30 years of war, bloodshed and terrorism: Thank You Mr. Carter

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Submitted by Frank (United States), Mar 19, 2009 15:59

This year the Islamic Republic of Iran celebrated its 30th anniversary of their Islamic revolution. The Islamic Revolution in Iran gave birth to international terrorism as it is known today; 30 years of bloodshed which has claimed the lives of hundreds of thousands of Iranian men, women and children in the Iran-Iraq war, the birth and support of Hizzbullah and Islamic Jihad, upheavel in the middle east, and a regime which holds its citizens hostage by the rule of the iron fist through daily executions, torture, and beatings of citizens. Thank you Mr. Carter. Thank you. When you look back at your legacy I hope that you see that you are the true anti-christ. It was your turning your back on the Shah that lead to the success of the revolution and the Ayatollahs to take over. We know your true colors Mr. Carter. You sold your soul to devil a long time ago.

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