Might not have Iran's President Ahmadinejad's laying a memorial wreath at 'ground zero' been a good thing?

It may have been a wonderful symbol of reconcilation from the Arab world that might signal a much-needed end of the so-called "Islamist" jihad against America and our endless war on terrorism too . . .

Might not have Iran's President Ahmadinejad's laying a memorial wreath at 'ground zero' been a good thing?
On what grounds is he even allowed into any Western Democratic country? He's a vile puppet of Islams clerical extremists evolved from the Ayatollah fanatic who infiltrated Iran under equally fabricated lies (fermented and put in place for years - by his underground henchmen) to bring an end to the alleged tyranny under the Shah!





A civilized country that gave untold wealth to the world i.e. its history, culture and many other diverse ways the free world so admired and respected.





And look at Iran today - the clock retarded centuries and now no more then a barren wilderness devoid of all life, gaiety, laughter, human achievement and endeavor!





Only clerical, military and extremist councils entrenched in despicable criteria of past dark satanic age's. Forever waging their cult of war and creating such turmoil that will ultimately lead to conflicts this world has never seen or can imagine!





Where do they come from? From which crazed lunatic asylums do they graduate from?





We, who are forced to watch, as civilization slowly crumbles while Western world politicians bow down, bow down and render only appeasement - to the vile world wide indoctrination of Islams clerical extremist fanatics.
Reply:Because that jerks country is already supplying weapons to the insurgents in Iraq that are killing American soldiers. If the U.N. was not on U.S. soil he would not even be welcome here at all.
Reply:Considering Ahmadinejad, however, this is highly unlikely. He is a great proponent of anti-American jihad; most likely he would honor the killers, even though they were Sunnis.
Reply:Yeah, that makes everything all better.
Reply:Perhaps Ahmadinejad supports terrorism. Perhaps he even supplies weapons to terrorist fighters in Iraq. However Saudi Arabia supports them financially and we like them. Admittedly the Saudi support is second hand giving the money to radical extremists in their own country who pass it on to terrorists. I suppose by that logic you could even say the USA supports terrorism by giving them our money for oil.


Point is it was not necessary to insult the Iranian leader Ahmadinejad by refusing to let him show remorse for the loss of life in 9/11 even if you think his reaction might be crocodile tears.
Reply:No ; and most of us don't think he should be here at all .
Reply:I am sure he would use this as a photo opt and - in his dialect - take the opportunity to thank Allah for allowing this to happen. He doesn't belong anywhere near ground zero.
Reply:Yes it could have; he would have been in the open with lots of tall buildings in the area so a sharp shooter could have easily taken him out. Why the heck do you think it was the police stating they could not adequately protect him that stopped the whole thing? Talk about pouring gasoline on an inferno!
Reply:I'm starting to get the feeling that his statements that Iran and the US are not headed for war are false. I read this on the Yahoo news. If I knew how to highlight and bring the article to here I would but I don't know how to do it. He's getting scary. Every nice thing he does seems like he's covering something evil coming. And I thought he had really changed.