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Ahmadinejad invites Bush to speak at an Iranian University
My first thoughts are that he should go. Of course there are some reasons why he might not want to.
Ahmadinejad: Bush can speak at a university if he should ever travel to Iran
The Associated Press
Friday, September 28, 2007
TEHRAN, Iran: Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has extended an invitation to U.S. President George W. Bush to speak at an Iranian university if the American leader ever traveled to the Islamic Republic, state-run television reported Friday.
As part of his controversial trip to New York, the hardline Iranian leader spoke Monday at Columbia University, where he faced hostile questioning and a combative introduction by the university's president, who said Ahmadinejad exhibited "all the signs of a petty and cruel dictator."
"If their president plans to travel to Iran, we will allow him to make a speech" at a university, Ahmadinejad told state TV before leaving New York to travel to South America earlier this week.
His comments were aired on state TV Friday and signaled an unusual readiness by Iran to receive an American president after more than a quarter century with no diplomatic ties.
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Re: Ahmadinejad invites Bush to speak at an Iranian University
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Originally Posted by Holy Diver
Bush should totally do this. I know the man can't speak, but they can fix his f-ups in the transcripts.
Clinton would've done it.
I'm not sure that Clinton would have, for some of the same reasons I'm not sure GW would. Iran clearly censors, edits, distorts, and propogandizes it's news. I think that might be a setting that a US president wouldn't agree too speak in. I remember when GW went to China to speak early in his presidency, they had to agree to certain rules regarding the speech's broadcast. Would it be, when, to whom, what would be edited, etc. I don't think GW would want to go there, speak to a hand picked group of government agents, and then have the news spew some whacko info that never happened, knowing full well that no one in the room was going to admit to what did. I'd like to see him go mind you. I'm just wondering if it could even happen.
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Re: Ahmadinejad invites Bush to speak at an Iranian University
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Originally Posted by Real World
I'm not sure that Clinton would have, for some of the same reasons I'm not sure GW would. Iran clearly censors, edits, distorts, and propogandizes it's news. I think that might be a setting that a US president wouldn't agree too speak in. I remember when GW went to China to speak early in his presidency, they had to agree to certain rules regarding the speech's broadcast. Would it be, when, to whom, what would be edited, etc. I don't think GW would want to go there, speak to a hand picked group of government agents, and then have the news spew some whacko info that never happened, knowing full well that no one in the room was going to admit to what did. I'd like to see him go mind you. I'm just wondering if it could even happen.
Check out Clinton's speech at the University of Beijing:
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Re: Ahmadinejad invites Bush to speak at an Iranian University
Not sure why he would want to go, he can rely on second and third hand information from like minded people in the event any decision has to be made, his mind is made up already and nothing will change it.
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