Hojatieh sense of humor appears to be somewhat 'lacking'
Green Energy

Hojatieh sense of humor appears to be somewhat 'lacking'


By Ali Akbar Dareini
ASSOCIATED PRESS
May 24, 2006
bigjoke.jpg

TEHRAN -- Iran closed a newspaper and detained its chief editor and cartoonist yesterday for publishing a cartoon that sparked riots by ethnic Azeris, the first such move since President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad came to power last year.
The sharp response was a sign of the hard-line government's concern over any internal divisions amid its confrontation with the United States -- and suggested there were worries the United States may try to stir up trouble among Iran's ethnic minorities.
The indefinite closure of Iran, the state-run Farsi language newspaper, came after it published a cartoon of a cockroach speaking Azeri, the language of the country's largest ethnic minority.
Iranian officials quickly apologized for the slur and stressed the nation's unity in the standoff with the United States, which accuses Iran of seeking to develop nuclear weapons.
"It is clear that the evil hands of foreigners are making efforts to provoke tribal, ethnic and religious differences under the present circumstances," State Public Prosecutor Ghorban Ali Dorri Najafabadi told state press outlets.
"Our nation is vigilant and hates the United States," he said.

Oh good, I was worried you might start liking us after the twerp's letter.

Continue reading "Hojatieh sense of humor appears to be somewhat 'lacking'" »





-
Newsmax: Ahmadinejad Calls for US Leaders to Be 'Buried' Sunday, 03 Oct 2010 TEHRAN, Iran – Iran's president Sunday called for U.S. leaders to be "buried" in response to what he says are American threats of military attack against Tehran's...

- Eye For An Eye, Hand For A Hand
Don't you forget it, Mahmoooood Fars News h/t Gateway Pundit: President Warns Enemies about Iran's Crushing Response TEHRAN (FNA)- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said that any enemy aggression against the country will be reciprocated by...

- Senator Cornyn (r-tx) Seeks To Have Ahmadinejad Banned From Us
April 29, 2010 4:15 PM ET Senator Seeks to Ban Iranian President From U.S. With diplomats in New York saying that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad could attend next week’s United Nations conference on a nuclear weapons treaty, Sen. John Cornyn,...

- Arrested In Iran For The Crime Of Breathing While Azeri
CLICK ME, MY NAME IS VEDUD ASADI Traditional Azeri Wedding Leads To Groom's Arrest In Iran BAKU -- Vedud Asadi is well-known for his work promoting the cultural and language rights of Iran's Azeri minority, so it's little surprise that he...

- Ahmadinejad Announces "we Are A Nuclear Country" - Could Have Bomb In 16 Days
Look where our diplomacy has gotten us. From Associated Press: TEHRAN, Iran - Iran's hard-line President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad vowed Thursday that Iran won't back away from uranium enrichment and said the world must treat Iran as a nuclear power....



Green Energy








.