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CNN travels to Tehran Iran and sets up an open microphone for Iranians to speak to Americans. Not so surprisingly, Iranian people want about the same thing American people do. Maybe thats because we are not that different.

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The masses of people in the world today want peace, not war. No matter what Israel says about Iran, it no longer matters. Beating the continuous war drum Israel does against Iran, or any other nation just doesnt hold any attention anymore. Israel is like the boy who “cried wolf” too many times, with those lies being proven as straight up lies. Not mistakes, but lies. Their words hold no weight any longer. The constant cry for war by Israel and USA has done something positive however. It has managed to drop their credibility, and popularity down to the lowest point its been in who knows how long. It has managed to even have its own people turn against them in many ways because people are tired of being lied to. Its also made people take notice of the media control and the celebrity diversion (just to name two), tactics used way to often. Obama has spoke with the President of Iran. Something that has not happened since 1979!

Barack Obama Reveals Phone Call with Iranian President Rouhani – 9/27/13

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9/27/13 – President Obama may not have been able to make an “encounter” in person with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani happen during the United Nations General Assembly, but on Friday afternoon he announced that he had just gotten off the phone with Rouhani. The phone call marked the first communication between an American and Iranian president since 1979.

“The two of us discussed our ongoing efforts to reach an agreement over Iran’s nuclear program,” Obama told the reporters in the room. “I reiterated it to President Rouhani what I said in New York. While there will surely be will surely be important on or obstacles to moving forward and success is by no means guaranteed, I believe we can reach a comprehensive solution.”

Obama expressed hope about the negotiations, which will be led by Secretary of State John Kerry. “The very fact that this was the first communication between an American and Iranian president since 1979, underscores the deep mistrust between our countries,” he said. “But it also indicates the prospect of moving beyond that difficult history.”

After acknowledging the conciliatory rhetoric coming out of Iran in recent weeks, Obama said “the test well be meaningful, transparent, and verifiable actions, which can also bring relief from the comprehensive international sanctions currently in place.” He said the United States has a “responsibility” to pursue diplomacy” and looked forward to a relationship between the two countries based on “mutual interest and mutual respect.”

Seconds before Obama approached the podium in the White House briefing room, Rouhani broke the news of the phone call himself on Twitter, saying he told Obama, “Have a Nice Day!” and Obama replied “Khodahafez,” a common way of saying “goodbye” in Persian. The literal translation is, “May God be your Guardian.”