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seriously address Iran threat
Noah Klieger
It seems I erred when I assumed that the "Scientific Conference" held by the Holocaust deniers in
Tehran should be ignored, because the conference, its organizers and participants drew a harsh and
negative response worldwide.
Tehran's sad farce is over. Professional Holocaust deniers throughout the Western world returned to
their homelands from where they will continue their despicable acts.
Even the "experts" and "researchers" who came from Islamic nations returned home where they will
continue to incite against Israel. The same applies to the half dozen Neturei Karta members, who came to
Tehran to demonstrate their opposition to Zionism and Israel and to embrace Ahmadinejad
The presence of these ultra-orthodox Jews was of course a special attraction and added color (black)
to the bizarre gathering. Their "rationalization" for participating in the event was the most exasperating I have
ever heard. "It was the Zionists who brought the Holocaust upon the Jewish people," they said.
Unbelievable!
If this is the reason, why didn't God only punish Zionist heretics instead of hundreds of thousands if
not millions of the most loyal and zealous Hassidim and Haredim Why did he also punish a million-and-ahalf
babies and children who could not be Zionists
Ahmadinejad's hallucinatory conference didn't present anything new regarding the Holocaust,
because even 60 liars cannot alter historic facts. However, it did give Ahmadinejad another opportunity to
sound his threats on the Jewish State and once again to announce that it "it would soon be wiped off the
map."
Ahmadinejad and Hitler
Ahmadinejad is very consistent about this, and he should be taken very seriously. Hitler said similar things
about Judaism after being elected Germany's chancellor, but the world didn't believe him. "The man is a
psychopath and he shouldn't be taken seriously," argued statesmen and political commentators worldwide.
Many Jews also didn't believe the man meant everything he said.
What later transpired proved that he meant every word. Therefore, the world today would do well to take him
seriously. What's more, apart from Israel, he is also repeatedly threatening the Western world.
Hitler was a tyrant in central Europe; an industrialized, advanced and developed region with a population
comprising 81 million. They were called a "people of poets and philosophers." That's why it was hard to stop
them.
Ahmadinejad is a dictator in a remote country that is underdeveloped in many ways with a population of
some 68 million - some of whom are illiterate and some who dwell in primitive conditions. Therefore it would
be far easier to stop him and his ambitious plans. Yet a decision must be made to do this as soon as
possible.
So far, besides President Bush and now also Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and Italy's Prime Minister
Romano Prodi, Western leaders have not reached a decision to seriously "address" the Iranian threat. This
is the primary danger, more so than Ahmadinejad himself.
ynet, 20 12 2006
http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-3342509,00.html
ACCOUNTABLE
Iran Revolution ends the 'Holocult'
By Dr. Sahib Mustaqim Bleher
The Iranians may not even be aware of it, but their hosting of the recent Holocaust conference
may prove to be the most important milestone in their history since the Islamic Revolution under
Khomeini. Western politicians and media certainly grasped the significance of the event, with
Germany's premier Merkel standing shoulder to shoulder with prime minister Olmert of the "onlydemocracy-in-the-middle-east-that-is-not-a-democracy"
- the apartheid state of Israel - and with BBC
television news presenting the bizarre spectacle of discussing, rather than reporting on, an alleged
anti-Semitic conference whilst the images in the background showed traditionally clad Orthodox Jews
happily in attendance.
When the Islam-hating Western media attacked the prophet Muhammad under the pretence of
freedom of speech, Iran retaliated by testing the limits of those freedoms with its own holocaust
cartoon competition. In doing so they stumbled across the most jealously guarded dogma of secular
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