"People in the world expect war-oriented policies, occupation, bullying, deception and intimidation of nations and imposing discriminatory policies on them and international affairs, which have evoked hatred toward American leaders, to be replaced by ones advocating justice, respect for human rights, friendship and noninterference in other countries' affairs," the letter said, according to ISNA.
Most of all, is it wise for the US and Britain to evoke such hatred against themselves?
A flamboyant personage and an eloquent speaker on behalf of Anglo-Irish Unionism, he evoked the hatred of his nationalist countrymen and was assassinated on his doorstep by two members of the revolutionary Irish Republican Army.
He is facing prosecution again for evoking racial hatred against the Netherlands' Moroccan community during a chant last year when he asked supporters whether they wanted more or less Moroccans in the Netherlands.
In 1762, as author of a political newspaper, the North Briton, he began to give rancorous journalistic support to Earl Temple's campaign against the ministry of Lord Bute, not hesitating to evoke popular English hatred for the Scots and to write libellous innuendos about Bute's relations with George III's mother.
Gandhi was the first colored organizer and agitator in Natal and that is why he evokes this intense hatred in the white press.
Defence attorney Stanley Cohen is one of those people, capable of simultaneously evoking both absolute hatred and adoration from various parts of society.
But there is something credible in the scene, too: it's the absolute conviction of Evelyn Waugh that women really are terrible deep down, that they can evoke fear, contempt, and hatred as much as desire.
We encourage freedom of speech but not when it evokes any form of hatred or discrimination".
The vigilantism, racism, hatred and greed evoked by the Tea Party "movement" is a shameful, continuing chapter in our history, but it is by no means new.
