Tuesday, July 11, 2006

IRIB: "Zionist regime, a temporal whim"

Whoever wrote this has an even weaker command of English than the usual IRIB writers, if that's possible.
The Zionist regime represnts all the world mammonists, President Mahmoud Ahmadinjead said, adding that certain individuals take any move to get their mondane desires through imposing their dominance on others.

Speaking to an enthusistic large crowd of people in Maragheh eastern Iran, President Ahmadinejad said that some are willing to annihilate a generation and occupy other countries for their temporal whims, wtop of whom is the Zionist regime.

The President then called on the Western countries to say which school of thought the Zionist regime represents. Ahmadinjead recalled daily crimes of the ergime, especially its pre-announced killings of Palestinian figures and asserted the regime has rised from the worldly thought of the Western countries.

Ahmadinjead said that the Zinist regime knows no limit to repress the Palestinian people, adding big powers are bent to use the occupying regime as their dominance tool with its role as inciting tensions, massacre and sowing discord.

The President warned those states that today nations are awakened and they no longer could redeem themselves from the regine's crimes through lie game and farce.

The President urged the Western countries to soon pull the Zionist regime out of the Middle East region or face a day in which the anger of the nations topples the regime and courts open to dock masterminds of the reigme.

Dr. Ahmadinejad stated that big powers mind to halt the advance of nations under the pretext of non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

"They view the progree of regional nations as detrimental to the Zionist regime," Ahmadinjead said, expressing surprise that how advancing regional nations may pose threat to it.

Ahmadinejad reaffirmed the resolve of the Iranian nation for complete use of peaceful nuclear energy, adding the nation staedfastly stands by its rights.
Dr. Jad!

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