For some reason the trackback will not work....

Hilarious....(LOL)

My apologies on the trackback issue Suzie. Not sure what the problem is, but you're not the first to encounter it. Glad you enjoyed the post.

The "first liberal" to blogroll him?

As I have said numerous times before, this isn't an issue of liberals vs. conservatives, as there are plenty on the Left who support warfare and interventionism. And there are many of us on the Right who oppose these policies.

But the President of Iran isn't a liberal. He is a neoconservative.

But the President of Iran isn't a liberal. He is a neoconservative.

Riiiiiiight. Just like Hitler was a right-wing Christian conservative too, right? And not at all a socialist and a huge fan of Darwin who wanted to eliminate Jews not on religious grounds, but on racial grounds, and who had a distain for Christianity which was even repeated (about him) by his top dogs.

I'm not saying (nor did I say) that Ahmadinejad is a liberal, but to call him a conservative (in an effort to compare him to what a "conservative" means in America) is just stupid.

Look, the point is this guy is a terrorist supporter and funder who wants to wipe Israel of the map. Modern liberals are terrorist appeasers who think talking will help. Liberals generally also see Israel as the evil ones in the mideast conflict. The left was also giddy over getting to see the real Ahmadinejad during the Wallace interview. Lefty bloggers used the interview to essentially say "he's not that bad of a guy, just misunderstood".

Again, I never claimed Ahmadinejad was a liberal... but the blame America first left will practically embrace anyone if they think that the right hates them.

To clarify: I was not saying (nor did I say) that Ahmadinejad is a conservative... I was saying that he is someone who believes in a neoconservative geopolitical philosophy (by Iranian standards, he is considered a neoconservative) .

And I was not narrowly referring only to the U.S. 'versions' of conservatism, liberalism, and neoconservatism... Political and economic theories, and schools of political thought, are present worldwide.

Aakash 8:16:

But the President of Iran isn't a liberal. He is a neoconservative.

Aakash 11:44:

I was not saying (nor did I say) that Ahmadinejad is a conservative

Whatever you say. Anyway, you still didn't address the point. While I think it's clear you did call him a conservative, I certainly NEVER called him a liberal, and never implied anything of the sort (see unnecessary explanation above).