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Sun, 02/15/2009 - 21:01
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US should change behavior instead of language: Larijani

Tehran, Feb 15, IRNA - Majlis Speaker Ali Larijani in a meeting with foreign reporters here
Saturday said that the US should change its behavior instead of
language.

Larijani said presence of foreign reporters in Iran is an appropriate
opportunity to get acquainted with the existing realities in Iran
after the Islamic revolution.
He added Islamic Revolution of Iran was a phenomenon with many
dimensions and the efforts made by certain countries to deny the
reality has not been successful.
Resonding to a question concerning Iran?s nuclear activities, Larijani
said Iran?s peaceful nuclear activities are upon international
regulations and under supervision of International Atomic Energy
Agency ( IAEA) , but some countries with an adventurous behavior are
trying to ignore Iranians' inalienable rights.
A British Reporter asked about Iran?s conditions for starting dialogue
with the USA, the speaker said that Iran does not need rhetoric from
US officials and slogan of "change" is not effective solely and the US
government should think about a real change in its behavior instead of
changing its language.
He went on to say the US politicians in the past several decades have
imposed cruelties against Iranian people which had been registered in
the people?s historical memory.
On the regional problems, especially situation in Afghanistan and
Palestine, Larijani said that the US attacked Afghanistan with pompous
goals like fight against drug smuggling or campaign against terrorism
, but after eight years it could not achieve its goals and the
problems have been aggravated in the region.
Concerning Palestine issue, the Majlis speaker said that the
Palestinians have chosen Hamas for their leadership in a free
election, but the US by taking a double standard policy besieged them
in different dimensions and this behavior indicates that the US
government likes only a type of democracy which is in direction of its
own interests.

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