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Iran's supreme leader dismisses Obama overtures
One Supreme Leader to the other Supreme Leader.
"Death to America."
The product of Carter/Obama diplomacy.
...Wow, that was surprising wasn't it.
How does that dialogue taste?
Bitter?
They must be howling their asses off in Tehran.
The price of arrogance or innocence.
It's tough to figure out which it is.
Childish world view or a feeling of Omnipotence.
Believe me, we are feeling Change in Amerika.
Ask our AIG execs, they'll tell you what it's like.
A little like being a homosexual in Iran.
.
One Supreme Leader to the other Supreme Leader.
"Death to America."
The product of Carter/Obama diplomacy.
...Wow, that was surprising wasn't it.
How does that dialogue taste?
Bitter?
They must be howling their asses off in Tehran.
The price of arrogance or innocence.
It's tough to figure out which it is.
Childish world view or a feeling of Omnipotence.
TEHRAN, Iran – Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei dismissed overtures from President Barack Obama on Saturday, saying Tehran does not see any change in U.S. policy under its new administration.
Khamenei said there has been no change even in Obama's language compared to that of his predecessor.
"He (Obama) insulted the Islamic Republic of Iran from the first day. If you are right that change has come, where is that change? What is the sign of that change? Make it clear for us what has changed."
"Have you released Iranian assets? Have you lifted oppressive sanctions? Have you given up mudslinging and making accusations against the great Iranian nation and its officials? Have you given up your unconditional support for the Zionist regime? Even the language remains unchanged," Khamenei said.
Khamenei, wearing a black turban and dark robes, said America was hated around the world for its arrogance, as the crowd chanted "Death to America."
Believe me, we are feeling Change in Amerika.
Ask our AIG execs, they'll tell you what it's like.
A little like being a homosexual in Iran.
.
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