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Ahmadinejad under fire for embracing his old teacher

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been accused of indecency after he publicly embraced and kissed on the hand an elderly woman who used to be his schoolteacher.

At a ceremony on Tuesday ahead of Iranian teachers' day, Mr Ahmadinejad was photographed and filmed by state media stooping to kiss the woman's hand and then clasping her arms in an embrace.

The ultra-conservative Hezbollah newspaper, which is not related to the group in Lebanon of the same name, criticised him on the front page.

"The Muslim Iranian people have no recollection of such acts contrary to sharia law during Islamic rule [since the 1979 revolution]," it said.

"This type of indecency progressively has grave consequences, like violating religious and sacred values."

The elderly woman, who was not named, wore thick gloves along with a headscarf and long black coat, meaning that Mr Ahmadinejad avoided any skin contact.

But his action raised eyebrows because according to sharia law, it is forbidden for a man to have any physical contact with a woman to whom he is not related.

While Mr Ahmadinejad is considered an ultra-conservative in the West, this is not the first time he and his Government have been attacked by hardline elements even further along the spectrum.

He courted controversy when he unsuccessfully proposed women be allowed to attend football matches, and one of his vice presidents came under huge pressure last year after allegedly watching a woman dance at a ceremony in Turkey.

But other hardline publications published the images of the latest incident without further comment. "A kiss on the hand for the teacher," was the headline in the government daily Iran.

Mr Ahmadinejad's action appeared to be a public gesture of humility before Iranian teachers, who have publicly protested against low salaries and accused the Government of not doing enough to improve their work conditions.

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Wow, it must really suck to be a woman in Iran. Or a 'normal' man for that matter. What a backwards ### dump. :wacko:

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that perverted chopf##k hang him by the balls....

i been hoping he will mess up !

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Wow, it must really suck to be a woman in Iran. Or a 'normal' man for that matter. What a backwards ### dump. :wacko:

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A policeman checks the documents of a woman as he warns her about the state of her clothing and hair during a crackdown to ensure women adhere to the strict Islamic dress code at an avenue in northwest Tehran April 22, 2007.

"The fact that we are here today to debate raising America’s debt limit is a sign of leadership failure. It is a sign that the U.S. Government can’t pay its own bills. It is a sign that we now depend on ongoing financial assistance from foreign countries to finance our Government’s reckless fiscal policies."

Senator Barack Obama
Senate Floor Speech on Public Debt
March 16, 2006



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When I was growing up, GIANTS such as Ike, Churchill, de Gaulle, Chou En Lai and Adenauer filled the world's political stage. Now we have CLOWNS like Dubya, Chavez, Amadinejad crapping all over the place.

Is it 2008 yet? :whistle:

Yeah and then there was Heinrich Lübke. :lol:

Susanne clued me in on his"Liebe Neger" speech in Africa :D

But, don't you be making fun of himET because he is the Godfather of my wife... (Since she was the seventh child, the State sent her parents a certificate that claimed her as the customary godchild of the President) :thumbs:

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When I was growing up, GIANTS such as Ike, Churchill, de Gaulle, Chou En Lai and Adenauer filled the world's political stage. Now we have CLOWNS like Dubya, Chavez, Amadinejad crapping all over the place.

Is it 2008 yet? :whistle:

You were growing up when Churchill was around? God-damn, that's so old!

Man is made by his belief. As he believes, so he is.

 

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