What do you think about Mohamad Khatami in comparisson with Mahmood Ahmadinejad?
Q. Mohamad Khatami is iranian former president and Ahmadinejad is current president, I seek american's opinion.
Asked by alireza a - Sat Oct 13 04:54:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope Khatami wins. He and Rafsanjani were far better representatives of the Iranian people than the populist demagogue Ahmadinejad who plays into the hands of US warmongers. Khatami has a good record in dealing with the US and a good record as president of Iran. Both the US and Iran need reasonable, moderate leaders to diffuse tensions in the middle east, and to reestablish diplomatic relations and trade. And, this really is what the US people want. "Dead Markist" is not typical of most Americans. If the US could make peace with the USSR despite the thousands of missiles each country had aimed at each other, it can make peace with Iran, a relatively small country that enriches uranium to only 5%. If the US could make peace with a… [cont.]
Answered by Westhill - Sat Oct 13 06:42:48 2007
Q. Mohamad Khatami is iranian former president and Ahmadinejad is current president, I seek american's opinion.
Asked by alireza a - Sat Oct 13 04:54:22 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I hope Khatami wins. He and Rafsanjani were far better representatives of the Iranian people than the populist demagogue Ahmadinejad who plays into the hands of US warmongers. Khatami has a good record in dealing with the US and a good record as president of Iran. Both the US and Iran need reasonable, moderate leaders to diffuse tensions in the middle east, and to reestablish diplomatic relations and trade. And, this really is what the US people want. "Dead Markist" is not typical of most Americans. If the US could make peace with the USSR despite the thousands of missiles each country had aimed at each other, it can make peace with Iran, a relatively small country that enriches uranium to only 5%. If the US could make peace with a… [cont.]
Answered by Westhill - Sat Oct 13 06:42:48 2007
Would the election of Khatami to the presidency of Iran?
Q. create a better relationship between Iran and the West, or would he be tied down by the more conservative forces (eg Supreme Leader, ruling mullahs)
Asked by Dark Bard of FIFA - Mon Feb 9 16:01:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No one has the courage to defy the supreme leader and ruling mullahs.
Answered by Mueller - Mon Feb 9 16:30:25 2009
Q. create a better relationship between Iran and the West, or would he be tied down by the more conservative forces (eg Supreme Leader, ruling mullahs)
Asked by Dark Bard of FIFA - Mon Feb 9 16:01:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No one has the courage to defy the supreme leader and ruling mullahs.
Answered by Mueller - Mon Feb 9 16:30:25 2009
Is Mitt Romney right to deny security for Mohammed Khatami?
Q. And can he be held liable if he's taken out?
Asked by opitmdotcom - Sat Sep 9 09:24:06 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The guy's here to trash America. Let him fend for himself.
Answered by TiM - Sat Sep 9 09:26:02 2006
Q. And can he be held liable if he's taken out?
Asked by opitmdotcom - Sat Sep 9 09:24:06 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The guy's here to trash America. Let him fend for himself.
Answered by TiM - Sat Sep 9 09:26:02 2006
what do you think about mr khatami last president of iran?
Q. could you tell me about his differences with new president "mahmood ahmadinejad"?
Asked by yasget - Sat Dec 24 11:20:38 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A great man, the defender of peace and talk between nations and cultures. Did multi dimensional works in Iran. First and most important the economic, second the foreign relations,and many other important things. The question is why did people vote Ahmadi Nejad to office after Khatami. The answer is that the people of Iran want to have money in their hands, it doesn't matter for them if the economy of the entire country doesn't improve. Ahmadi Nejad came over and gave the people all the money that Khatami had collected in the Government's treasury. The money that was reserved for the case of an emergency and the improvement of economical projects. People didn't know that because Iranian broadcasting only supports Ahmadinejad and people in… [cont.]
