Whoa, a little harsh
"Iran's president said Thursday he hoped for the death of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, the latest anti-Israeli comment by a leader who has already provoked international criticism for suggesting that Israel be "wiped off the map."
This is crazy. Iran comes out and just rips out at Sharon. Yeah, yeah...there is this tension, they don't get along, they hate each other (literally), they want each others race dead and theirs superior. It's the classic revelation that is being showed right now in our time, that there will be unrest in the Middle East. Things are not just getting crazy in the Middle East. Look to the US. Fires in Oklahoma, earthquakes throughout the whole, hurricanes constantly, terrorist attacks, massive ice storms, and other attacks that keep reminding us that God is coming back to put his kingdom here on earth after he conquers all sin and Satan. What a relief...that we can count on that during this time of troubles.
U.S. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack termed the remarks "hateful and disgusting."
"And this is a man who wraps himself in the cloak of a peaceful religion, Islam, and yet you hear remarks like this coming from him," McCormack said. "This regime has isolated the Iranian people from the rest of the world in a matter of months  through its actions and its statements."
This is crazy. Iran comes out and just rips out at Sharon. Yeah, yeah...there is this tension, they don't get along, they hate each other (literally), they want each others race dead and theirs superior. It's the classic revelation that is being showed right now in our time, that there will be unrest in the Middle East. Things are not just getting crazy in the Middle East. Look to the US. Fires in Oklahoma, earthquakes throughout the whole, hurricanes constantly, terrorist attacks, massive ice storms, and other attacks that keep reminding us that God is coming back to put his kingdom here on earth after he conquers all sin and Satan. What a relief...that we can count on that during this time of troubles.
U.S. State Department spokesman Sean McCormack termed the remarks "hateful and disgusting."
"And this is a man who wraps himself in the cloak of a peaceful religion, Islam, and yet you hear remarks like this coming from him," McCormack said. "This regime has isolated the Iranian people from the rest of the world in a matter of months  through its actions and its statements."
