danish/american are we terrorists?!

Submitted by morteza (United States), Apr 16, 2006 at 14:40

hello danish/american,

I read your post and have to say that i amazed from that . I live in iran and don t know anything about those places that you listed and said that those are the place of training terrorists but i know that if you claim something you have to prove it you and i and no one can t claim anything and say that they are true because they are written in newspapers.

Iran has some enemies in the world . you can' t refer to the newspapers of those countries and the evidence of my sentences is that you can't see these in iranian newspapers and this show that the newspapers don t write all the truth and all their written are not truth. in addition you may have listed the places that may be the centers of training soldiers and this is the right of every country to have army isn t it ?

you named some acts as terrorist act when they are crime (kidnapping ). i have to say to you our borders are disordered because u.s.a occupied iraq (our western borders)and afghanistan (our eastern borders)and couldn t handle the policy in these countries and for this matter offenders can act simply in these areas and iranian army is always fighting with them (kidnappers drug smugglers...) and we have to lose our soldiers in this way. and now with these descriptions how can you accept us as terrorists? and about those sessions which you allegate, those i must say if they were real they must be so confidential and if they were so confidential how can you or anyone else be aware about them?!

in result these sessions were not real or if they were their members may said anything else from that written in your newspapers or sites (such as they said we are prepared to defend our country against american attacks)

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