Thursday, December 21, 2006

Hey, Ahmadinejad, the people are speaking! Are you deaf?

Elections in Iran resulted in moderate conservatives, who are opposed to Ahmadinejad, winning a majority of seats in the Iranian parliament. Reformists, also not in alliance with Ahmadinejad, won more seats than those of Ahmadinejad's party as well.

Ahmadinejad's response was to cry out that Iran would not be intimidated by the demands to dismantle its nuclear program, and of course he tore into Bush, saying, "Bush is the most hated person in the world."

The West believes that Iran is attempting to develop nuclear weapons, but Ahmadinejad has denied the allegations, claiming that the nuclear development plans are for only generating electricity.

As Ahmadinejad escalates tensions with the United States and enriches uranium, his debate that cast doubt on the Nazi Holocaust has made him look foolish. Perhaps the recent vote is the people asking him to put more energy on domestic issues.

Aside from the votes regarding the parliament, election results also showed a heavy defeat for Ahmadinejad supporters.

Elsewhere in the region, Christian leaders issued a worldwide call for prayer regarding "Arafat Day." Arafat day is a day when leaders of Islam ascend to Mount Arafat for a day of prayer and blood sacrifice, and throwing rocks at Satan.

The day is in support of the belief that the Devil tempted Father Abraham on Mount Arafat to sacrifice Isaac instead of Ishmael. They believe that the way the story is relayed in Genesis is a lie, and it is the root of deception for Judaism and Christianity.

Arab Christian Ministers in the Middle East are praying against the stronghold of Islam on this day, hoping for Christians everywhere to unite in prayer on December 29th and 30th.

The elections in Iran, and this story about Arab Christian Ministers, makes me think. Is Islam collapsing from within? Have the people decided that they've had enough of the Jihadists?

Let's hope so.

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous1:43 AM

    Arab Christian Ministers in the Middle East are praying against the stronghold of Islam on this day, hoping for Christians everywhere to unite in prayer on December 29th and 30th.

    The elections in Iran, and this story about Arab Christian Ministers, makes me think. Is Islam collapsing from within? Have the people decided that they've had enough of the Jihadists?

    Let's hope so.
    I Concur Doug.

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  2. Anonymous11:26 AM

    The truth is, it's the fastest growing religion on the planet.

    Just one more reason why I'm not a fan of religion of any stripe.

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  3. Anonymous12:23 PM

    mudkitty,

    The truth is that is the very reason that you have no understanding of our Country either.

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  4. Anonymous6:36 AM

    Rider,

    The truth is the very reason you have no understanding of our country either. Or our constitution.

    What has that got to do with the fact that Islam is the fastest growing religion on the planet?

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  5. Anonymous11:55 AM

    mudkitty

    Anyone who says that Christianity has not a part in this Country has absolutely no understanding of our Country. Our Country was founded on the Judeao Christian Religion.

    The Islam religion of the Terrorist is not the same as it is to the moderate muslims, the Terrorist have turned and twisted the islam Religion to mean just the opposite. The Islam religion mudkitty is not the fastest growing religion either.

    You can say anything though that you want, just because you say one thing doesn't make it so. You will never be able to convince me of that.

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  6. Anonymous11:23 AM

    Xianity is part of our country. But it's not the foundation of our country. Freedom of religion is the foundation of our country.

    Terrorists come in all religions, as we Irish/Hungarian Americans know.

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