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The United States cannot now beat the drum of being a superpower
U.S. era gone, Iranian cleric says Nov 14, 2008
The Bush administration's aggressive policies in Iraq and Afghanistan are the main cause of America's financial angst and distress
Ayatollah blames U.S. for economic woes Oct 17, 2008
Recently they have started a new game -- by testing us -- but this will result in no achievement for them except humiliation
Iran says it will retaliate if attacked Jun 20, 2008
The visit has one undeclared goal: Regaining lost prestige of his defeated party, the Republican party
Iran claims Bush's peace tour futile Jan 11, 2008
Seyyed Ahmad Khatami is an Iranian politician.
Despite having the same last name as Mohammad Khatami, the reformist former president of Iran, the two men are unrelated and in fact have strongly differing points of view on many issues, such as democracy in Iran.
He has strong ties with the Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Ali Khamenei. In December 2005, he met with the Ali Khamenei to be appointed as Tehran’s substitute Friday prayer leader. "The spirit of Iran's response is 'yes' to logical dialogue without precondition. No one can talk to Iran with the language of threats," Khatami said during his Friday sermon broadcast on Iran's state radio.