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OMG, I really think that Iranian writing that letter is underinformed. Let’s see:
"United States of America. The country which is to rule the world."
Sorry but no country can "rule the world". If that would be so Iran would not be ruled by Khamenei and Ahmadinejad because a ruler of the world (i.e. USA)would force his will on Iran and Iranians.
Some countries have more power some have less but there is no automatic correlation between gaining power and losing power – sometimes it is just opposite.
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"Wedding party in afghanistan"
"Taliban fighters held a wedding party captive and fired on U.S. forces in an attack designed to draw U.S. airstrikes on civilians and stoke anti-American sentiment, a U.S. official said Friday citing "firsthand" reports."…(http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5hvWEqwq3CrRvaQCmt21MfoYhjZJQD94AA9T01)
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"23 kids who lost their lives on the very same day that you got elected.They became victims of violence committed by soldiers from your country. " – I assume the author is talking about Iraq.:
Baghdad, 4 Nov. (AKI) – At least 13 people have been killed in a series of bomb blasts in and near the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, on Tuesday. In one incident, a bomb went off at a bus station in a Shia neighbourhood, killing seven people. At least 18 others were wounded.
In a second incident, an improvised explosive device exploded near a market in the northern district of al-Qahira, killing four and injuring at least 10 others.
The University of Technology in central Baghdad was the target of another bomb blast that killed one and wounded two others, while yet another IED on the main road killed at least one person and wounded nine others near the former German Embassy in the district of al-Karada. Meanwhile in a separate incident on Monday, a source in Diyala province told Voices of Iraq that three women from one family were killed in Baquba, northeast of Baghdad, by an armed group suspected of belonging to Al -Qaeda.
Sorry, all these deaths were commited by USofA soldiers?
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"I believed that people like you and our Khatami, who tried to be an advocate for dialogue amongst civilizations, are the minority in the world."
And that is funny because I have heard that Ahmadinejad, Hamas, Hizbullah, europeans, americans, russians, serbians and croats all want a dialogue, only all are going about it in a different manner. Furthermore Mr. Khatami’s dialogue among civilizations has been recently taking place in Iran, he invited westerners for a couple of days to discuss the dialogue , he is trying to set up TV promoting dialogue between Iran and the west, and the government agreed to allow him to set it up so I think that the government of Iran must also agree with some of his views, musn’t it?
Kamangir: I will send her your remarks Ella. :)
“All these unsolved challenges, the wars, the conflicts, poverty, and injustice.”
As if change is not needed in Iran? No unsolved challenges? No contributions to wars? No confilicts or political prisoners? No poverty? No injustice?
“Maybe change indeed is possible!”
I can hardly wait until an Iranian politician uses “Change we can believe in.” as a motto and Iranians are wearing “Yes We Can” buttons.