Q: On our way to the man that many people think is the most dangerous in the world -- Mahmud Ahmadinejad. For years, we tried to get this interview, before he was ready to confront the questions of Klaus Klever. The president of Iran, among other things, confronts us with statements that are criminally relevant in Germany. We document even Ahmadinejads statements about the ***** to make clear who the world community is dealing with.
Q: Good day, Mr. President. We have tried for 2 years to get an interview with you, now it is possible. Why now?
A: In the name of God, first I would like to greet all the people listening to this talk, the German people, and wish that people good days and a good year with good health and success. I'm very interested in talk with the media, especially German media, but the time, you know. Yes ... those appointments, they have to be made. As a president of a country you have to do many tasks. But I'm glad that I finally have this possibility and the time to talk to you.
Q: People in Europe, especially in Germany, look with great tension/suspense upon this region at the moment and fear that a war could be possible. Do you have message regarding this today?
A: Can you tell us -- danger of war, from which side and why?
Q: You know as good as I do that Israel threatens with an attack on Iran if the matter of the nuclear program cannot be solved any other way.
A: Do the Zionists show clarity and transparency in their nuclear issue? They have more than 250 nuclear warheads. Isn't that a problem, if they are so equipped?
Q: Israel does not belong to the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), it doesn't have a contractual obligation to disclose it. Iran does have this obligation.
A: That means everyone who's not a member of the NPT is free to do whatever they want?
Q: It appears so.
A: That means if someone is a member of the NPT they may be disenfranchised? And the Zionists may threaten the country -- a member country of the IAEA? In principle, we are against this nuclear bomb. That is an inhuman weapon, from our point of view. And immoral. However, those that have such weapons are not in the situation to use them. The time of the atom bomb was brought to an end with the end of the 2nd World War, and it was simply buried. Were the Zionists able to do anything about the Hamas or the Hisbollah with their weapons? Or did these weapons save the Soviet Union? Or were those weapons able to save the USA country? Well, the atom bomb belongs to the previous century. Those that search for something like that have stayed behind. Stayed behind in history and mankind and humanity. And in policy. But my question is, why do Zionists simply have the right to threaten all other people, that is my question. Is there an unwritten law that elevates the Zionists above all international regulations and laws and decrees? I.e. to enforce their rights even toward the American people, even with violence? And do the same in Europe and in Iran? Kill, terrorize, destroy? Do they have that right? The question is, why do the European Nations support the Zionists blindly, that is the question. Why must this capital and money of the peoples of Europe be spent for the Zionists, and even for the production of weapons? Iran is no artificial country, it is not an occupied country, it is no regime of occupation, Iran had 7000, 10000 years of history and civilization, it is an autonomous country.
Q: Israel an artificial country?
A: Of course -- you know it, and the others know it too. How did this nation, this regime came to be? It was a colonialist planning, everyone knows that. Created by a lie. They have never been rulers of this country. They have invented a story with the title ***** and the damage, the cost for that, had to be paid by the Palestinians. While the Palestinians played no role at all, neither during the 2nd World War, nor in the events afterwards.
Q: Is that the reason that you once said "This country will vanish from the map?"
A: We said that occupation and crimes have to be stopped and prevented. Lies. Working against children and women, terrorism, these things, we are against these phenomena. (...)
