'Iran does not intend to wipe out Israel'

'Iran does not intend to wipe out Israel'
Tue, 08 Jul 2008 17:24:46
Iran's President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says Israel is disintegrating on its own and Iran will not take any act of aggression against it.

"Israel is an illegal regime," said President Ahmadinejad in a Tuesday press conference after a D8 summit in Kuala Lumpur.

"The regime will disintegrate on its own. Since Zionists can no longer sustain themselves, they have been forced to draw attention away from their present situation by blaming Iran," he added.

President Ahmadinejad said that the Islamic Republic has never waged war against any nation and does not intend to do so, adding that Israel is not an exception to this policy.

"Iran has no plans to attack Israel," he said in response to a question about whether the Islamic Republic intended to destroy Israel and to wipe out the Jewish people.

The Iranian president expounded that Jewish people amicably live in the Islamic Republic, are free to practice their religion, and despite being a small minority have a representative in the Iranian Parliament.

President Ahmadinejad asserted that the Israeli regime thrives on 'invading and threatening' regional countries. He reaffirmed that Iranians are fully prepared to defend their territorial integrity and will deliver a crushing response to invaders.

Israel accuses Iran of developing a military nuclear program and has threatened Tehran with the use of force should the Islamic Republic continue uranium enrichment.

According to a New York Times report, Israel staged a military maneuver in early June to prepare for a unilateral air strike on Iranian nuclear sites.

Tehran insists its nuclear program is directed at generating electricity and is in line with the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT).

The most recent UN nuclear watchdog report concluded that there is no link between the use of nuclear material and the 'alleged studies' of weaponization in Iran's nuclear facilities.

MD/DT/HGH

LOL! Coming from a man that believes the holocaust is just a myth.:wtf:

I think there's a damn good possibility that the US is going to nudge on and help facilitate Israel in attacking Iran, and then join them in the defensive under a guise of "helping our allies".

So if anything, I think Israel will be the 1st to bomb Iran, not the other way around.

Shit let the birds fly. Its time to get this over with so the rest of the world can move on.

Of all of the countries in the world that DO NOT NEED ANY REASON to make the largest reflective surface on the face of the Earth, it's Israel.
Fact of the matter is, if it weren't for the U.S., this scenario would have likely already happened. It is beyond comprehension as to why, the U.S. has held the Israelis back for so long. Keeping in mind the horrible terror attacks that have happened to us, they do not even compare, they are not in the same ball park, it's not even the same game when it comes to all the shit that the Israelis have had to endure at the hands of the fanatics, as well as entire nations, in the mid east. Since it's inception as a state, they have successfully defended themselves MULTIPLE times, and literally beaten back every offensive they have ever faced, and they have done it in stunning fashion. Would we help our only true allies if they needed it yes, will they need it? 8 ball says, "NOT FUCKING LIKELY". They have one of the most powerful and advanced militaries on earth.
It upsets me greatly, that we ask them to endure things that no American would dream of enduring, we ask them to show restraint in the face of horrible atrocities, why? And before someone comes on here and starts spewing all over themselves about how it's "All Bush's Fault blah blah...." think again. This has been the way we have treated them long before Bush was elected.
They have literally defeated every hostile nation in the mid east already, I say let them finish the job!:thumbsup:

"that we ask them to endure things that no American would dream of enduring"

Because Americans aren't over there enduring things right now?