In response to Jonathan Johnson:

The claims you made on your most recent post concerning "MAHMOUD AHMADINEJAD" are not only incorrect, but written in a demeaning and condescending tone. It's unfair to degrade someone as you have, simply because you do not share the same views as them. After reading your post, I researched Ahmadinejad and found his blog. Although I do not consider myself a strong supporter of Iran in any way, I still found the site intriguing. On this website, Ahmadinejad addresses the world through posts that are well written and positive in nature. There are comments written from people all over the world, including the United States. In your post, you wrote that he "denounced everything that we stood for". On Ahmadinejad's blog, there are multiple posts submitted by American citizens. One in particular reads, "Your one of the most stupid president ever ! Im sure about half of the comments posted of this blog are just totally fake and used as propaganda." Another, just as eloquently written, states, "die slow ...". These comments further prove the point I'm trying to make: just because his views and politics are not something you agree with, there is absolutely no reason to tell him to "die slow[ly]". The comments made by Americans on this blog are far more violent than anything written by the "Dictator Wannabe" as you so kindly called him. This gives the impression that America is standing for hate and discrimination, not freedom and justice, as I believe you intended.               

Also, the majority of other countries do not support the existence of Israel. Many view their flagrant disrespect towards the Palestinian people as inhumane. Aside from the United States and a few others, most others do not support them. In fact, the only Arab nations that even recognize Israel's existence are Jordan and Egypt, and that is only because they were coerced by the United States. Because of this, Iran's refusal to recognize Israel is not surprising.

Your complete and utter lack of respect for another human being, who you've never even met, amazes me.

On a side note, if anyone else wants to read Ahmadinejad’s blog, here’s the link: http://www.ahmadinejad.ir/    It's great :)