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President of Iran Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke at Columbia University this week. He answered questions on topics from the holocaust to the killing of homosexuals in Iran. He said there was "not one" homosexual in Iran. He claimed they did not have that phenomenon. Ahmadinejad said the holocaust should be treated as a theory and be further researched.
Ahmadinejad, possibly the worlds leading terrorist supporter, accused the Americans of being supporters of terrorist groups.
During the speech Ahmadinejad made multiple contradictory remarks. One of those remarks was on the subject of Israel. At one point he said that he could not recognize Israel as a country because it threatens its neighbors and is based on ethnic discrimination, occupation, and usurpation. When he was asked later on about Israel he said he loves all people, they are friends, and there are many Jews living peacefully in Iran.
The President of Columbia, Lee Bollinger, told Ahmadinejad that he "exhibited all the signs of a petty and cruel dictator" and that he doubted that he would "have the intellectual courage to answer these questions." After answering a question Ahmadinejad added that he would like ot visited ground zero, but the police denied his request
Ahmadinejad, possibly the worlds leading terrorist supporter, accused the Americans of being supporters of terrorist groups.
During the speech Ahmadinejad made multiple contradictory remarks. One of those remarks was on the subject of Israel. At one point he said that he could not recognize Israel as a country because it threatens its neighbors and is based on ethnic discrimination, occupation, and usurpation. When he was asked later on about Israel he said he loves all people, they are friends, and there are many Jews living peacefully in Iran.
The President of Columbia, Lee Bollinger, told Ahmadinejad that he "exhibited all the signs of a petty and cruel dictator" and that he doubted that he would "have the intellectual courage to answer these questions." After answering a question Ahmadinejad added that he would like ot visited ground zero, but the police denied his request
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/25/world/middleeast/25iran.html?ref=world
http://video.on.nytimes.com/?fr_story=209042d27fafd29f57de207a287287f1d77ccc83
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