Ahmadinejad Shut Out of NY Helmsley Hotel
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Kudos to the New York Helmsley Hotel for their moral stand in refusing to host Ahmadinejad or the Iranian Mission, as reported by the NY Post.
Several months ago, an Iranian student group had booked a banquet hall at the hotel, at which Ahmadinejad was scheduled to appear and speak. The group, United Against Nuclear Iran, informed the hotel (and threatened a boycott), which promptly canceled the reservation and issued a statement through their spokesman, which included the following:
Neither the Iranian Mission nor President Ahmadinejad is welcome at any Helmsley facility. The Helmsley organization is grateful to United Against Nuclear Iran for bringing this matter to its attention so that appropriate action could be taken.
Now, if only we could evict the United Nations next…

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