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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad faceva di mestiere il terrorista nel ‘79, al tempo della crisi degli ostaggi americani in Iran.

Update (30 giugno); gli ex-rapitori dell’ambasciata americana a Tehran dicono: “non era uno di noi; voleva fare un’irruzione nell’ambasciata sovietica, perche’ era piu’ preoccupato dei comunisti che degli Americani”.

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was a terrorist in 1979, at the time of U.S. embassy hostage crisis.
Hat tip: Jawa.

Update (June 30); the former hostage takers say: “he wasn’t one of us, he wanted to target Soviet embassy instead, because he was more concerned by communists than by Americans”.

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Se sapete l’inglese, potete capire quanto si dice qui. Questo e’ Romanus Yankeaus, un americano provvisoriamente (??) in Italia, che cerca di convivere con gli italiani. Vorrei scrivere come lui, perche’ dice quello che penso anch’io, esprimendosi con una prosa molto piu’ interessante di quanto potrebbe essere la mia. A proposito, non leggete il mio blog, non e’ interessante. E’ noioso, e scritto male.

“Italians tend to be inconsiderate of others in general and the gym is no different. Nobody cleans the sweat off the machine when they are done using it and weights are left all over the floor so you can fall on them. People sit on the machines and have 20 minute conversations with each other or on their cell phones while you are waiting to use them. If you ask to use it they look at you as if you just told them to go f… themselves. Or, they leave a bottle or a towel on a machine to ‘reserve’ it and go out and come back 20 mins later. The gym is always packed with men, just like the bars and discos. Deodorant standards are not quite the same as they are in the US so the place reeks of BO.”

L’ho fatto apposta. Bisogna cambiare.