U.S. Delegation to the U.N. Boycotts Ahmadinejad Speech, Thousands of Joe Q. Americans Protest the Iranian Madman Outside the U.N.

A good day for America today as finally, our U.N. delegation didn't even give Ahmadinejad of Iran the courtesy of showing up for his speech full of hate - the U.S. delegation did not even show up for the speech.  Good for them.

And also, America's real patriots...the men and women on the streets of this country showed up outside the U.N. to protest this bag of shit who stained our soil by coming here.  Good for them, too.  I really wish I could have been there.

From the article at The Telegraph:

In his address, Mr Ahmadinejad criticised the US over the manner of Osama bin Laden's killing and questioned the motives of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in wishing to be president. He described Israel, whose delegates were absent because it was the Yom Kippur holy day, as "uncivilised Zionists".

Mr Ahmadinejad's offensive language in UN addresses has prompted Western diplomats to walk out in past years. But yesterday the US announced beforehand that its delegates would not attend. The UN building in New York was the target of a large crowd of protesters condemning Iran's threats against Israel, days after Mr Ahmadinejad expressed his hopes that the country would be "eliminated".

Britain sent three officials to the speech. They had been instructed to walk out if he said anything offensive. David Cameron and William Hague were both in New York, but neither the Prime Minister nor the Foreign Secretary attended.

Good for those protesters - I hope that Ahmadinejad and his band of monkeys got the message that your hate for Israel won't be tolerated in this country and your security better be high on the way back to the airport.

US boycotts Mahmoud Ahmadinejad speech at UN

In his address, Mr Ahmadinejad criticised the US over the manner of Osama bin Laden's killing and questioned the motives of Barack Obama and Mitt Romney in wishing to be president. He described Israel, whose delegates were absent because it was the Yom Kippur holy day, as "uncivilised Zionists".

Mr Ahmadinejad's offensive language in UN addresses has prompted Western diplomats to walk out in past years. But yesterday the US announced beforehand that its delegates would not attend. The UN building in New York was the target of a large crowd of protesters condemning Iran's threats against Israel, days after Mr Ahmadinejad expressed his hopes that the country would be "eliminated".

Britain sent three officials to the speech. They had been instructed to walk out if he said anything offensive. David Cameron and William Hague were both in New York, but neither the Prime Minister nor the Foreign Secretary attended.

Mr Ahmadinejad called September 11 a "tragic incident" but suggested that an "independent fact-finding team" should have prepared the world for the perpetrators to be brought to justice "instead of killing and throwing the culprit into the sea without trial".

In an apparent swipe at the US presidential elections, he suggested that those who ran lavish campaigns were beholden to the people who funded them.

Earlier this week Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, hinted that his country was prepared to take pre-emptive action against Iran over its nuclear programme. The Iranian president spoke of the "continued threat by the uncivilised Zionists to resort to military action against our great nation".