Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Has His Own Web Site

Official website of the President of Iran

Ahmadinejad ventures online to spread the word

By Elizabeth Davies
Published: 15 August 2006

For the leader of a country well known for its suppression of cyber-dissidents and censorship of subversive internet sites, it is something of a turnaround. But, then, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad always likes to shock.

The Iranian President, in his quest for a new means of regaling the masses with his fiery political rhetoric, has opened his own blog, a colourfully written message to his electorate, in which he lambasts the US for opposing Iran's nuclear programme and asks readers to vote on whether they think Israel is trying to trigger a new world war.

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Israeli hackers target Ahmadinejad's site


IsraelHerald.com

15th August, 2006

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's new personal Web site has come under attack by Israeli hackers intent on crashing it, Ynetnews reports.

The ahmadinejad.ir site was announced Sunday and allows Internet users to post comments and questions for the president in Farsi, Arabic, English or French.

But by Monday afternoon, Israeli bloggers claimed they had organized an effort by thousands of Israelis to enter the site simultaneously, causing it to crash, Ynet said.

The site was down for several hours late Monday but UPI found it functional early Tuesday morning.

Ahmadinejad has posted his biography on the site, along with anti-Israeli and anti-U.S. statements and allegations.

Tuesday's poll question was: Do you think that the U.S. and Israeli intention and goal by attacking Lebanon is pulling the trigger for another world war?

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Commentary:

Another Day, another Crazed Israeli

by Housewife4Palestine


I took the time and looked over President Ahmadinejad blog page and I did not find anything controversial in any manner, actually I thought it was well laid out and the eloquence in the opening page was very nice.

As for his official page, it looked like a typical government page and again it was well laid out and except for a few pages that I think are under construction it had the appearance of being very nice and informative.

As for the “fiery political rhetoric,” I did not find anything that could be considered in this ball park.

As for the Israeli’s attacking his site that is just power for the course with these people, they attack anything that they feel opposes them. The Israeli’s would kick a dog twice, if the hapless pooch wet on their American army boot.