Noble Americans,

You have heard that the US administration is kidnapping its presumed
opponents from across the globe and arbitrarily holding them without trial
or any international supervision in horrendous prisons that it has
established in various parts of the world. God knows who these detainees
actually are, and what terrible fate awaits them.

You have certainly heard the sad stories of the Guantanamo and Abu-Ghraib
prisons. The US administration attempts to justify them through its
proclaimed "war on terror." But every one knows that such behavior, in fact,
offends global public opinion, exacerbates resentment and thereby spreads
terrorism, and tarnishes the US image and its credibility among nations.

The US administration's illegal and immoral behavior is not even confined to
outside its borders. You are witnessing daily that under the pretext of "the
war on terror," civil liberties in the United States are being increasingly
curtailed. Even the privacy of individuals is fast losing its meaning.
Judicial due process and fundamental rights are trampled upon. Private
phones are tapped, suspects are arbitrarily arrested, sometimes beaten in
the streets, or even shot to death.

I have no doubt that the American people do not approve of this behavior and
indeed deplore it.

The US administration does not accept accountability before any
organization, institution or council. The US administration has undermined
the credibility of international organizations, particularly the United
Nations and its Security Council. But, I do not intend to address all the
challenges and calamities in this message.

The legitimacy, power and influence of a government do not emanate from its
arsenals of tanks, fighter aircrafts, missiles or nuclear weapons.
Legitimacy and influence reside in sound logic, quest for justice and
compassion and empathy for all humanity. The global position of the United
States is in all probability weakened because the administration has
continued to resort to force, to conceal the truth, and to mislead the
American people about its policies and practices.

Undoubtedly, the American people are not satisfied with this behavior and
they showed their discontent in the recent elections. I hope that in the
wake of the mid-term elections, the administration of President Bush will
have heard and will heed the message of the American people.

My questions are the following:

Is there not a better approach to governance?

Is it not possible to put wealth and power in the service of peace,
stability, prosperity and the happiness of all peoples through a commitment
to justice and respect for the rights of all nations, instead of aggression
and war?

We all condemn terrorism, because its victims are the innocent.

But, can terrorism be contained and eradicated through war, destruction and
the killing of hundreds of thousands of innocents?

If that were possible, then why has the problem not been resolved?

The sad experience of invading Iraq is before us all.

What has blind support for the Zionists by the US administration brought for
the American people? It is regrettable that for the US administration, the
interests of these occupiers supersedes the interests of the American people
and of the other nations of the world.

What have the Zionists done for the American people that the US
administration considers itself obliged to blindly support these infamous
aggressors? Is it not because they have imposed themselves on a substantial
portion of the banking, financial, cultural and media sectors?

I recommend that in a demonstration of respect for the American people and
for humanity, the right of Palestinians to live in their own homeland should
be recognized so that millions of Palestinian refugees can return to their
homes and the future of all of Palestine and its form of government be
determined in a referendum. This will benefit everyone.

Now that Iraq has a Constitution and an independent Assembly and Government,
would it not be more beneficial to bring the US officers and soldiers home,
and to spend the astronomical US military expenditures in Iraq for the
welfare and prosperity of the American people? As you know very well, many
victims of Katrina continue to suffer, and countless Americans continue to
live in poverty and homelessness.

I'd also like to say a word to the winners of the recent elections in the
US:

The United States has had many administrations; some who have left a
positive legacy, and others that are neither remembered fondly by the Americ
an people nor by other nations.

Now that you control an important branch of the US Government, you will also
be held to account by the people and by history.

If the US Government meets the current domestic and external challenges with
an approach based on truth and Justice, it can remedy some of the past
afflictions and alleviate some of the global resentment and hatred of
America. But if the approach remains the same, it would not be unexpected
that the American people would similarly reject the new electoral winners,
although the recent elections, rather than reflecting a victory, in reality
point to the failure of the current administration's policies. These issues
had been extensively dealt with in my letter to President Bush earlier this
year.

To sum up:

It is possible to govern based on an approach that is distinctly different
from one of coercion, force and injustice.

It is possible to sincerely serve and promote common human values, and
honesty and compassion.

It is possible to provide welfare and prosperity without tension, threats,
imposition or war.