Answered by sadra - Sun Jan 1 17:06:01 2006
Q. could you tell me about his differences with new president "mahmood ahmadinejad"?
Asked by yasget - Sat Dec 24 11:20:38 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A great man, the defender of peace and talk between nations and cultures. Did multi dimensional works in Iran. First and most important the economic, second the foreign relations,and many other important things. The question is why did people vote Ahmadi Nejad to office after Khatami. The answer is that the people of Iran want to have money in their hands, it doesn't matter for them if the economy of the entire country doesn't improve. Ahmadi Nejad came over and gave the people all the money that Khatami had collected in the Government's treasury. The money that was reserved for the case of an emergency and the improvement of economical projects. People didn't know that because Iranian broadcasting only supports Ahmadinejad and people in… [cont.]
Answered by sadra - Sun Jan 1 17:06:01 2006
When the president of Iran, Mohammad Khatami, says he is against Zionism, what does he mean?
Q. Zionism has several definitions.
Asked by atwonsan - Tue Apr 4 07:36:39 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mohammad Khatami isn't the president of Iran anymore, Ahmadinejad is.
Answered by Alfie - Tue Apr 4 11:47:01 2006
Q. Zionism has several definitions.
Asked by atwonsan - Tue Apr 4 07:36:39 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mohammad Khatami isn't the president of Iran anymore, Ahmadinejad is.
Answered by Alfie - Tue Apr 4 11:47:01 2006
Is change coming to Iran with Khatami?
Q. Is this the end of the road for the Psycho path Ahmadanajad? Answer the question you morons. Its a question in pure English and simple even a third graders would understand it!!
Asked by Roaming - Sun Feb 22 01:55:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Israel will not allow Iran to produce or procure Nuclear Weapons. If they perceive a threat, they will preemptive strike the facility(s). Syria got hit and so will Iran.
Answered by Old Guy - Sun Feb 22 02:10:21 2009
Q. Is this the end of the road for the Psycho path Ahmadanajad? Answer the question you morons. Its a question in pure English and simple even a third graders would understand it!!
Asked by Roaming - Sun Feb 22 01:55:52 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Israel will not allow Iran to produce or procure Nuclear Weapons. If they perceive a threat, they will preemptive strike the facility(s). Syria got hit and so will Iran.
Answered by Old Guy - Sun Feb 22 02:10:21 2009
Do you see a difference b/w the time Khatami was Iran's president & the past 4 years that A-Jad?
Q. If you see a difference then go vote for Mousavi on Friday.:-) had the lead @Morteza: Exactly! last time a lot of people did not vote & that is how A-jad got his way:( No the West prefers A-Jad who provides better excuses...& no Iran will not kiss israel's *** like some other countries
Asked by Persianbabydoll - Tue Jun 9 10:16:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes there are differences which force someone like me who has not participated in many elections before, to vote against it.
Answered by Morteza - Tue Jun 9 11:33:59 2009
Q. If you see a difference then go vote for Mousavi on Friday.:-) had the lead @Morteza: Exactly! last time a lot of people did not vote & that is how A-jad got his way:( No the West prefers A-Jad who provides better excuses...& no Iran will not kiss israel's *** like some other countries
Asked by Persianbabydoll - Tue Jun 9 10:16:07 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. yes there are differences which force someone like me who has not participated in many elections before, to vote against it.
Answered by Morteza - Tue Jun 9 11:33:59 2009
Is anybody else happy that Mohammad Khatami will once again attempt to run for President of Iran?
Q. From 1997 to 2005 he led the only liberal government in Iran since 1979. Another very interesting figure in Iranian politics is Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri. Here's a toast to them both... there are some progressives left in Iran yet.
Asked by Esc | This is Islam - Mon Feb 9 08:56:12 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only time I would be happy would be if Iran chose a leader that agrees to scrap it's nuclear program.
