Obama May Meet New Iran Prez

krishna · 09-20-2013, 03:28 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

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Believe it? U.S. President Barack Obama and Iran’s newly elected President Hassan Rouhani could meet next week at the U.N. General Assembly in New York, making another step toward easing decades of diplomatic tension as well as sanctions that have crippled the Middle Eastern nation. The two leaders have already exchanged letters, and Rouhani has shown a willingness to lead a more moderate Iran—he tweeted wishes for a blessed Rosh Hashanah earlier this month, has released political prisoners, and has condemned chemical-weapons attacks in Syria. “We must work together to end the unhealthy rivalries and interferences that fuel violence and drive us apart,” Rouhani said in an op-ed for the Washington Post yesterday.

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Zion approve the meeting yet ?

thought they were waiting b4 the poblication  :-[

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I dont understand Rouhani.  he seems very conciliatory which in my book is a huge mistake with Jewmerica.

when you are conciliatory with them as a rule they take it as weakness and become very aggressive and start make unreasonable demands.  they always make unreasonable demands so that when you come to them conciliatory they know its weakness.. for conciliatory is no way any sane person would respond to such demands a Jewmerica makes routinely.

So I don't understand where Rouhani is coming from.  does he have a picture in his mind of Muamma Gadaffi dead on the streets of Libya publicly assassinated by Obama/Tel Aviv?

preparedness to make a deal is fine but the way I see Iran going now is wrong.  they will lose in that manner.  to deal with Jewmerica effectively one must have the means to defend oneself and be prepared to use them. 

a nation must never be in the wrong so take care to be on the right side of all law involved.  but make and keep advancing weaponry, get as equal as possible or surpass them...and be always able to take them out as they can take you out..ready to use all you have at a moments notice

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