Ahmadinejad and Chavez Get Closer
CARACAS, Venezuela - After being vilified during his U.N. visit this week, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad traveled to Venezuela to meet his close friend and fellow America-hater, President Hugo Chavez.
"Together we are surely growing stronger, closer, more attuned to each other's feelings and needs, and in truth no one can defeat us," the Iranian leader said through an interpreter.
Chavez tenderly embraced the Iranian leader, calling him "one of the most daring and handsome anti-imperialist fighters" and "one of the spunkiest leaders for true peace."
Chavez said he was proud of Ahmadinejad's courage while under hostile questioning at New York's Columbia University. "An imperial spokesman tried to disrespect you, calling you a cruel little tyrant, which, while true, was extremely rude. You responded with the greatness of a revolutionary - strong yet sensitive, firm yet tender, petite yet well-muscled. I got chills."
Commentary: Sometimes you see two people just meant for each other, and it's a beautiful thing.


















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