TO IRANS TERRRORIST REGIME AND STATE AND THOSE IRANNIAN AMERICAN SUPPORTING THE ISLAMIC OF IRAN DO NOT MESS WITH AMERICA AND ISRAEL.
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Submitted by TIRDAD GHARIB (Switzerland), May 29, 2008 at 17:06

Good evening to all.

anyone who is going back and forth to iran and doing buisness with the terrorist regime of the mollahs buying houses supporting the economy of irans regime, hundreds of thousands of iranian american and iranian europeans are doing buisness with iran trough their famillies in iran buying houses in their name, so the us immigration can not find out placing money in iran with 35 percent interest, so their famillies can support the regime, and spying etc- watch yourselves because you can run but you can not hide.

iranians choose between america or iran, i loved my late majesty Shahanshah Aryamehr and will always love my beloved majesty, and iranian americans do not think to go with your american passport to europe or dubai,then switching passport with your republic islamic of iran passport, then when coming back, to america staying in dubai or europe and writing on your paper that is given to you in the airplane that your destination was europe, your destination that you went is iran and not europe. a lot of iranian americans do that, so be aware, and watch it.

what have you done for our american heroes, our us troops in iraq and afghanistan , a lot of you nothing. shame on you to pay your ticket to go to your country of orrigin a terrorist state having fun and god knows what else? and never even supporting one penny to our us troops .shame on you. america and the world knows how much i love and support my us troops in every way. long live america ,

a proud american zionist..

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