Answered by Unknown - Mon Feb 9 23:15:33 2009
Q. From 1997 to 2005 he led the only liberal government in Iran since 1979. Another very interesting figure in Iranian politics is Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri. Here's a toast to them both... there are some progressives left in Iran yet.
Asked by Esc | This is Islam - Mon Feb 9 08:56:12 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only time I would be happy would be if Iran chose a leader that agrees to scrap it's nuclear program.
Answered by Unknown - Mon Feb 9 23:15:33 2009
How do you think the Iranian presidential election will affect the relations between the US and Iran?
Q. Former president Mohammad Khatami has announced his nomination for president again, and will run against current president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. While Khatami was president, he pushed for easing the tension between Iran and the West. While Ahmadinejad was president, he increased tensions and isolated Iran from the rest of the world. Will the outcome of this election be a sign of Iran wanting to rejoin the world stage?
Asked by easilydissolved - Mon Feb 9 01:25:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two stupid ones, two wise ones: Bush + Obama vs. Ahmadinejad + Khatami. so far the stupid ones have had more effects: US-Stupid, Bush supported reformists in Iran, specially the Iranian-Wise one, Khatami. As a result Khatami became excommunicated by the Supreme Leader, and it made things worse between USA and Iran. Here, Iranian-Stupid, Ahmadinejad supported US-Wise, Obama; months ago, Ahmadinejad wrote a letter to him and expressed his brilliant thoughts there. As a result, Obama took a step back and denied what he had said about Iran. He lost some of his votes. Again this made things worse. The only solution --if there is any- is to have both wise ones together. It is hoped that Obama and Khatami can make the relationship better. … [cont.]
Answered by Morteza - Mon Feb 9 17:20:42 2009
Q. Former president Mohammad Khatami has announced his nomination for president again, and will run against current president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. While Khatami was president, he pushed for easing the tension between Iran and the West. While Ahmadinejad was president, he increased tensions and isolated Iran from the rest of the world. Will the outcome of this election be a sign of Iran wanting to rejoin the world stage?
Asked by easilydissolved - Mon Feb 9 01:25:00 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Two stupid ones, two wise ones: Bush + Obama vs. Ahmadinejad + Khatami. so far the stupid ones have had more effects: US-Stupid, Bush supported reformists in Iran, specially the Iranian-Wise one, Khatami. As a result Khatami became excommunicated by the Supreme Leader, and it made things worse between USA and Iran. Here, Iranian-Stupid, Ahmadinejad supported US-Wise, Obama; months ago, Ahmadinejad wrote a letter to him and expressed his brilliant thoughts there. As a result, Obama took a step back and denied what he had said about Iran. He lost some of his votes. Again this made things worse. The only solution --if there is any- is to have both wise ones together. It is hoped that Obama and Khatami can make the relationship better. … [cont.]
Answered by Morteza - Mon Feb 9 17:20:42 2009
Khatami said,'American politician fuel Terrorisem!'?
Q. Khatami said,'American politician fuel Terrorisem!'?
Asked by Max - Sun Sep 3 13:08:31 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He's right.
Answered by reigning queen - Sun Sep 3 13:16:26 2006
Q. Khatami said,'American politician fuel Terrorisem!'?
Asked by Max - Sun Sep 3 13:08:31 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He's right.
Answered by reigning queen - Sun Sep 3 13:16:26 2006
What can the US do to mediate the ME conflict?
Q. * Palestine is now in the middle of a civil war, with the Fatahs and Hamas trying to gain control of the country. Meanwhile guerilla violence is still being exchanged on the Gaza Strip between Palestians and Israelians * The US is now arming Sunni insurgents to battle Al Quaeda, a Sunni insurgent network. Will arming the enemy of our enemy help us in the long turn or will they turn their guns elsewhere after wiping out Al Quaeda? * Syria is supporting Palestian rejectionary groups and could possibly be still funding Hezbollah, Hamas and other anti-Israelian terrorist networks. US relations with Syria have not improved since the diplmotic fallout wiht Bush and the subsequent criticism of Pelosi's un-related responsibilities to normalize… [cont.]
