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Rafsanjani says Iran is ‘in crisis’
Financial Times / Najmeh Bozorgmehr17-Jul-2009 (one comment)
Akbar Hashemi-Rafsanjani, Iran’s influential former president, told a crowd of massed opposition supporters on Friday that Iran was in “crisis” following the disputed presidential election and and urged confidence building measures. At a historic Friday prayers address at Tehran university, Mr Rafsanjani, whose words were repeatedly interrupted by both supporters and opponents, said: “Conditions today are bitter… and we all have lost”.
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Subversive!
by John on Fri Jul 17, 2009 05:41 AM PDTWow, even the esteemed Financial Times is getting involved in political subterfuge and covert editorial comment: at least twice in this article the author refers to "Mr Ahmadi-Nejad".