The Pope gives a public apology in regards to his "anti-islamic" comments. But is it enough?
The background to the controversy, he said, was the "wish of powers whose survival depends on creating crises".
The row began last week, when the Pope repeated criticism of the Prophet Muhammad by a medieval scholar.
The speech sparked worldwide protests by Muslims. The Pope has apologised and said the views quoted were not his own. THEN WHO'S VIEWS DID THEY EXPRESS POPE? GODS? THAT'S RIGHT, CAUSE GOD SPEAKS TO YOU, RIGHT POPEY?!
Ayatollah Khamenei said the remarks by Pope Benedict XVI last Tuesday were the "latest link" in a chain of a conspiracy to set in another "Crusades."
DEAR POPE: IF YOU'RE GONNA QUOTE A MEDIEVAL TEXT ABOUT ISLAM, THEN YOU SHOULD PROBABLY EXPECT THE SHIT TO HIT THE FAN
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