Asked by ibid - Wed Jun 13 13:08:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Condi can keep her mouth shut. Actually, the Muslim terrorists in Gaza seem very effective at eliminating one another. On the average, in the last several days Arabs have murdered 30 other Arabs per day in Gaza. Their newest tactic is to tie up a fellow Muslim and throw him off a skyscraper. Perhaps they are doing the work for the West. The whole "Palestinian People" is made up, just to try to eliminate Israel. The Land of Israel is the biblical home of the Jewish People, and the Jewish People have maintained a presence there continuously. If you were naive enough to believe what you hear on the news and media, you would think there is an entity called a "Palestinian people," who lived in a "country/state/area" called Palestine… [cont.]
Answered by Ivri_Anokhi - Thu Jun 14 15:16:49 2007
Q. * Palestine is now in the middle of a civil war, with the Fatahs and Hamas trying to gain control of the country. Meanwhile guerilla violence is still being exchanged on the Gaza Strip between Palestians and Israelians * The US is now arming Sunni insurgents to battle Al Quaeda, a Sunni insurgent network. Will arming the enemy of our enemy help us in the long turn or will they turn their guns elsewhere after wiping out Al Quaeda? * Syria is supporting Palestian rejectionary groups and could possibly be still funding Hezbollah, Hamas and other anti-Israelian terrorist networks. US relations with Syria have not improved since the diplmotic fallout wiht Bush and the subsequent criticism of Pelosi's un-related responsibilities to normalize… [cont.]
Asked by ibid - Wed Jun 13 13:08:22 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Condi can keep her mouth shut. Actually, the Muslim terrorists in Gaza seem very effective at eliminating one another. On the average, in the last several days Arabs have murdered 30 other Arabs per day in Gaza. Their newest tactic is to tie up a fellow Muslim and throw him off a skyscraper. Perhaps they are doing the work for the West. The whole "Palestinian People" is made up, just to try to eliminate Israel. The Land of Israel is the biblical home of the Jewish People, and the Jewish People have maintained a presence there continuously. If you were naive enough to believe what you hear on the news and media, you would think there is an entity called a "Palestinian people," who lived in a "country/state/area" called Palestine… [cont.]
Answered by Ivri_Anokhi - Thu Jun 14 15:16:49 2007
which is better ? ahmadinejad or khatami?
Q. which is better ? ahmadinejad or khatami?
Asked by saeed m - Wed Oct 8 02:42:18 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. neither
Answered by eastereuy - Wed Oct 8 02:50:27 2008
Q. which is better ? ahmadinejad or khatami?
Asked by saeed m - Wed Oct 8 02:42:18 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. neither
Answered by eastereuy - Wed Oct 8 02:50:27 2008
who is khatami?
Q. who is khatami?
Asked by fatima - Tue Jan 17 03:36:10 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seyyed Mohammad Khatami ( ), served as the fifth President of Iran from August 2, 1997 to August 2, 2005 and was succeeded by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Answered by Peach - Tue Jan 17 03:55:19 2006
Q. who is khatami?
Asked by fatima - Tue Jan 17 03:36:10 2006 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Seyyed Mohammad Khatami ( ), served as the fifth President of Iran from August 2, 1997 to August 2, 2005 and was succeeded by Mahmoud Ahmadinejad
Answered by Peach - Tue Jan 17 03:55:19 2006
MR.Khatami vs MR.Ahmadi Nejad?
Q. MR.Khatami vs MR.Ahmadi Nejad?
Asked by BRAVE HEART - Sat Sep 9 07:15:22 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei!
Answered by unknown - Sat Sep 9 07:30:06 2006
Q. MR.Khatami vs MR.Ahmadi Nejad?
Asked by BRAVE HEART - Sat Sep 9 07:15:22 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei!
