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seem they having a bad day.... so they say. could the West be stealing thier clouds?
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has accused the West of deliberately destroying rain clouds headed for Iran in a concerted effort to plunge the country into a damaging drought.
yet when he purportedely said Iran wanted to wipe Israel off the map he was the most earnest and truthful man alive
It requires very little intelligence to set in motion events which can threaten another country. And I am sure he was being quite truthful about his desire to wipe Israel from existence.
Iran has been warned, some by a lie of climate change, but they seem to be ignoring the warning of creating a water supply.
In July 2013, former Agriculture Minister Issa Kalantari warned that Iran would become “uninhabitable” if it does not address the water crisis. He said that in 30 years, Iran could become a “ghost town” and that millions of Iranians would be forced to migrate.
On Iran’s farming industry and insistence on being agriculturally self sufficient, Amoli wrote, “When we invade our groundwater and use our water resources and our strategic reserves, it means we are eating from our pockets.” He continued, “Every day, we move in the direction of destroying our groundwater … and turning fertile soil into desert.” Amoli wrote that that process of dividing up land in Iran’s fertile northern cities to build profitable villas is “again, eating from one’s pocket.” http://www.al-monitor.com/pulse/originals/2015/02/iran-climate-change-ebtekar-water-crisis.html#
Just don't tell him Israel will let Iran have rain this weekend.
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