TO DANIEL REDMOMND

Submitted by TIRDAD GHARIB (Switzerland), Oct 25, 2008 at 04:05

Hi daniel there is 2 mistakes in your comments. one for you to prefer obama who said iran is a tiny country . daniel if70 million people in iran is tiny then barack obama should learn a bit about geography and having hundeds of suicide bombers in iran barack obama wants a dialogue with a terrorist government mahmoud ahmadinejad and the islamic terrrorist mollahs who are killiong our us troops in iraq, saying israel should be wiped off the map, denying holocaust, want america gone, hanging stoning women, selling young girls 12 13 years old to dubai. is this right? it is disgusting. so barack obama does not have any clue about foreign policy.

one more comment you made, when president ronald reagan came and was sworn in to office the terrrorist ayatollah khomeini was scared to death of reagan and ahmadinejad the hostage taker and yazdi and all the mollahs were scared to death of my hero ronald reagan, so a deal was made. other wise ronald reagan would have taken military action against the mollahs of iran. your mistake is you saying being a prisoner of war like our hero john mccain does make a huge difference. it does indeed, he was tortured for over 5 years and over 30 years of politics makes him a super candidate.

in hannoi hilton when the north vietnamese were torturing him he never gave up and you know what ,he is against torture. barack obama has barely 2 years of experience nothing compare to a great senator who has had years of experience and places his country first. barack obama wants a dialogue with the anarchist communist mad man hugo chavez. do you agree with that? and cuba fidel castro. so you have demonstrated that you do not talk about these issues and i can go on and on and on, i already voted for john mccain and sarah palin our 2 heroes, but let me be clear: being a prisoner of war means that john gave his life for you and me and all americans , that is my point.

tirdad gharib

www.pahlaviforkingdom.com if we are where we are today it is all because of former presdent jimmy carter. a democrat.

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