Answered by unknown - Sat Sep 9 07:30:06 2006
i want to know about mr khatami?
Q. i want to know about mr khatami?
Asked by mojtaba zare - Thu Jan 11 06:55:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok you can read about him click the link;
Answered by Mary O - Thu Jan 11 07:01:10 2007
Q. i want to know about mr khatami?
Asked by mojtaba zare - Thu Jan 11 06:55:09 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ok you can read about him click the link;
Answered by Mary O - Thu Jan 11 07:01:10 2007
Where can I find a Mousavi poster?
Q. I saw a poster that had a picture of Mousavi, Khatami, and Khomeini on it and wanted to know if anyone had a copy or knew where I could get one?
Asked by Justin - Thu Jun 18 12:35:22 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This one?
Answered by AngryCat - Thu Jun 18 12:43:32 2009
Q. I saw a poster that had a picture of Mousavi, Khatami, and Khomeini on it and wanted to know if anyone had a copy or knew where I could get one?
Asked by Justin - Thu Jun 18 12:35:22 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. This one?
Answered by AngryCat - Thu Jun 18 12:43:32 2009
What kind of advice is Berger giving Mrs. Clinton?
Q. There are two kinds of crooks. The first cuts a deal. He tells the government what he knows and forever after is ostracized and hunted by his old partners in crime. The second is stand-up. He keeps his mouth shut. After serving his time, he is welcomed back into the fold. He might even get a bump up in rank from his grateful bosses. No, we re not talking about The Sopranos. What we have in mind is a new episode of a tawdry soap opera that began in the 1990s. Welcome to the case of disgraced former national security adviser Sandy Berger and what it portends about a potential President Hillary. Now Berger is back in business at Camp Clinton, advising New York s junior senator in her bid for the White House. This warrants a review of… [cont.]
Asked by mission_viejo_california - Wed Oct 10 15:06:29 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am glad you are not partisan. People like you are the reason I hope Hillary wins, to drive you crazy.
Answered by Fudge Town - Wed Oct 10 15:09:53 2007
Q. There are two kinds of crooks. The first cuts a deal. He tells the government what he knows and forever after is ostracized and hunted by his old partners in crime. The second is stand-up. He keeps his mouth shut. After serving his time, he is welcomed back into the fold. He might even get a bump up in rank from his grateful bosses. No, we re not talking about The Sopranos. What we have in mind is a new episode of a tawdry soap opera that began in the 1990s. Welcome to the case of disgraced former national security adviser Sandy Berger and what it portends about a potential President Hillary. Now Berger is back in business at Camp Clinton, advising New York s junior senator in her bid for the White House. This warrants a review of… [cont.]
Asked by mission_viejo_california - Wed Oct 10 15:06:29 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am glad you are not partisan. People like you are the reason I hope Hillary wins, to drive you crazy.
Answered by Fudge Town - Wed Oct 10 15:09:53 2007
Who would you like to be the next president of Iran?
Q. Ahmadinejad? MirHosseinMoosavi? karoobi? rezai? what about khatami?
Asked by rostame_dastan - Wed May 13 02:07:50 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assalamualaikum Khatami is not in the running for Presidency and I would've wanted him to have been the next President of Iran if he were running for it. My next choice has to be Ahmadinejad as I don't think he has done that bad a job with Iran and he seems very intelligent and wise. May Allah bless the Islamic Republic of Iran And Allah knows best Salaam
Answered by Wazeer-fan of AhlulBayt & Unity - Wed May 13 05:08:09 2009
Q. Ahmadinejad? MirHosseinMoosavi? karoobi? rezai? what about khatami?
Asked by rostame_dastan - Wed May 13 02:07:50 2009 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Assalamualaikum Khatami is not in the running for Presidency and I would've wanted him to have been the next President of Iran if he were running for it. My next choice has to be Ahmadinejad as I don't think he has done that bad a job with Iran and he seems very intelligent and wise. May Allah bless the Islamic Republic of Iran And Allah knows best Salaam
Answered by Wazeer-fan of AhlulBayt & Unity - Wed May 13 05:08:09 2009
Just what advice can Berger give Hillary anyway?
