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——————————————————————> Conseils de révisions / hiver winter 2007
Putting aside the IHR, the easiest way is to criticize as anti-Jewish every kind of investigation that might
cast a shadow on the “real” genocide, and labeling as marginal leaders like Ahmedinejat and Mottaki who stand
up against the imposed world order, and accuse them of being the crazy men of the neighborhood who are busy
with nonsense. But is that how it is When you listen to the Iranian Foreign Minister without distorting his
words, it appears that the Tehran Conference is not at all a random or desperate initiative, but, to the contrary, a
reverberating part of a well thought out foreign policy strategy. Mottaki said, “If doubt emerges regarding the
Genocide’s official version, doubt will also appear regarding Israel’s identity and its formation. And if during
this re-examination process, it is proven that the Genocide was a historical reality, then the question will arise as
to why Muslims and Palestinians are being punished for Nazi crimes.” Moreover, “Today those who say they are
against Nazism are guilty of exploitation and racism.”
Call them naïve or Quixotic if you will, but do you see what these “rogue” mullahs have done
*For those interested in reading more on this subject, see “Nuke Turkiye,” second book in the “Or’da
Kimse Var mı” quartet, Alfa Publishing.
Zaman ("times") 12.26.2006 Tuesday - ISTANBUL
I = http://www.zaman.com/bl=commentary&trh=20061227&hn=39509
II = http://www.zaman.com/bl=commentary&alt=&trh=20061227&hn=39538
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