This blog was posted by Canadian, Teri Salvador as "politicol" on January 23, 2009 on blogger before she moved to PoliticolNews.com and became Peter Neisman. It was copied "As Is", all mispellings and grammar are hers, as are the conspiracy theories.
The reaction to President Obama’s Inaugural speech of extending a hand to a fist is welcomed by Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. The conditions for the acceptance of President Obama’s policy is however met with conditions of withdrawing all US troops from the middle east and an apology for crimes in the past against Tehran.
The clenched fist of Iran is not readily willing to accept a new approach from the George Bush axis of evil theory and the insistance that Iranian nuclear production.
Ahmadinejad further states that any type of change in tactics will be exposed to be simply a change in government -but not in military policy.
President Ahmadinejad also warns Iran’s supreme Leader the Ayatollah Ali Khamenei who is Iran’s highest leader that even the new U.S. government -could not be trusted. Also Ahmadinejad warns that there will be increased pressure from the United Nations to cease the nuclear work by Iran. Iran contends that the nuclear power generation is not geared towards nuclear bombs and he condemned George Bush to “go to hell”.
Iran’s opposition politician Mr. Ebrahim Yazdi said he said better ties with the US is in the better interest and the economy of Iran and a ripe climate for increased and direct negotiations with the United States.
Although President Barack Obama’s new vision for peace in the middle east and most view the end of George Bush’s government, Obama has much to do to restore relations with the world in particular the typical countries who wish to enter the nuclear industry such as North Korea and Iran.
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