Ahmadinejad Reportedly Claims U.S. is Blocking
Return of Mankind's Savior
Monday , December 07, 2009
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Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad claims the United States
is attempting to thwart the return of mankind's savior, according to
reports from Al Arabiya, a television news station based in Dubai.
Ahmadinejad reportedly claims he has documented evidence that
the U.S. is blocking the return of Mahdi, the Imam believed by Muslims
to be the savior.
“We have documented proof that they believe that a descendant
of the prophet of Islam will raise in these parts and he will dry the
roots of all injustice in the world,†Ahmadinejad said during a
speech on Monday, according to Al Arabiya.
"They have devised all these plans to prevent the coming of the
Hidden Imam because they know that the Iranian nation is the one that
will prepare the grounds for his coming and will be the supporters of
his rule," Ahmadinejad was quoted as saying.
Ahmadinejad continued the rant by claiming there have been plots
by both the West as well as countries in the East to wipe out his
country, according to Iranian news Web site Tabak.
"They have planned to annihilate Iran. This is why all
policymakers and analysts believe Iran is the true winner in the Middle
East," Ahmadinejad was quoted as saying by the site. He also alleged
that foreign nations seek to control Iran's oil and natural resources.
"In Afghanistan, they are caught like an animal in a quagmire.
But instead of pulling their troops out to save themselves, they are
deploying more soldiers. Even if they stay in Afghanistan for another
50 years they will be forced to leave with disgrace — because this is
a historical experience," Ahmadinejad reportedly said.
"They know themselves that they need Iran in the Middle East,
but because of their arrogance they do not want to accept this reality.
They are nothing without the Iranian nation and all their rhetoric is
because they don't want to appear weak."
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