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Titolo: Clamoroso: Dopo la Finlandia nuova guerra commerciale italia-Iran..............

 
            Iran official cancels Rome visit over "rigged election" charges 
Wed. 29 Jun 2005
            Iran Focus
            Rome, Jun. 29 - Iran reacted sharply to Italian government's 
criticism of the recent presidential elections and cancelled a visit to Rome 
by the speaker of the clerical regime's parliament.
            The decision came after Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi 
indicated that he would not receive Majlis Speaker Gholam-Ali Haddad Adel. 
Adel's daughter is married to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's son, Mojtaba, 
who has played a key role, according to informed sources in Tehran, in 
organising Iran's security forces to manipulate the elections and give the 
presidency to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
            The Tehran-based daily Sharq reported today that Adel cancelled 
his visit to Italy and Belgium. Adel's office later said in a statement 
Wednesday that the visit to Belgium would go ahead.
            "The visit was called off at the eleventh hour, after Berlusconi 
refused to receive Adel", the paper reported today. "Italy is among those 
European countries that have reacted negatively to the presidential 
elections in Iran".
            In a veiled threat of economic reprisals, Iran's Foreign 
Ministry spokesman Hamid-Reza Asefi called on Italian officials to think 
about their national interest, according to the official Iranian news 
agency, IRNA.
            Iran's state-run media have given prominence to remarks by 
French and German government leaders, quoting them as saying that the recent 
election was "democratic and reflected people's wish".
            The European Union has called on Iran to investigate "the 
irregularities in the election in a speedy and transparent manner".
            Italy's European Commissioner, Franco Frattini, said in an 
interview with the daily La Repubblica, "the European Union could go as far 
as breaking off ties with Iran, if the new president gives negative answers". 
He characterised Ahmadinejad's position on the nuclear issue as "a hard-line 
stance".
            The Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman was reacting to sharp 
criticism of Iran's new president by an Italian minister, who said 
"Ahmadinejad is an evil man and hails from an evil regime".
            Asefi warned Italy that "repeating the claims of U.S. officials 
will not serve interests of Italy".
 
http://www.iranfocus.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2681

             
http://www.iranfocus.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=2681
Se effettivamente sono stati questi i toni della discussione tra il
nostro ministro e gli iraniani, mi dite chi fa la figura del talebano,
noi o loro?
-- 
"Che abbia voce o no, il popolo puo' essere sempre portato al volere dei
capi. È facile. Tutto quello che dovete fare e' dir loro che sono attaccati,
e denunciare i pacifisti per mancanza di patriottismo e in quanto espongono
il paese al pericolo. Funziona allo stesso modo in tutti i paesi."
(Hermann Goering) <<< Sig. heil!

 election was "democratic and reflected people's wish".
Quello che molti Italiani sembrano non capire è che il comportamento cafone,
insultante, criminale di Berlusconi e dei suoi immondi ministri NUOCE
GRAVEMENTE ALLA ALUTE dell'Italia e alle sue esportazioni.
Il MADE IN ITALY era sinonimo di BUONGUSTO. Ora con questa genìa di cafoni
delinquenti stiamo diventando sinonimo di merdosa plebe ignorante e cretina.
Una delle cause del crollo delle nostrre esportazioni è questa. Insultare i
tedeschi, i parlamentari di tutta europa, il premier finlndese e ora il
governo iraniano chiude quei Paesi alla nostra esportazione. Solo dei
megalomani imbecilli come Berlusconni possono continuare a fare questo. E i
cretini a votarlo.
aloha
e.
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