Iran President Ahmadinejad Denies
WATCHING the news on the now freed hostages in Iran raises a lot of interesting points for Poldraw.
Some are more valid than others, such as the comparison with illegal detention of foreign subjects in Guantanamo Bay. Or the argument that British troops shouldn’t have been in Iraq in the first place, he writes.
This however doesn’t take away the fact that Ahmadinejad essentially is a puny man.
And he behaves like he’s even smaller.
It’s pitiful really, as he’s obviously got issues, but his disagreeable manner cancels out any sympathetic tingle you might have felt.
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