SAUDI ARABIA AND THE MOSQUES IRAN AND THEIR BIGGEST THREAT TO AMERICA.AND THE WORLD
Reader comment on item: Canberra Leads the Way, Vetoes Saudi Funds for Mosque

Submitted by TIRDAD GHARIB (Switzerland), Nov 27, 2007 at 05:05

Dear friends a warm hello to you enough is enough america and europe should stop letting saudi arabia build mosques it is their way to invade their infested islamo facist inside internally. in america, europe and israel, pm john howard and alexander downer are totally right to not let saudis build mosques.

now concernning ahmadinejad, the faccist hitler of iran, and the mollahs, they are waiting for president bush's term to end and by that time they will be closer and closer to have few atomic bombs the egyptian so do speak middle man al bar.....is a total joke, and iran would love to see hussein obama or hillary in the whitehouse, so they can do business. and few years from now iran will have enough a bomb to be another super power.

my fellow americans my fellow friends it does not take a genius to go inside a mind of a terrorist like ahmadinejad and alqaida etc., plus they are saying it loud and clear, think wisely my fellow friends.

believe me, the biggest mistake in this world is to show weakness infront of an enemy ,and that is what the islamic faccist terrorists want, bless all of you friends. vote republican . and fear is mans worst enemy.

, i will leave this world knowing that i have acheived so many objectives to protect america israel europe and the poor persian girls in iran who are being stoned, raped, sold. students in iran raise up like pakistanis , get your voice across, we will prevail my fellow friends, www.pahlaviforkingdom.com

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