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  1. August 29, 2009, 09:23 AM #1
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    Default Ahmadinejad wants opposition prosecuted

    As if he hasn't damaged his reputation in the West enough already...
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    Default Re: Ahmadinejad wants opposition prosecuted

    let him. hopefully someday someone will topple him and the Mullahs.
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    Good! Let him bury himself in his own grave. One day he's going to be shot. I have a pretty good feeling.
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    How the hell is this guy still president, this election fraud was even worse than in our 2004 election, and thats saying something

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin N View Post
    How the hell is this guy still president, this election fraud was even worse than in our 2004 election, and thats saying something
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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin N View Post
    How the hell is this guy still president, this election fraud was even worse than in our 2004 election, and thats saying something
    You know it took me a minute.

    At first I thought this had to be a 2000 tin foil hattery, at least that one was close.

    But I forgot about the extra two ply tinfoil hattery that some subscribed to in 2004.

    Apparently the Trilateral commission wanted Bush in 2004 and Obama in 2008? .
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    Heh i dont know, in essence there both the same but theres a minor difference - bush was voted out and he kept his position from the house and senate rejecting the claim aswell as kerry conceiding, though there was widespread vote fraud like always in every election, ahmadinejad was voted out and kept his position from violence so theres a bit of a difference.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Martin N View Post
    Heh i dont know, in essence there both the same but theres a minor difference - bush was voted out and he kept his position from the house and senate rejecting the claim aswell as kerry conceiding, though there was widespread vote fraud like always in every election, ahmadinejad was voted out and kept his position from violence so theres a bit of a difference.
    Bush was not voted out in 2004...
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    How didn't I hear of this before?! This is no democracy, this is terror! What's the point of having elections if the president will prosecute the opposition? I, for one, am outraged!
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    Quote Originally Posted by goodguy1066 View Post
    How didn't I hear of this before?! This is no democracy, this is terror! What's the point of having elections if the president will prosecute the opposition? I, for one, am outraged!


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    Quote Originally Posted by goodguy1066 View Post
    How didn't I hear of this before?! This is no democracy, this is terror! What's the point of having elections if the president will prosecute the opposition? I, for one, am outraged!
    If the opposition is not a part of a political elite in power, its always going to be prosecuted.
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    He's just getting mad I suppose. You know, Khamenei did a withdrawal on Wednesday and told that the heads of the opposition are not related to foreign powers and admitted that some crimes had happened in Kahrazak and Kooye daneshgah and said that the criminals should be punished. He tried to clean the mess but Ahmadinejad ruined it all again.

    By the end of this weak, Majlis (congress) should vote for his minesters and many predict failure for Ahmadinejad
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    Quote Originally Posted by DashSia View Post
    He's just getting mad I suppose. You know, Khamenei did a withdrawal on Wednesday and told that the heads of the opposition are not related to foreign powers and admitted that some crimes had happened in Kahrazak and Kooye daneshgah and said that the criminals should be punished. He tried to clean the mess but Ahmadinejad ruined it all again.

    By the end of this weak, Majlis (congress) should vote for his minesters and many predict failure for Ahmadinejad
    Interesting, seems te seeds have been sewn to rip your current government out of there.
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    Default Re: Ahmadinejad wants opposition prosecuted

    The supreme leader seems more sensible to me than Ahmedinejad, I wonder what his reasoning is for supporting him.




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    Quote Originally Posted by persianfan247 View Post
    The supreme leader seems more sensible to me than Ahmedinejad, I wonder what his reasoning is for supporting him.
    The supreme leader seems sensible because he is in a position where he can afford to be sensible. Still, I do not believe Ahmadinejad is a simple puppet; the man must hold real tangible power in Iran but this power is kept in check due to religious reasons (after all, Iran's official name is Islamic Republic of Iran). The reason he is so "irrational" is possibly because he has to appease a religious power that remains stronger than him.

    Just think about it, if you are the supreme leader of a country why does it matter to you who is its "president"?
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