AHMADINEJAD

Rewarded for obedience

Mr. Khamenei did not see a partner in Mr. Mousavi

03-Jul-2009 (2 comments)
The post election events in Iran and the ensuing “selection” of Mr. Ahmadinejad and the subsequent brutal suppression of the popular furor is puzzling for any Iran observer. The Ayatollahs in Iran have hitherto prided themselves for ruling by consensus and having the masses behind them. The recent events are a turning point as for the first time in the post revolution history of Iran the schism in the ruling clerical establishment was on display for the world to see, and for the savage suppression of the largely peaceful rallies by the “children of the revolution”. The true intentions behind stealing the people’s votes and anointing President Ahmadinejad for a second term may be opaque, but we get some hints from the Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei’s Friday sermon>>>

HUMAN RIGHT WATCH

Darius Kadivar

6 people executed in Qom 29 people due to be executed in Tehran

inewsit.com
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03-Jul-2009 (2 comments)
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Jojo
03-Jul-2009
You are the memory that haunts us, days >>>
Rostam_baradar_e_Neda
03-Jul-2009
I just had to put this sentence I've read here:>>>
Mohanned
03-Jul-2009 (8 comments)
Most totalitarian dictatorial regimes use the same manner in dealing with their peoples when they see these peoples started protest the dictatorial policies of these regimes>>>

VIEW

Not too late

Iran’s leaders can show maturity by adopting a less fearful approach

03-Jul-2009 (71 comments)
The recent presidential elections turmoil in Iran, regardless of the ‘truth’ behind the events, will undoubtedly have serious ramifications for the Islamic Republic on several fronts. Chief among these is an inevitable blow to the Islamic Regime’s legitimacy, and its regional and global standing in the eyes of Iranians, the region’s population, and that of the world at large. Within Iran, it is clear that a major rift among the population has manifested itself both on the streets and within the political and religious elite. On the one hand, millions of Iranian women and men have confirmed their frustration with the Regime and Mr. Ahmadinejad’s presidency through street demonstrations and direct action>>>
David ET
03-Jul-2009 (one comment)
دی شیخ با چراغ همی گشت گرد شهر
کز دیو و دل ملولم و انسانم آرزوست >>>
jimzbund
03-Jul-2009 (4 comments)
a woman is worth less than a man's left testicle ! >>>
Orang Gholikhani
03-Jul-2009 (6 comments)
برقص و بچرخ
با ریتم فراموشی
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Setareh Sabety
03-Jul-2009 (9 comments)
The following is a two part chat with a young female relative in Iran. I am sharing it with her o.k and approval. These kids want the world to know what is happening to them. Please pass on and re-post.>>>

تذکر مي دهم

Q
Saanei.org / يوسف صانعي
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03-Jul-2009 (14 comments)
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Which? USA or Taliban ?

wgm1919

Afghans prefer Taliban to US troops?

presstv
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03-Jul-2009 (2 comments)
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condemnation

Fair

Ayatollah Sanei condemns orders to attack people

BBC
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03-Jul-2009 (3 comments)
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ZEALOTS

Middle ground

Islam, like any other religions, is not inherently violent, Aslan asserts

03-Jul-2009 (84 comments)
Dr. Aslan’s rigorous examination of the key factors that transform young men into zealous Muslims willing to sacrifice their lives, determined to challenge the existing world order, and serving as the conduit for horrific attacks against innocent human beings helps us to better understand Jihadism and why it should be considered a social movement. The author argues that it is the demonization of Muslims in many Western countries like the UK that changed otherwise peaceful Muslims like Hasib Mir Hussain - one of the four terrorists who carried out a suicide attack by detonating a bomb on a bus that exploded inTavistock Square in London killing 13 including himself - into violent Jihadists.>>>

You Don't Say !

capt_ayhab

Report: U.S. to block Iran sanctions at G8 summit

Haaretz / Shlomo Shamir
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03-Jul-2009 (2 comments)
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