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Dear "LOL",

There is something between dream and disillusion, this is called hope. Without hope you can blow your brain out. Maybe Mousavi turns out worse than Ahmadinejad, maybe he will be the worst failure of the IRI ever. At least I have tried, and then I will try again, and again, until it works out someday.

I have confidence in a better future.

MiNeum

If he transformed Iran into a secular society, yes I would stand corrected.

But realistically, we both know that you and I have a better chance of winning the lottery and being struck by lightning simultaneously.

To MiNeum71

Dear it is not good for one's sanity to be constantly living in a dream fantasy world imagining things that are not really there like Abarmard and a lot of these happy-go-lucky care free so called Iranians living in California, Canada, elsewhere constantly telling people in Iran what to do.

Of course in Abarmard's case, he not only takes them for reality himself but also demands others to do so as well ... lol

Dear "LOL",

Which part of the word Imagine didn't you understand?

dear hateiri

well said. those who resort to name calling and admit to it, don't speak from a vantage point of reason. as we like to say "kam avordand".  those who resort to name calling and do not admit to it, need to view their track record and realize that not only "kam miavarand" but need to practice honesty.

i have friends with a wide range of political views. we all discuss matters with civility, and we have learned to respectfully disagree. the rudeness that you're referring to may be an internet phenomenon where people tend to feel emotionally more distant to a faceless debator; nonetheless, it reveals a truer aspect of their character.

Dear "HateIRI",

Writing MiNeum71, 1L and other IRI supporters associates me with a group, which I don't belong to, and this is an insult which nobody is allowed to do. And if you have had knowledge and good manners, you woudn't have done this.

And for sure the LAST thing we need is a nationalist leader, we had two of them between 1941 and 1989, later on one between 2005 and 2009, they destroyed Iran.

By the way, hate is weakness revealed in apparent strength.

Why don't Iranian listen to

Why don't Iranian listen to us folks in the West and Tehrangelesi's when we ask them to pour into the street as they just did? Why?

MiNeum71, 1L and other IRI supporters

Coward, traitor, and stupid those are my attributes that I have unfortunately gained during my exile period. I consider myself in Exile because i have burn tthe IRI passport 20 years ago and have not obtained one since then.

Coward yes I am for not been there to defend Baha'is, Jews, Womenand other Iranian minorities who been harassed constantly by the fascist regimeof Iran.

Traitor, yes I am to the Iranian people. For not been there for them when they need me.

Stupid, all the time it is one my greatest qualities that is why Iam constantly trying to learn.

As far as to vote or not to vote, no one here is suggesting doingeither. Everyone has their opinion let us be civilized and practice to respectone another opinion without calling names. You can disagree but don’t callsomeone coward since you don’t know them.

Let us go back 12 years. Let us rewind the history to 1997. Historyand very recent one has thought us that this regime can't be trusted either ifa reformer represents them or a conservative.

Now I am very hopeful it clearly shows that people are eager forchange, they are yearning for change. They are ready to go out there and makethat change.

I am actually very excited about the fact that the majority areseeking for that wind of change. 

But what is needed is an honest, trustworthy, visionary andnationalist leader, someone who loves Iran and Iranian people.

This is the time that the oppositions must unite and produce thatleader for the common cause to give Iranian people another option or anotherchoice.

FREE IRAN

CHEERS

To MiNeum71

"Imagine, Mousavi turns out to be a great liberal president, a brave man with strong resilience, the engine for transformation to a secular society: What would you say then? "

Yeah right! very liberal!

//www.radiofarda.com/content/f2_presidential_...

Bozak namir bahar miyad
kombozeh ba khiaar miyad .... lol

Dear MiNeum71 In that Case ;0)

I will consider his Application to Become Reza Pahalvi's Prime Minister ... LOL After All Amir Kabir, his "Role Model" was Also Prime Minister But to a Despot: Nasseredin Shah ! So Prime Minister to a Constitutional Monarch should be an Improvement in his case ;0))

Dear "Kaveh Nouraee", Dear "HATIERI", Dear "Darius",

Imagine, Mousavi turns out to be a great liberal president, a brave man with strong resilience, the engine for transformation to a secular society: What would you say then?

Man enough to admit being wrong and cross the divide?

Keep Up the Pressure Kaveh Jaan ;0)

Kaveh Nouraee Keep Up with your Enlightening Comments. All these Anonymous Clowns want to Impose Their MORAL MAJORITY and HYPOCRITICAL POLITCAL CORRECTNESS as Usual !

ILS N'AURONT PAS NOTRE LIBERTE DE PENSER !

I AM, WAS, AND WILL BE FOR REGIME CHANGE ! 

You're funny

I post under my real name, while your screen name reminds me of an airport runway, and I'm the coward. Cute.

I'm not asking anyone to revolt for me. It's up to them if they want to revolt. But not for me. If they choose, let them do it for themselves. Let them do it for Iran.

Jerk.

Kaveh and HATIERI

So what do you propose?

You guys have nerve to sit here outside Iran and ask others inside Iran to revolt for you? Harf dari boro oonja bezan. Cowards

IranDokht, Daryush and Abarmard Iraniane aziz

"To us Iranians this is a new phenomenon and it's a beginning. These
young people who feel so strongly about this one debate now will never
be silenced again. It's a move towards the right direction."

What new phenomenon, what new beginning:

1979 (IRI revolution), 1997 (Khatami's Revolution), who are you guys kidding.

The problem with you Iranian is you forget so quickly and don't want to go back and study and read.

