(what I can't figure out about Ahmadinejad is whether he tells the truth, but no one believes him because he is Ahmadinejad, or if it is psy-op, where the REASON he tells the truth is because no one believes him . . . it doesn't matter, really . . . . I believe he winds up being one of the very few world leaders who speaks truth in public . . . then Zionist world leaders will get up and walk out of the U.N., and the brain-washed public discards it as the ravings of a mad man . . . )By
Ian Drury Last updated at 8:19 AM on 30th November 2010
- Documents show Saudi Arabia 'frequently exhorted' U.S. to attack 'snake' Iran
- Documents also detail Pakistan nuclear fears
- Cables highlight concerns over Karzai and his brother
Iran's president dismissed reports that Arab leaders wanted the U.S. to attack his country and insisted the neighboring countries were all friends.
At a Monday press conference President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad called the latest WikiLeaks document dump of diplomatic memos a waste of time engineered by the U.S. government to cause 'mischief'.
According to the memos, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia repeatedly urged the United States to attack Iran, destroy its nuclear programme and stop Tehran from developing a nuclear weapon.
Ahmadinejad spoke out against the WikiLeaks revelations of Arab hostility to Iran even though he said the documents are 'so worthless that it isn't worth someone referring to them or wasting time to refer to them'
'We don't give any value to these documents,' Ahmadinejad told the news conference.
'It's without legal value. Iran and regional states are friends. Such acts of mischief have no impact on relations between nations.'
Ahmadinejad alleged the leaks were an 'organized' effort by the U.S. to stir trouble between Iran and Arab neighbors.
'We don't think this information was leaked. We think it was organised to be released on a regular basis and they are pursuing political goals.'
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1333966/WikiLeaks-Ahmadinejad-blames-US-leaks-insists-Arab-nations-Irans-friends.html#ixzz179zbWMGA
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