Do you think that the President of Iran have the right to address the American people when he comes to the UN?

Question

So that he could lay rest to the rumors from the Bush admin and Fox news that Iranians don't hate Americans as it is reported?

Answer 1

Many Iranians dont hate the US, it is the ruling gestapo that hates the US. Many Iranians actually hate the fascist rulers of Iran.

Answer 2

I'm a little confused by the phrasing. What was the report?
That the Iranians DO hate the Americans or that they don't?

I have seen no report on Fox or any other outlet that says Iranians hate Americans.

I heard from Ahminadinnahjacket that he wants the US to bow down before their masters in Iran but, I doubt that Iranians at-large feel the same way and have seen nothing to suggest otherwise.

Could you clarify?

Answer 3

No he is an outlaw and should address the UN when he complies with sanctions. Iranians hate the Mullahs not America. Tehran University held a vigil after 9/11 in support of My country. Iranian Revolutionary Guards men get killed in Baluchistan. Read your press reports from the AP. You forget that High level officials are defecting, and Iranian Mullahs are taking their money out of Iran.

Answer 4

Well, even though it is true that the Iranian people actually admire our country and want to be more like us (and that Ahmadinejad's approval ratings are half those of our president who has no credibility). The truth is that Iranians are sick and tired of Keynesian policies that destroy their economy, just as Americans are sick and tired of the Welfare-Warfare state policies that are supported by both parties.

The Bush administration and Fox News are nothing more than propaganda outlets that have absolutely no credibility. Unfortunately, CNN and, to a lesser extent, MSNBC also enable these Red State Fascists to spew their nonsense. Fortunately, though, MSNBC doesn't have very many people who are pro-war that work there (for example Tucker Carlson is a Ron Paul supporter and Pat Buchanan is an Isolationist; though they do occassionally uncritically report the war propaganda of the Neo-Cons).

Hopefully, we will soon reject the policy of perpetual war and return to a sound foreign policy based upon peace and trade with all nations, entangling alliances with none.

I hope that somehow Bush can be prevented from committing more acts of murder in the Middle East. I've heard he intends to start the Iran War after the primaries end. Though, hopefully we'll have 2 opponents of the Bush administration running for president next year (a Democrat against Ron Paul). That way, Bush's war will hopefully be ended. However, I think the next president needs to be willing to consider prosecuting Bush for his crimes against humanity (such as torturing and "convicting" an innocent man of fraudulent terrorism charges, as he did in the case of Jose Padilla)

Answer 5

I have do doubt that the people of Iran do not hate Americans. Unfortunately that is not the issue. The issue is the Iranian governments desire to turn the world into an islamic state with all the bad things that go with it

Answer 6

I think he should have the right. The people who listen to faux news aren't going to believe anything they don't want to hear anyway, but those of us who still know how to think for ourselves might find it enlightening.

By the way, I agree with you. I've been to Iran, and they don't hate Americans. Most of them feel the same way about their leader as we feel about Bush - some of the things he's doing make them uneasy and he's doing it without their support. But in today's world community we should at least listen to what he has to say with an ACCURATE translation - many of the translations that we hear are wholly wrong and out of context.

Answer 7

He shouldn't have been permitted to enter the US the first time.
And, to dispel a slight inconsistency: Bush has repeatedly said the Iranian people have no animosity towards us. I know this because I saw it on Fox News.

Answer 8

i assume you think of we ought to continuously only look any different way jointly as Iran and Syria look after and help the terrorists. we are scuffling with people who're serious and recommend corporation. we would desire to behave a similar. i do no longer decide to attack Iran or Syria yet I actually decide to circumvent terrorists and weapons crossing the border and unsafe our troops.

Answer 9

Freedom of speech is protected in America, so he can tell us whatever he wants. Honestly, I bet he hates Americans, him and his administration. I agree with you that 95% of the Iranian sheeple have nothing against America, and in my experience they appreciate our culture.

Answer 10

This is just another attempt by the little banty rooster to grandstand. Cancel his visa. Move the UN to Teheran. Let him give his speech on Al Jazeera.