what  your idea about iran president[mahmood ahmadi nejad]?
480839
hmmm, he already accomplished a lot. but i don't know i think he should be a lil wiser, don't get me wrong, i love the guy but u know the whole confrence about wipin off israel and the US i understand that it was to take the media's attention off Syria for a bit but u know... i think he is a good president, really cares about his country!
776485
First is he is afraid that he would not be safe. I think any such discussion would have to take place on Neutral ground. Second, I don't think Bush would know how to respond. He, like the Iranian, is very much controlled by those around him. Bush has no idea what he is doing when it comes to the middle east. He is clueless about how to handle governments he disagrees with that have power (believe me Iran has power). You can say what you want about Ahmadinejad.....he is a politician and a military man and will treat others as such. I think Iran and N. Korea are and have been the bigger threats in the world for the past decade. Now they are proving it since the US is having so much trouble subjugating the Iraqi people. It will be interesting to see what happens in the next four or five years as these two "Axis of evil" members grow in political clout and military strength.
401791
Ahmadinejad's election is the product of a number of factors, the most important of which are the domestic failures of the reformists in power prior to him and the US invasion of Iraq.\n\nHis strategy regarding nuclear arms is a smart one.  He has seen that the international community has no ability to enforce nuclear non-proliferation policies (as exemplified by the non-response to India and Pakistan's unsanctioned entry into the Nuclear Club).  He has also seen that seemingly irrational dictators get a wide latitude as well in the international community (Kim Jong-il).  As long as a leader makes clear that he'd sacrifice as much of his population as needed to damage attackers it gives the US pause.  Americans do not take military casualties lightly.  We would not condone a prospective bloodbath.\n\nSo, Ahmadinejad knows that the US does not have the political will to support another conflict in that region.  The US does not have any difficulty dealing with the military aspects of invading Iran.  Frankly we could probably topple the government with less effort than it took to take out Saddam's regime.  After all, Iraq under Saddam was the greatest military power in the Middle East.  But with Bush's approval rating in the toilet and international opinion against him, he could not "win the peace" once the Islamist government was toppled.\n\nInternal agitators, like the bloggers and students who have been speaking out against the excesses of the government, and the Israelis are, in my opinion, the most likely to be able to restrain Ahmadinejad.  The Europeans are worthless.  Russia and China are happy to encourage his efforts.
874724
Perhaps, alshtough most have preconceived notions about this man. I do believe we need to dialog with him, after all we put the Shaw in power, which Iran reeebelled and brought in its current sysytem, its time to drop our preconceptions and learn to get a long
454065
Its a great Nation. \n\nyou should have asked your question like "Do you know a good Iranian person" then everyone would have answered yes. \n\nAnywayz... there may be some... but I dont know any one.
630895
here in Iran we have a good president, He has many humorus pictures of Allah naked. He like's to have sex with swine because they "sqeel like pig". his hobbies include gay sex, chopping off hands, and stoning what we call womenz. Our president can kick your president in the balls.
296731
Mr Khamenei. its simple question
660676
He is somewhat like a little boy who has discovered that his plastic pistol is a developing nuclear arsenal. He hasn't a clue what to do or how to act as the head of government. Whether he truly believes all that he says (for example, the fallacy of the Holocaust) or is simply attempting to gain global attention (like a five-year-old), the man is deranged and incapable of leading a flock of sheep!\nBottom line: He will not last long as leader. The Iranian religious leadership will soon find that no one in the world is taking him seriously, and they will push for a new president in the future.
559252
Mahmood Ahmadi-Nejad, President of the regime of Velayat-e-faquih in Iran
62245
Iran has both a spiritual leader, called supreme leader (Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Hosseini Khamenei) and a political/government leader called president (Mahmoud Ahmadinejad).\n\nIn its history, the spiritual leader has at times been more fundamental than the government leader, but right now it appears that in fact the president Mahmoud is an extreme fundamentalist.
589289
Yeah, and who's the psychopath. I think that I'd trust the Iranian president over that compulsive liar Bush any day.
866863
bush won't talk to him because he knows that Ahmadinejad is much, much smarter than him.  I think a Battle Royal would be the way to go.  I would liek to see bush physically get his ass kicked, rather than mentally like we have seen for 6 years.
116748
You need to overcome your fears and rise above your opressive leader. Iran's current president seems to be hell bent on starting WWIII.
598890
Why don't you show it to Ali Khamenei or Ahmadinejad? \nThey will be very keen to meet the 'King of Iran' and pay their respects.
14936
Khatami was a moderate and tried to get Iran to be more normal.  The current leader, President Ahmadinejad is an extremist that will lead his country into a lot of problems.  He has made comments that threatens to make the Middle East even more unstable than what it is right now.  Iran is moving forward with development of nuclear power.  Officially the want nuclear power to generate electricity, but they have a very large oil supply.  Hmmm... what do you think they want nuclear power for?
78766
With the current Iranian government no. The current leader of Iran, President Mahmud AHMADI-NEJAD has called for Israel to be wiped of the face of the earth. If he had nuclear weapons this madman would pull the trigger.
641703
I think it's important to remember that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, has no significant power in creating the country's policies.  \n\nThe President of Iran is democraticaly elected, but can only run for election if approved by a twelve member panel called the Guardian Council.  \nThe members of the Guardian Council are appointed by a Supreme Leader, a religious official.  \nBesides nominating presidential candidates, the Guardian Coucil also approves candidates to the Assembly of Experts.  The Assembly are religious leaders, or mujtahids.  They are responsible for supervising and electing the Supreme Leader.  \n\nThe President of Iran has some power to influence foreign policy, but not on the level of the American president.  His position would be analogous to the US Secretary of State.  He is the representative of Iran's people, their voice to the rest of the world, not the leader of their government.