Ahmadinejad at UN, FORGETS EVERYTHING

UNITED NATIONS (CNN) -- The nuclear issue in Iran is "now closed," Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in an address Tuesday loaded with broadsides against "selfish and incompetent" powers that have "obedience to Satan."

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad talks about nuclear power, Iraq and human rights at the U.N.

An agreement reached last month between his country and the International Atomic Energy Agency over its disputed nuclear program has, in the Iranian view, settled the matter, he said. The IAEA is the world's central nuclear technology governing body.

"Iran decided to pursue the issue through its appropriate, legal path, one that runs through the IAEA, and to disregard unlawful and political impositions by the arrogant powers," Ahmadinejad said in a speech to the U.N. General Assembly in New York.

"I officially announce that in our opinion, the nuclear issue of Iran is now closed and has turned into an ordinary agency matter."

Under the deal brokered in August, the Iranian government agreed to a timetable for resolving outstanding issues with the IAEA over its nuclear program, which the Iranians have said is solely for peaceful power generation. The deal received a tepid reception from the United States and other Western countries that fear Tehran is trying to develop nuclear weapons.

Ahmadinejad said Tuesday the IAEA has taken the "correct approach," as opposed to the U.N. Security Council, which has been "influenced by some bullying powers and failed to uphold justice and protect the rights of the Iranian people." See some of Ahmadinejad's controversial remarks »

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CNN's Christiane Amanpour, Zain Verjee and Suzanne Malveaux contributed to this report.

"Human rights are being extensively violated by certain powers," he said in his U.N. address. "Setting up secret prisons, abducting persons, trials and secret punishments without any regard to due process, extensive tappings of telephone conversations, intercepting private mail and frequent summons to police and security centers have become commonplace and prevalent." Watch what Iran's president had to say about human rights »

No mention of the attacks on USA by Bin Laden, no mention of Taliban harboring al Qaeda.

NO mention of USA coming to Kuwaits rescue and protecting SA.

NO mention of the war on terrorism.

No mention of stoping the genocide against Muslims in Bosnia.

No mention of USA NOT keeping Kuwaits OIL.

NO mention of Iran killing gays, women and dissents.

No mention of IED's sent to Iraq and Afghan.

No mention of Qods killing Muslims.

He has bad memory,

THERE NEEDS TO BE A RESPONSE TO HIS COMMENTS BY AN EQUAL, IN THE SAME FORUM.

Gerald