NationStates Jolt Archive


What to do....

Amadenijad
17-09-2006, 21:11
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is going to speak to the UN general assembly in new york this week. Im not sure sure i want him in my country. True the UN is international territory, so technically his speech wont be on US territory, but the trip he takes to get to the building will leave him no choice but to enter US territory. So why cant the US block him from entering the country? We have 2 choices here, either we can let the man into the country so that he can bash us on our own turf (that would be humiliating) or we can restrict him from ever entering US territory, and if he enters it...we'll just pretend like we thought it was a military maneuver and we take him out. I prefer option #2 but wuddya y'all think?
Lunatic Goofballs
17-09-2006, 21:13
What, you think the President of Iran is going to blow up a night club or something? :p
Minaris
17-09-2006, 21:17
What, you think the President of Iran is going to blow up a night club or something? :p

Actually... :eek: :eek: :eek: ;)
Laerod
17-09-2006, 21:19
You could protest, you know.
Meath Street
17-09-2006, 21:19
Just let him speak. Though it would be cool to see him get in without passing through the US. Maybe he could go into space and pilot the rocket in a vertical line down towards UN HQ.
Philosopy
17-09-2006, 21:21
You could set up a boxing ring outside the UN building. Then, just him and Bush, 10 rounds. It would solve the world's problems without a nuclear war. :)
Dobbsworld
17-09-2006, 21:22
If I were Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, I'd wanna take a dump on Dick Cheney's penny loafers. On camera.
The Metal Horde
17-09-2006, 21:24
If I were Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, I'd wanna take a dump on Dick Cheney's penny loafers. On camera.

I'd wanna do that just as me.
Gravlen
17-09-2006, 21:44
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is going to speak to the UN general assembly in new york this week. Im not sure sure i want him in my country. True the UN is international territory, so technically his speech wont be on US territory, but the trip he takes to get to the building will leave him no choice but to enter US territory. So why cant the US block him from entering the country? We have 2 choices here, either we can let the man into the country so that he can bash us on our own turf (that would be humiliating) or we can restrict him from ever entering US territory, and if he enters it...we'll just pretend like we thought it was a military maneuver and we take him out. I prefer option #2 but wuddya y'all think?

The question is: Are you sure G. W. Bush wants you in his country? You see, he has the power to do something about it :p

Seriously though: Let him in, let him talk. If you can't defeat this guy on his arguments, then what are you?
The Nazz
17-09-2006, 22:51
Seriously though: Let him in, let him talk. If you can't defeat this guy on his arguments, then what are you?
Republican? ;)
Gorias
17-09-2006, 22:57
theres no harm in letting him talk. iran is not the worst, still i wont like to live thier.
RealAmerica
17-09-2006, 23:02
Allowing an enemy of the state to enter the country is borderline treason. Unfortunately, the UN is not really US territory, so he can't be stopped. Hopefully there's going to be a big protest. Ahmadinejad -- you're next.
Greyenivol Colony
17-09-2006, 23:19
Allowing an enemy of the state to enter the country is borderline treason. Unfortunately, the UN is not really US territory, so he can't be stopped. Hopefully there's going to be a big protest. Ahmadinejad -- you're next.

And threatening the life of a democratically-elected head of Government of a sovereign nation is a borderline act of war. Just let him be, he is entitled to present his nation's case to the international community.
The SR
17-09-2006, 23:31
Allowing an enemy of the state to enter the country is borderline treason. Unfortunately, the UN is not really US territory, so he can't be stopped. Hopefully there's going to be a big protest. Ahmadinejad -- you're next.

another internet tough guy!!!

if you arent willing to allow freedom of democratically elected leaders to travel to the UN, give it to a country thats willing to allow these diplomatic freedoms
Celtlund
17-09-2006, 23:34
Just let him speak. Though it would be cool to see him get in without passing through the US. Maybe he could go into space and pilot the rocket in a vertical line down towards UN HQ.

Maybe they could stuff him in the nosecone of an ICBM and fire it at the UN to see if the rocket works. :D
Celtlund
17-09-2006, 23:37
You could set up a boxing ring outside the UN building. Then, just him and Bush, 10 rounds. It would solve the world's problems without a nuclear war. :)

But would you want Bush to win? That could mean he would become President of Iran if he won...hmm...hmm... So where do you want this ring set up?
Laerod
17-09-2006, 23:38
So where do you want this ring set up?International waters, of course! :D
United Chicken Kleptos
17-09-2006, 23:41
Allowing an enemy of the state to enter the country is borderline treason. Unfortunately, the UN is not really US territory, so he can't be stopped. Hopefully there's going to be a big protest. Ahmadinejad -- you're next.

What do you mean, he's next?
Celtlund
17-09-2006, 23:41
And threatening the life of a democratically-elected head of Government of a sovereign nation is a borderline act of war. Just let him be, he is entitled to present his nation's case to the international community.

Where did you ever come up with the notion he was democratically elected? As I recall, the clerics decided who could and could not run for president in that election.:rolleyes:
Laerod
17-09-2006, 23:41
What do you mean, he's next?Maybe RA works at McDonalds? :confused:
Meath Street
17-09-2006, 23:48
Allowing an enemy of the state to enter the country is borderline treason.
Has he been declared as such?

International waters, of course! :D
Preferably, of the shark-infested kind. We could get rid of them both.
Call to power
18-09-2006, 00:11
I suppose Mahmoud Ahmadinejad is thinking the same thing about having to go through America to get to the U.N after all with all the complaining he does about it imagine the horror of being forced to visit often! :D
RealAmerica
18-09-2006, 00:18
if you arent willing to allow freedom of democratically elected leaders to travel to the UN, give it to a country thats willing to allow these diplomatic freedoms

I am allowing him to travel to the UN. But if he sets one foot on US territory, I would have no problem declaring an open hunting season on fundamentalist, insane, Iranian dictators.
Laerod
18-09-2006, 00:20
I am allowing him to travel to the UN. But if he sets one foot on US territory, I would have no problem declaring an open hunting season on fundamentalist, insane, Iranian dictators.Isn't Chamenei staying in Iran?
RealAmerica
18-09-2006, 00:22
Isn't Chamenei staying in Iran?

I used the plural form. That includes both Khamenei and Ahmadinejad. Hopefully this country has shooters better than Elmer Fudd.
Call to power
18-09-2006, 00:23
I am allowing him to travel to the UN. But if he sets one foot on US territory, I would have no problem declaring an open hunting season on fundamentalist, insane, Iranian dictators.

with all them body guards? and what about if he goes to buy some munchies! if you shoot every political figure that’s in America where would are convenient stores makes money and how would world leaders be able to accurately make there decisions on the U.S if they never see it?

Plus everyone should be able to go to Disney land
Dododecapod
18-09-2006, 00:24
Unfortunately, the US agreed long ago to consider anyone travelling to or from the UN diplomatically protected. So, we not only can't do anything to him, but are in fact partially responsible for his continued safety.
Duntscruwithus
18-09-2006, 00:50
I used the plural form. That includes both Khamenei and Ahmadinejad. Hopefully this country has shooters better than Elmer Fudd.

Why the hell would you want whack Mohammad Khatami? The guy is a moderate. Sure he didn't push the clerics for reform as hard as his supporters wanted him to, but he is a hell of alot more reasonable than his replacement.