17 USC § 107 Limitations on Exclusive Rights – FAIR USE

2006

Iran's President Ahmadinejad

United Nations Speech Walkout

            Geneva, September 19, 2006 — Tonight’s speech to the UN by Iran’s President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was crafted in a more moderate tone than other . . . but that did not diminish its potency as a propaganda text aimed at rallying the Muslim world behind his . . . apocalyptic vision, and at winning the support of the Third World in casting the U.S. as a global threat and oppressor.

            Mr. Ahmadinejad repeatedly challenged the international role of the U.S., describing it as a nuclear-armed occupier of other lands that is hypocritical on democracy. Still, the speech was wrapped in more diplomatic language, marking a change from the . . . letter he sent to U.S. President George Bush last May. Similarly, the speech included oblique references to “some of the survivors of the Second World War,” but stopped short of previous statements that openly called the Holocaust “a myth.” - - - As of 01/21/2021: https://unwatch.org/ahmadinejads-un-speech/

The TRUTH Is HARD To Accept: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Speech Sparks United Nations Walkout - - As of 01/21/2021: https://uticainternationalembassy.website/2006-iran-s-president-ahmadinejad-un-speech-walkout