It is possible to lead the world towards the aspired perfection by adhering
to unity, monotheism, morality and spirituality and drawing upon the
teachings of the Divine Prophets.

Then, the American people, who are God-fearing and followers of Divine
religions, will overcome every difficulty.

What I stated represents some of my anxieties and concerns.

I am confident that you, the American people, will play an instrumental role
in the establishment of justice and spirituality throughout the world. The
promises of the Almighty and His prophets will certainly be realized,
Justice and Truth will prevail and all nations will live a true life in a
climate replete with love, compassion and fraternity.

The US governing establishment, the authorities and the powerful should not
choose irreversible paths. As all prophets have taught us, injustice and
transgression will eventually bring about decline and demise. Today, the
path of return to faith and spirituality is open and unimpeded.

We should all heed the Divine Word of the Holy Qur'an:

"But those who repent, have faith and do good may receive Salvation. Your
Lord, alone, creates and chooses as He will, and others have no part in His
choice; Glorified is God and Exalted above any partners they ascribe to
Him." (28:67-68)

I pray to the Almighty to bless the Iranian and American nations and indeed
all nations of the world with dignity and success.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
President of the Islamic Republic of Iran
29 November 2006

Important post, thank you.

Let us remember NO English paper reported the factual truths of the few years just before Dec. 7, 1941, and not One Printed A.H.'s/Germany's reason/declaration for declaring war against U.S., and before Pearl Harbor 90% of American's Wanted No War against Germany or fighting for Uncle Joe Stalin as F.D.R. constantly referred to him as. We as a race were sucker punched on Dec. 7, 1941 by F.D.R. and all the lunatic hater's who backed his treason. F.D.R.'s entire Cabal should have just been arrested world wide, and then brought to speedy trial's for Treason, with the penaltly being hanging at Sunrise!

I think the President of Iran - NAILED IT ! :cheers:

Just think of what 300,000 million dollars would do help Americans instead of being wasted in Iraq in a lost cause.

That's $1,000 for every man, woman, child, and illegal alien in the US today.

What a good, clear thinking, Aryan letter. Do you have a source link for that letter?

He also said the Bush administration's policies in its fight against terrorism were harming Americans directly.

"The U.S. administration's illegal and immoral behavior is not even confined to outside its borders. You are witnessing daily that under the pretext of 'the war on terror,' civil liberties in the United States are being increasingly curtailed," he said.

"I have no doubt that the American people do not approve of this behavior and indeed deplore it," he said.

I guess he really doesn't understand just how pathetic and dumbed down the White race has become?

-Jim

The media of course tries to make it into some insignificant laughable matter.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15954348

What a good, clear thinking, Aryan letter. Do you have a source link for that letter?

It was tough to find. (Surprise, surprise.)
CNN's got it somewhere.

Text of Iran president’s letter to the U.S.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/15952309/

In Louisville KY on 84 whas am the fat, bloated, slut, bitch talk show host was pulling the usual slight of toung over this letter.

The Sow was slaming his God the same ol' same ol'.

When compared to the stark demonic realities of the issues he addresses, I found the document w-a-y too diplomatic in tone and approach. In addition, I found the euphemisms substituting for naming the jew, groveling, making the points substantially less effective.

On a scale of 1-10, I give it a 4. On a scale of comparison of what is written in the West regarding these issues, I'd give it a 5.

A 10 document has the jew frantically packing his azz with precious gems and the wife rolling currency up her [K]unt among the deafening, roaring sound of chopper rotors coming from their rooftop.

I don't know Americans like this: "truth-loving, and justice-seeking." It's more like evil-loving, Americans love being evil, atleast the ones I run into.

LOL, Americans are evil, not just the government. He probably actually knows that.

When compared to the stark demonic realities of the issues he addresses, I found the document w-a-y too diplomatic in tone and approach. In addition, I found the euphemisms substituting for naming the jew, groveling, making the points substantially less effective.

On a scale of 1-10, I give it a 4. On a scale of comparison of what is written in the West regarding these issues, I'd give it a 5.

A 10 document has the jew frantically packing his azz with precious gems and the wife rolling currency up her [K]unt among the deafening, roaring sound of chopper rotors coming from their rooftop.

Unfortunately the average American doesn't know what "Zionist" means so yes I think you are correct.