Ahmadinejad: Summit Was 'Failure,' Israel is Doomed

[Rhino]

Ahmadinejad Says Annapolis Summit Was 'Failure,' Israel is Doomed
Wednesday, November 28, 2007

TEHRAN, Iran — Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said Wednesday that the U.S.-brokered Mideast peace conference was a "failure" and that Israel is doomed to "collapse," lashing out at the Annapolis gathering that many saw as aimed at isolating Iran.

The comments were the first time in months that the hard-line Ahmadinejad has used such strong anti-Israeli rhetoric, highlighting Tehran's bitterness towards Tuesday's conference, which its closest Arab ally Syria attended.

"It is impossible that the Zionist regime will survive. Collapse is in the nature of this regime because it has been created on aggression, lying, oppression and crime," Ahmadinejad said...http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,313380,00.html

[Jack_Savage]

Thats our problem. The faster we correct it, the better it will be for everything else.

[Venus de Smilo]

Hmmmm..............maybe Bush is doing this because removing the Palestinians from the equation will help the Israelis when Ahmanutjob attacks. Good plan, but I doubt that it will work. The hezzies will jump right in.

[DoctorDoom]

Ahmonajihad had best consider that his saber-rattling and his threats toward Israel are directed at a nuclear power, and that Tehran can vanish in a heartbeat if the Israelis finally decide that they've had enough of the goat-raping lunatic.

It would be no loss. We should have blasted the city into glowing rubble five minutes after the hostages came home in 1981.

[Aaron]

Ahmonajihad had best consider that his saber-rattling and his threats toward Israel are directed at a nuclear power, and that Tehran can vanish in a heartbeat if the Israelis finally decide that they've had enough of the goat-raping lunatic.

It would be no loss. We should have blasted the city into glowing rubble five minutes after the hostages came home in 1981.

Ever since the end of the Koran war, we live in a pussified version of what the United States used to and could be. I blame the liberals, of course. If I had my way, things would be radically different with this situation in the Middle East right now.