Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Will the U.S. take this advise and focus on domestic issues?

I read this article and wanted to say something to the American citizens. We need to heed this advise and take the olive branch from Iran and remove our forces from the middle east. We are not going to achieve any of our objectives except the depletion of our resources. Let's focus on the oil spill, unemployment, banking reform etc. and let the countries with resources be. They will not give up their liberties and freedom as readily as U.S. citizens and if we have not won their hearts and minds at this point, adding more troops will not gather the support needed to maintain the bases we built to occupy the region.

Iran is one of the only countries that I've heard of that offered to help with the oil spill. I don't think their out to destroy the U.S. as the media dictates.
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Amid concerns about the continuing presence of US troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, the Iranian president advises the White House to withdraw its troops from the region.

Addressing a large crowd in Iran's southwestern city of Yasuj on Wednesday, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said the era of occupation and plundering other nation's national resources is over.

"You'd better listen to the Iranian nations' advice: Abandon your stubbornness; live with other nations based on justice and friendship, like human beings; leave the region; leave Afghanistan; leave Iraq; withdraw to your borders and mind your own business," the president said.

Ahmadinejad also offered to help the United States and its allies get out of the "quagmire" they have created in the region.

Tehran blames Washington for the instability that has gripped the Middle East amid the presence of US-led forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The 2001 invasion of Afghanistan, in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks in the US, was launched with the official objectives of curbing militancy and bringing peace and stability to the country.

Nine years on, however, the US is criticized for its inability to accomplish any of the objectives while Afghan civilians continue to pay the price.

The White House now plans to dispatch 30,000 extra troops to the country in the summer to counter the increasing militancy in Afghanistan.

President Ahmadinejad, meanwhile, warned his American counterpart that should he fail to bring an end to the occupation of Afghanistan, the US administration will be ridiculed, and the Iranian nation will teach him a lesson.

1 comment:

  1. Israel just declared Iran, North Korea, and Syria a new axis of evil. Using reason and logic I'm at a loss on how they promote this to the world and not see their countries actions as "evil" based on the definition below. Sorry Israel or whoever runs the state, we humans are not buying this rhetoric.

    evil [ˈiːvəl]
    adj
    1. morally wrong or bad; wicked an evil ruler
    2. causing harm or injury; harmful an evil plan
    3. marked or accompanied by misfortune; unlucky an evil fate
    4. (of temper, disposition, etc.) characterized by anger or spite
    5. not in high esteem; infamous an evil reputation
    6. offensive or unpleasant an evil smell


    n
    1. the quality or an instance of being morally wrong; wickedness the evils of war
    2. (sometimes capital) a force or power that brings about wickedness or harm evil is strong in the world
    3. (Medicine / Pathology) Archaic an illness or disease, esp scrofula (the king's evil)

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