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Ahmadinejad wins MPs backing on 9/11
2010-09-27
[Iran Press TV] Nearly 200 Iranian politicians have expressed support for President Mahmoud Short Round Ahmadinejad's remarks at the UN General Assembly last week.

In a statement released on Sunday, 195 politicians said Ahmadinejad's remarks brought joy to the Mohammedan and freedom-seeking nations of the world.

On Thursday, Ahmadinejad proposed that an independent UN committee investigate the 9/11 attacks on New York and Washington over what he called "suspicious" circumstances surrounding the attacks.

Two Iranian politicians shared their views on the controversial call with Press TV.

"President Ahmadinejad's revolutionary standings are naturally not pleasant for countries like the United States and Britain, and therefore they are worried," head of the Majlis National Security and Foreign Policy Commission Alaeddin Boroujerdi said Sunday.

"Ahmadinejad referred to an issue which has been a big question mark in the minds of Americans. Naturally the United States is not happy about Ahmadinejad's speech, because there are many ambiguities surrounding the 9/11 incident, especially over its connection with the Zionist Regime [of Israel]."

Lawmaker Hassan Ghafourifard said Ahmadinejad "was criticizing the position of the United States about what happened on September 11, because so many people were killed in that incident. Then America felt justified to attack Iraq and Afghanistan."

"No body cares about the kind of killing that is going on in Afghanistan. And President Ahmadinejad said we have to do a researched probe to find out what was really behind that attack," he added.
Posted by:Fred

#1  Hey! I didn't get a harrrumph from that guy!
Posted by: tu3031   2010-09-27 20:46  

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