July 8, 2005

Iran's New President Was a Hostage-Taker

Regime Change Iran says Iran's president-elect, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad indeed was one of the hostage-takers at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran in 1979 - and the evidence comes from from Ahmadinejad's own website.

The Northeast Intelligence Network called upon its Farsi-language resources to help determine the answer to this question. Sure enough, the answer is readily found on the official website of Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, written entirely in Farsi, and complete with images. The website includes various documents from Ahmadinegad's campaign where he claims "I Can Control the Americans - I Have Experience Doing It". In one particularly disturbing document, he claims that if elected, he will "bring the death that the Shi'ite are experiencing in Iraq to the streets of America with the volunteer martyr brigades that are ready to act."

Ahmadinegad claims that under his leadership "America will not stop Iran from its uranium programs. Iran has a right to defend itself against the Zionist sons of pigs and apes." He says that he "knows how to control the US and will do so when the time is right."

The website in fact boasts of his involvement in the Embassy takeover, even posting photographs of Ahmadinejad and his fellow students. The website claims that this photograph was taken inside the US Embassy in Tehran in 1980.

Iran's income president is a terrorist - who will soon have nuclear bombs.