mahmoud ahmadinejad

Iran Pledges Help to Iraq

Nov 28, 2006
Iraq's president met with his Iranian counterpart on Monday, asking for assistance with his nation's growing security crisis. Iran's Mahmoud Ahmadinejad responded warmly: "Definitely, the Iranian government and nation will stand next to its brother Iraq and will do every help it can to strengthen security in Iraq."

Hey, Iran, What’s All the Plutonium For?

Nov 15, 2006
International inspectors have found unexplained plutonium and highly enriched uranium traces in an Iranian nuclear waste facility and have asked Tehran for an explanation. We're guessing that Ahmadinejad isn't trying to power a time machine, like the one from "Back to the Future" (above).
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Iranian Leader Starts Blog

Aug 14, 2006
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the president of Iran, has launched a personal Web log. His first entry scooped Gawker.com with the world's first pictures of Tom Cruise's and Katie Holmes' baby, Suri. Kidding. The blog post rails against the U.S. and Israel, natch. Hey, Arabic Farsi speakers: read the blog

Iranian Leader Invites Bush to Join in Theocracy

May 10, 2006
President Ahmadinejad, in his somewhat rambling letter to Bush, encourages him to abandon democracy in favor of theocracy (Sam Harris might observe that America wouldn't have far to go in that respect) The Iranian leader also criticized Bush's use of secret CIA prisons, and mentioned the nuclear issue only indirectly N Times article on the letter The translated letter in full Condoleezza Rice dismisses the letter .

Iran ‘Does Not Need Nuclear Arms’

Jan 14, 2006
The Iranian president, while claiming that his nuclear research is peaceful, slammed the "double standards" of the West and those who seek to "make peace for themselves by creating war for others" | storyPerhaps he's right, but this guy is also a Holocaust denierUpdate: And now he wants to hold a debate on the scale and consequences of the Holocaust.