YOU TALK TO THE UN. BUT ALSO THE OTHER KILLERS/ASSHATS HAVE IT TOO. IT'S TIME TO CHANGE YOUR UNDERWEAR! IT'S THAT SIMPLE. YOUR WIFE'S LEFT BREAST HAS MORE BRAINS THAN YOU. IS YOU DIDN'T HAVE OIL MONEY YOU WOULD HAVE A HAPPY SMILE AS YOU WALKED YOUR GOATS ON THE HILLSIDE.
MIKE THE CATHOLIC!
That this clown is in charge of a country is flat scary. That he's so demented to write such a letter to the current government in Germany has to be taken as a sign that he's almost totally disconnected from reality.
"The Germans are going to have a very hard time buying this. In fact it may tip the balance in Germany to Israel's side. in fact it could shift European opinion."
But, at least, the UK media are ignoring this letter, so it will have little effect on opinion.
In the same way the media never made clear how loopy was the letter to Bush, making it possible for them to suggest that Bush was ignoring an olive branch.
re previous comment, your link to the AP report still pushes the line that the letter to Bush was something better then a rant.
"In May, Ahmadinejad sent an 18-page letter to President Bush that also did not address the nuclear issue and was dismissed promptly by Washington.
While that letter marked a diplomatic overture, it was laced with old grievances against the United States and spelled out a long list of Iranian demands."
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