bill 221

Dear Dr. Lollis:

I was recently at Dr. Amir Ahmadi's presentation on the same subject at the University of California Irvine and personally posed my questions to Dr. Amir Ahmadi but he dodged answering me . It was not my first time hearing the good Dr's analogy on how the United State needs to start a dialogue with the terrorist regime in Iran. He has his own agenda and he has openly been the regime's apologist abroad.

I have a question form you and Rutgers University, a prestigious educational institute dedicated to educating the future generation. My question is "What kind of dialogue should we have with a bunch of terrorists, hostage takers, holocaust deniers...... ? This regime has the blood of its own compatriots and others on its hands. The evidence is all out there and I am sure you are well aware of it and I don't need to review their report card.

Is this what Rutgers is willing to have as its legacy in the future:"The promoter of a bunch of terrorists and their apologists???"

This is truly unfortunate that at a time where the US' policy is to stand strong in the face of the Islamic Republic and its terrorist, fundamentalist actions that your institution stands with those in favor of keeping the mullah's in place.

Anxiously awaiting your response.

Roxanne Ganji

Spokesperson

Khashm Organization USA

Professor Hooshang Amirahmadi Speaks at the 15th Annual Middle East Petroleum & Gas Conference in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

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Dr. Amirahmadi Speaks on "The State of U.S.-Iran Relations and the Way Forward"

Dear Friends and Colleagues,

Professor Hooshang Amirahmadi (Rutgers University) will be speaking at the 15th Annual Middle East Petroleum & Gas Conference to be held at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Dubai from April 15-17, 2007.

Dr. Amirahmadi will be in Dubai from April 12 through April 20. If you wish to contact him while he is in Dubai, you may reach him at 609-509-2999 (Int'l Cell), or you may contact me at blollis@rci.rutgers.edu. If you are interested in participating in the conference, you will need to contact the conference organizers at: Tel +65 6222-0230 or Email mpgc@cconnection.org.

Regards,

Brent Lollis, Ph.D.

Center for Middle Eastern Studies
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Lucy Stone Hall B316
54 Joyce Kilmer Avenue
Piscataway, NJ 08854

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As Iranians striving for the freedom of our country and countrymen from the hands of this terrorist regime for the past twenty-eight years we strongly support your proposed legislation, Assembly Bill 221, that would stop California state pension funds from investing in companies that do business in Iran. We believe this legislation sends a powerful message to the clerical leadership in Tehran and to large corporations that terror does not pay.