Iranian VP Blames 'Zionists,' Talmud for Inciting Drug Trade

[dayag]

What a meshuganeh!

Iranian Vice President Mohammad Reza Rahimi condemned the 'Zionists' for inciting global drug trade and addiction in a bid to annihilate non-Jewish communities in accordance with Talmudic teachings, Fars News Agency (FNA) reported.

Addressing a ceremony for the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking held in Tehran on Tuesday, Rahimi alleged that the prevalence of narcotics and drug-addiction throughout the world is rooted in the Talmud.

“The book teaches them how to destroy non-Jews so as to protect an embryo in the womb of a Jewish mother,” Rahimi stated.

The Iranian vice-president said that the Zionists' direct involvement in the prevalence of illicit drugs is why` "you cannot find a single addict among the Zionists"...

source: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Ne...6#.T-o8NJB0gfw

[Aliyah1995]

But I thought the "evil Zionists" were descended from the Khazars, which means we can't be responsible for the Talmud as we only converted to Judaism after the Talmud was compiled

[dayag]

But I thought the "evil Zionists" were descended from the Khazars, which means we can't be responsible for the Talmud as we only converted to Judaism after the Talmud was compiled

And here I thought we are descended from pigs and apes.

[dayag]

Ashton is one of my least favorite people in Europe, but kudos to her for condemning Iranian V.P. Rahimi for his "racist and anti-Semitic statements."

Thanks also to UN Gen. Sec. Ban Ki-Moon and Italian F.M. Terzi.

Catherine Ashton, the European Union's High Representative for Foreign Affairs, on Thursday became the latest official to condemn the remarks by Iran's Vice President Mohammad Reza Rahimi.

"The High Representative is deeply disturbed by racist and anti-Semitic statements made by Iranian First Vice-President Mohammad Reza Rahimi," Ashton said in a statement...

On Wednesday, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon asked Iranian officials to refrain from such comments.

Ban's spokesman Martin Nesirky said in statement late Wednesday: "The Secretary-General has on many occasions called on Iranian officials to refrain from these kinds of anti-Semitic statements. He does so again in response to these latest reported comments."...

In Italy, Foreign Minister Giulio Terzi called the Rahimi's remarks: "Disturbing and absolutely unacceptable."...

source: http://www.ynetnews.com/articles/0,7...248964,00.html