Kissing hand of Ahmadinejad in New York airport

During arrival of Ahmadinejad in New York airport on Tuesday 20 September , one of t welcomers try to kiss his hands !

Ahmadinejad deputy blunder during speech for school girls !

The deputy of Ahmadinejad , Mohamad reza Rahimi say that Iran is proud to allocate two third of its population in its territory !

Ahmadinejad's 'Deviant Current' Heads To UN

 Golnaz Esfandiari

Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad is on his way to New York to attend the UN General Assembly, accompanied by his wife and his close circle of advisers, including controversial aide Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei, Iranian news agencies reported.

Mashaei, who has been described by hard-line media as the head of a "deviant current" aimed at sidelining the clergy, has not been seen much in public in recent months.

Some hard-liners accuse him of having a negative influence on the Iranian president, who has become increasingly isolated as the result of a power struggle with Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Some have even called for Mashaei to be arrested.

Mashaei was planning to travel to the United States in March, but Khamenei’s allies apparently blocked the trip. Mashaei has been accused of trying to open  backdoor contacts to initiate talks with Washington on behalf of Ahmadinejad but without the consent of Khamenei, who has the last say in all state affairs.

Esfandiar Rahim Mashaei

The Iranian president is traveling to New York while inside his country attacks against him and his entourage continue, namely as part of a recent embezzlement scandal, where Mashaei's name has surfaced.

Ahmadinejad has described his cabinet as "the cleanest government in history" and warned that he will not remain silent if the accusations continue. The fact that he has taken Mashaei to New York suggests he has no intention of distancing himself from his right-hand man, whose daughter is reportedly married to his son.

A conservative lawmaker, Nourollah Heydari, told the Fararu website that Ahmadinejad took Mashaei with him to prevent his arrest.

"Ahmadinejad expected Mashaei to be arrested during his absence, [so] he took him to New York," Heydari is quoted as saying. "I was expecting Mashaei's clique to be arrested while [Ahmadinejad] was in New York. Finally, things would have been settled, [but] he took Mashaei with him to New York."

Ahead of his trip, Ahmadinejad said one of his main priorities is proposing ways to reform "global management." He also said the United Nations is being dominated by "a minority."

It seems the combative Iranian president is getting ready to once again attack the United States and its allies during his UN speech

Watch video of arrival of Ahmadinejad to NY and hand kissing of a welcomer HERE

Kissing hand of Ahmadinejad in New York airport

During arrival of Ahmadinejad in New York airport on Tuesday 20 September for assisting United Nation general assembly  , one of t welcomers kiss his hands !

َAhmadinejad in Mauritania

Ahmadinejad paid a short visit to Mauritania on his way to New York on Monday 19 September

Ahmadinejad left Tehran for assisting United Nation general assembly in New York

Ahmadinejad left Tehran on Monday 19 September  for assisting United Nation general assembly in New York . He said that he will make a short trip to Sudan , Mauritania and Venezuela after New York , before boarding the plane .

Ahmadinejad promotion video produced by American Network MSNBC

Golnaz Esfandiari

Iranian President Mahmud Ahmadinejad prays every morning at 5 a.m., then goes jogging with his bodyguards "at times seemingly 'Rocky'-style."

He then heads to the gym. The early bird Iranian president works out for 30 minutes every day before reaching his “spacious but simple office” before 7 a.m.

What follows in his daily schedule includes reading the newspapers, meetings, talking with and caring for poor people, and more prayers.

Ahmadinejad is a pious superman who doesn’t rest; his aides claim he sleeps only three hours per night.

His days "often stretch to 2 a.m." and "even during his flights [to one of Iran’s provinces] he's meeting with ministers."

These are not excerpts from a report issued by the president's own office, nor from a show that could have been aired on state television a while ago when Ahmadinejad was still the golden boy of the Islamic republic. (The president has become isolated in recent months as the result of a power struggle with Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.)

The flattering report, described as the "first-ever behind-the-scenes access" into the Iranian president’s daily schedule, was aired on the U.S. television network NBC. The "exclusive" report, which reveals unimportant details about Ahmadinejad's life (including the fact that he works with his shoes off but his reading glasses on) is a great piece of propaganda for Ahmadinejad, who heads to New York next week to attend the UN General Assembly. 

The positive report has been also noticed in Tehran, including by Ayandehnews, which referred to it as NBC’s "propaganda piece" about Ahmadinejad.

The report portrays Ahmadinejad as a hard-working, compassionate, and religious president who leads a very simple life and cares deeply about his people. Ahmadinejad's PR team couldn’t have done it better.

(Watch the NBC report and then read this blog by one of Ahmadinejad's supporters, posted on Persian Letters earlier this year as an example of online propaganda for the Iranian president.)

It's precisely the image Ahmadinejad is trying to convey while covering up the facts that, under his presidency, Iran has become a much more closed society, human rights abuses have increased, and many have been jailed for protesting against his reelection.

The NBC report mentions Iran's rising inflation and the poor people who swarmed the president during a visit to a remote province while pleading for food and other necessities. But what it doesn't say is that many economists believe Ahmadinejad’s policies and his mismanagement of the economy are largely to blame.

Instead of challenging the Iranian president, the NBC reporter, Ann Curry, asks him easy questions that are quite usual even on Iran’s state media.

Curry: "Mr. President, why have you made this point to come to one of the poorest parts of Iran to highlight the art and the crafts?"

Ahmadinejad (through a translator): "I want to show that we all have some common humanity, human values."

NBC fails to ask why a president who is so committed to human values didn’t speak up against the documented torture and rape of young people who were jailed for peacefully protesting his reelection.

The NBC reporter also doesn't ask the Iranian president whether, in his daily  reading, he looks at the countless letters from political prisoners and their families detailing the horrors they have to endure in prison.

Another question NBC could have asked Ahmadinejad is what his plans are, if any, to help the poor people who were begging him for help.

During NBC's time with Ahmadinejad, he announced that the two U.S. citizens who have been jailed in Iran on espionage charges will be released "in a couple of days."

With the NBC report and his promise to grant the hikers a "unilateral pardon," Ahmadinejad is off to a good start in what appears to be a charm offensive ahead of his New York trip.

Latest development, mid day Wednesday 14 September:

  - The judiciary denied all news about the release of 2 American hikers HERE

P.S :  The original title of this piece written by Ms Esfandiari  was "The NBC Report That Could Have Been Produced By Iranian State TV " , this page title is from Lenziran .

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Ahmadinejad tell his version of 3 billion Dollar fraud in the town of Ardabil for the crowd

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Ahmadinejad listen uncomfortable to Khamenei critic of bogus promises

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Ahmadinejad , Hshemi Rafsanjan , Janati pray togeteher on Eid Fetr