U.S. "bullying" is no good, but it's OK for me to bully Israel

Here again we see, as discussed [1] here, that appeasement only emboldens the power that is being appeased. While Ahmadinejad rails about "bullying," it is of course he who is the only one who is behaving like a bully.

"Iran's president calls for "real changes" in U.S. policies," from [2] Xinhua, February 18 (thanks to [3] Pamela):

TEHRAN, Feb. 18 (Xinhua) -- Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on Wednesday repeated his call for "real changes" in the U.S. policies, the official IRNA news agency reported.

"Bullying powers should make good on their mistakes by making fundamental and real changes to serve the interests of nations instead of killing them," Ahmadinejad told a rally in the central city of Yazd.

"If you... insist on committing your previous crimes and atrocities, your destiny will be no better than that of former U.S. President Gorge W. Bush," Ahmadinejad said, indirectly addressing current U.S. President Barack Obama.

In a live interview with state television Tuesday night, Ahmadinejad also called for "real changes" in Washington's policies under Obama.

"Iran, along with other world countries, is waiting to witness real changes in the U.S. (policies)," Ahmadinejad said in the live interview.

"Talking about changes is much easier than making them in practice," he said, adding that "the United States needs substantial changes in order to maintain its entity."...

Is he saying that the U.S. will cease to exist if it doesn't make "substantial changes"?