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Monday, February 26, 2007

Ahmadinejad: Tomato price hikes an enemy plot

Jihad Watch

TEHERAN - Iran’s president said on Sunday the country’s enemies had hatched a range of plots to push the Islamic Republic to give up its disputed nuclear programme, including driving up the price of tomatoes and other food.


Rising prices, particularly the cost of tomatoes which form an important ingredient in Iranian food, have prompted growing public criticism of Ahmadinejad’s government. The president has often dismissed complaints as media exaggeration.

‘In order to harm us, they (enemies) make plots, for instance they come and push tomato prices up in the market. They think we will give up our ideals with their plots,’ Ahmadinejad said in a speech in which he said Iran would not reverse its atomic plans.


That's right! No need for bombings or targeted assassinations. We just raise the cost of tomatoes. They will bow before us in no time and worship the great satan that is the United States.