Israelis Walk Out on Ahmadinejad, US Does Not: Should the U.S. Have Walked Out Too?
Heisenberg
2012/09/25 19:00:00
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GATEWAY PUNDIT reports:
Israeli envoy to the United Nations walked out of Ahmadinejad’s address to UN General Assembly this morning. Ron Prosor, top legal aide, left the hall without hearing Iranian leader’s address. The US officials stayed put. They wouldn’t walk out even after Ahmadinejad denied Israel’s existence.
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mishka1220 2012/09/25 20:23:38No+23We made the right decision staying put. Preaching freedom of speech and walking out on the speech of a foreign leader because we don't like what he has to say would not only make us a group of hypocrites but also would be a poor move on the diplomatic front. We are a major world power and today we proved that we have the character and class of one. Just because Israel decided to have a tantrum an walk out doesn't mean that we should have followed suit.





















The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a number of resolutions saying that the strategic relationship with the United States encourages Israel to pursue aggressive and expansionist policies and practices.
The 9th Emergency Session of the General Assembly was convened at the request of the Security Council when the United States blocked efforts to adopt sanctions against Israel.
Now when Syria fail to comply with UN resolutions and Russia and or China use their veto, America cries foul, but try getting a resolution passed about Israel and they whip out their veto faster than a rat up a drainpipe!
lets the other side of the continent take care themselves. Who rules America? We do. Don't let them to mislead you.
the little focker .
doorstep are we ... Israel should just kill the lot of em while
they can , because one day their going to be right ontop of your front step.
Black man moves into a white neighborhood in the South in the 1950's. All his neighbors "have a problem with him". Good reason to examine him more? If all his neighbors have a problem with him then HE must be the creating it, right?
BTW: I noticed you claim to be gay. I assume you have no problem with how gays are treated in the Arab world. Want to take a guess what Middle Eastern country is the only one to have open Gay Pride parades and laws protecting gays?
We have no right to let a state exist or not. Do we have a right to "let" Germany or Portugal exist???
Israel, like Iraq and Jordan was created by the UN. WE do not dictate to the world.
Please take the time and answer the questions I posed in the preceding post. I would like to hear your opinion.
If a good friend asks me to back them up then I do so.
In the past we have walked out on warmongering nut jobs when they spoke at the UN as have many others. It is a sign that we're not going to sit there and listen to them spout their hate. Ahmadinejad was just as nasty to the US as he was towards Israel. Sitting there and listening to his rant did not help anyone except Ahmadinejad.
If you want to know why we're threatening them all you have to know is the motive. In short, the US dollar is the world's primary reserve currency. It has this status mostly because ALL oil sales are conducted in US dollars. Iran opened the Iranian Oil Bourse back in 2007 and refuse to take US dollars for their oil, which is absolutely their right. With the Fed printing new money like it's going out of style, it is literally GOING OUT OF STYLE. They are devaluing the dollar every single day, and many of these countries that are holding huge reserves of USD's to buy their oil are waking up to the fact that the Fed's actions are killing the purchasing power of those reserves. Eventually they will dump them but they would need an alternative currency to hold for their oil sales. Enter Iran. So if Iran's practice catches on, it will cause a chain reaction that could destroy the US dollar and consequently the US economy. THAT is why we're threatening Iran.
Regarding Iran, they lack the means to either drop a bomb on or launch a missile toward the United States of America.
Iran could launch a nuclear attack against Israel. Israel is also a nuclear power.
Once again, the U.S. should not allow itself to become entangled in a conflict between Iran and Israel. Their dispute is no concern of ours.