Q. It can t be legal advice: Berger forfeited his law license. It s unlikely he d be much help on Iran: The Clinton administration didn t respond to the Khobar Towers bombing (in which19 U.S. Air Force personnel were killed) because Berger and others were convinced that then Iranian president Mohammed Khatami was going to reform the hard-line mullahs. Berger failed on al Qaeda, too: Clinton declined to respond to the terror network s bombing of the U.S.S. Cole (17 U.S. Navy personnel killed) because, according to Clinton, Berger s intelligence services couldn t tell him who did it. Sandy Berger was a failure as national-security adviser. Then he became a criminal.
Asked by Your name here, cheap. - Wed Oct 10 13:41:04 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Berger has something on the Clintoons for sure. She wouldn't be stupid enough to hire a known criminal although she does seem to like being surrounded by them. Next thing you know Norman Hsu will be appointed to her campaign finance team... Of course the media will not even make an issue out of this because they love their darling Hillary...
Answered by dixiedog1999 - Wed Oct 10 13:48:24 2007
Q. It can t be legal advice: Berger forfeited his law license. It s unlikely he d be much help on Iran: The Clinton administration didn t respond to the Khobar Towers bombing (in which19 U.S. Air Force personnel were killed) because Berger and others were convinced that then Iranian president Mohammed Khatami was going to reform the hard-line mullahs. Berger failed on al Qaeda, too: Clinton declined to respond to the terror network s bombing of the U.S.S. Cole (17 U.S. Navy personnel killed) because, according to Clinton, Berger s intelligence services couldn t tell him who did it. Sandy Berger was a failure as national-security adviser. Then he became a criminal.
Asked by Your name here, cheap. - Wed Oct 10 13:41:04 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Berger has something on the Clintoons for sure. She wouldn't be stupid enough to hire a known criminal although she does seem to like being surrounded by them. Next thing you know Norman Hsu will be appointed to her campaign finance team... Of course the media will not even make an issue out of this because they love their darling Hillary...
Answered by dixiedog1999 - Wed Oct 10 13:48:24 2007
What;s your idea about president Ahmadinegad?
Q. Is it any differences between Ahmadinegad and khatami?
Asked by shahram shabtab - Wed Jan 31 06:51:08 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Khatami is more of a reformist, and not so much of a hardliner. Ahmadinejad is a conservative Islamic fundamentalist, much in the line of Bush being a conservative Christian fundamentalist. There have been news reports that the Iranian Revolutionary Council may replace Ahmadinejad because they don't want a confrontation with the west, and because much of the Iranian economy is suffering because of existing boycotts set forth by the UN. In the last local elections, hardliner candidates only received 20% of the vote in Tehran, whereas Khatami's reformists received much more than that. Ahmadinejad was once mayor of Tehran so it is evident he is losing grip of his power base.
Answered by gone - Wed Jan 31 07:00:09 2007
Q. Is it any differences between Ahmadinegad and khatami?
Asked by shahram shabtab - Wed Jan 31 06:51:08 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Khatami is more of a reformist, and not so much of a hardliner. Ahmadinejad is a conservative Islamic fundamentalist, much in the line of Bush being a conservative Christian fundamentalist. There have been news reports that the Iranian Revolutionary Council may replace Ahmadinejad because they don't want a confrontation with the west, and because much of the Iranian economy is suffering because of existing boycotts set forth by the UN. In the last local elections, hardliner candidates only received 20% of the vote in Tehran, whereas Khatami's reformists received much more than that. Ahmadinejad was once mayor of Tehran so it is evident he is losing grip of his power base.
Answered by gone - Wed Jan 31 07:00:09 2007
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