I used to hear the same comments, same news headline during Khatami's election:

Young People, Change, Freedom, Democracy

What happend? 12 years later we are still in the same mess and more mess!

Khatami promised to young people more freedom, more jobs and he was all about open dialogs.

He was on Charles Rose's PBS show several time and spoke about opening Iran to outside world.

Then 1999 student uprising, 1000 of student murederd, beaten, kicked out of unversities, their dreams shattered. All under hope and pretext of Khatami's more social freedom, freedom of Expression.
Khatami and his administration did nothing. He actually criticized the students and called them anarchist. He sided with the Basijis and favored the revolutionary guard.
Please let us stop fooling ourselves and let us at least we who live abroad be more open minded and be honest.
IRI regime is fascist, dictatorial regime, either Ahmadinejad or Mousavi they are from the same pile of .....
take care

FREE IRAN

CHEERS

You can't fool us again

Some Iranians never learn their lesson from the past. As long as sultan sayad Ali Khamaneie is the suprem leader, the president of Iran wont have political power and as always has nothing to say. There are some stupid people in Iran and also here in Iranian.com who think if Mousavi, Karobee or Rezaee win the election the situation will be better for people in Iran. Of course if they are IRI supporters like the ones here on Iranian.com then it is understandable!

Dear Irandokht

You nailed it!

The election is much more than who will become the president. It is about the democratic process and  people's right that Iranian nation fought for with its blood, and is upholding it by taking part in the process.

Kaveh, I wonder too

I wonder what the so-called Iranian "opposition" will do when they grasp the fact that neither Pahlavist nor Rajavist thugs will sit in Niavaran Palace? Kaveh, what will you do? But hey, you can always keep posting on Iranian.com.

Kaveh jaan

Can you believe this character? Plus, it's 2:24 am in Iran. Don't worry though, everybody knows he's full of s**t. He just doesn't realize how ridiculous he sounds!!!

foozool

So people who have DSL think they own the world?

I have high-speed cable. So does that mean I own this world and whatever planet you're living on?

And if Team Melli can't defeat a pitch filled with malnourished and oppressed North Koreans, there might be an enghelab after all.

Only if team-e-melli beat N.Korea on Saturday

che ghooqhaee misheh.

This is amazing how youth reacted to the debat.
Ahmadinejad is out, after pulling that nonsense about Moosavi's wife.

Change doesn't mean regime change u,,,,,,
that will come in some other form one day
to all negative ones who live abroad. specially those who thing they own the world cuz they have DSL or they can judge those iran.

I prefer not to turn TV on and have an idiot represent Iran and trash talk the entire world.

It is simple either Ahmadi or Mosavi. and those who don't vote basicly dont care about Iran. its as simple as that.

The reality is the winner will represent Iran and Iranians for the next 4yrs.

wake up. you think ur so proud, hiding in the west and working in pizza shop.:)

Team meilli on saturday "enqelab mishe"

Daryush

First of all, don't act like you're living in Iran, because with IR-mandated dialup internet there's no way you could respond to my post as quickly as you did. 

Secondly, when push comes to shove, your balls are likely to hide in your abdominal cavity out of pure fear. That's assuming they've actually dropped in the first place.

Lastly, "throw what you have"? What is it that you have to throw? Freedom? Openness? Fairness? Equality? Personal liberty?

Working with what you got? Dude, what you have amounts to jack shit. These people who are out in the streets are realizing that. They're the ones with the balls you covet.

Yeah, I'm here. Your point? Why don't you show the rest of the class which one is you in these videos? 

That's what I thought.

My hope is that when they are disappointed (and believe me, they will be) from the fact that even if Moussavi wins it will just be the "same dog with different fleas" they won't give up and be content to "work with what they got".

Kaveh

As much as you find your life comfortable and relaxed in the west and won't spear your chest for your country men in a case of revolution in Iran, I and anyone else won't either. So topple what? We are working with what we got. Got balls? come here and talk otherwise sit a side and enjoy the ride for free.

You want us to throw what we have, send our country to uncertainty so if successful you'll come and visit otherwise you remain there? No dude, we live here and don't have the luxury of having a dual citizenship.

I wonder

what will they do when they realize that nothing will change, even if the monkey loses.

Changing one president for another is akin to painting a building that has been condemned.

Hopefully they will be able to channel this energy into getting rid of these goons with the same gusto their parents had when they rolled out the red carpet for them 30 years ago.

Dear Dokhtar e Iran !

خسته نباشي !

لابد شنيدي كه ئب تند زود عرق ميكنه!! ايكاش من هم ميدتونستم  مثل تو باور كنم كه احساسات و هيجان براي يكك تغيير بنيادي كافي  است.

با احترام

Akhey

heyvuniyaa, only if they had laleh Gillani (Razmandeye panbeyee) telling them how to become "demok raasi" then everything would have been fine. aah, poor people. lol

Never die

You can never break the spirit of young Iranians. They are the future, and they want their country back. The national nightmare of the past four years is about to end.  Vote Mousavi!

paid agents of Akbar Shah

that's what they all are.

Don't be fooled!

I am with you Dokhtar e Iran

Well said

wonderful!

I don't even care which side they're rooting for. The fact that young Iranians are so involved and appreciate any sign of political openness and discussions means a lot.

People of the west do not appreciate their freedom and their rights as they should. Just until recently many of my American friends were openly admitting that they don't care about politics and have never voted nor followed any issues.

To us Iranians this is a new phenomenon and it's a beginning. These young people who feel so strongly about this one debate now will never be silenced again. It's a move towards the right direction.

Thanks for putting all these short videos together. 

IRANdokht