We owe this man nor his country nothing. Not even the courtesy of pretending to honor the dead with a wreath. He should be grateful that he is not arrested for kidnapping of American citizens.

I think the only reason he's allowed to enter the country is to attend the UN.

Don't get me wrong...I don't agree with him, or like him. But, as a citizen of a country in which even those with whom we disagree are afforded the right to assembly in public places, I disagree with denying him the visit based upon what he might do. As the representative of his country, I feel that his laying the wreath in honor of those of his citizens who were killed, or family members of citizens of his country, should be allowed.

 

 

He's not an American though....

Don't get me wrong...I don't agree with him, or like him. But, as a citizen of a country in which even those with whom we disagree are afforded the right to assembly in public places, I disagree with denying him the visit based upon what he might do. As the representative of his country, I feel that his laying the wreath in honor of those of his citizens who were killed, or family members of citizens of his country, should be allowed.

 

You want a guy who is known to be linked to terrorist to have any access to a site destroyed by terrorist? Also, a guy who the US military said they know for sure is arming Al-Queda till kill our soldiers? A guy who has said publically "Israel should be wiped off the map?" A guy who is trying to build nuclear weapons including Atomic bombs to visit a site where the loss of life was predominately Americans? Any Iranians who died there he probably strongly apposed for even being in America. He shouldn't even be allowed in the country.

You want a guy who is known to be linked to terrorist to have any access to a site destroyed by terrorist? Also, a guy who the US military said they know for sure is arming Al-Queda till kill our soldiers? A guy who has said publically "Israel should be wiped off the map?" A guy who is trying to build nuclear weapons including Atomic bombs to visit a site where the loss of life was predominately Americans? Any Iranians who died there he probably strongly apposed for even being in America. He shouldn't even be allowed in the country.

 

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Honestly I think if he went there may be trouble, rioting, possibly an attempt on his life. Educated people don't care much for this man, ha especially if you're Jewish.

The UN should be in France or Canada.

 

He should not even be allowed to be in the US.

 

This man said the Holocaust did not happen, and if his country is attacked BY ANYONE his first action would be to try to wipe Israel of the face of the earth....

 

 

I am appalled that some of you think he has a right to anything in the US.

I want RM to know I am not trying to call her out. But in today's day and age unfortunately with the Middle East a lot of us have mixed views. This guy is not a good guy. And I am sure she knows that.

KABUL, Afghanistan - A top American commander on Friday accused Iran of supplying powerful roadside bombs to militants in Afghanistan and said the U.S. would "act decisively" if the cross-border flow continues. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070921/ap_on_re_as/afghanistan

 

Maybe while he's here we should slap him around a little.

I think the only reason he's allowed to enter the country is to attend the UN.

And thats it. Airport to the UN and then back to the airport. No other stops! This guy is terrorist and a threat to our national security. He needs to be dealt with fast.

KABUL, Afghanistan - A top American commander on Friday accused Iran of supplying powerful roadside bombs to militants in Afghanistan and said the U.S. would "act decisively" if the cross-border flow continues. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070921/ap_on_re_as/afghanistan

 

Maybe while he's here we should slap him around a little.

He should be arrested as soon as he steps off the plane.

He should be arrested as soon as he steps off the plane.

 

I actually thought about that, what if he was and Russia was involved in his arrest as well. Then Bush and Putin said we're no longer going to be needing the radar's in Poland lol. It would never happen but would be kinda cool if it did.

If we had the man power and weren't concerned about the price of oil going up to 15 dollars a gallon we would be in Iran already. They are clearly helping the terrorist out. However, if Iraq has taught us anything it's that our military is too small for massive offensive attacks.

I don't think our problem is as much an issue of the size of our military as it is the will of the American people to do what needs to be done.

Perhaps a group of students who are armed could enter his guest facilities and take him hostage. Don't hurt or kill him but hold him hostage for say, 444 days.

 

What say you?