Horse's Mouth

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by alimostofi
10-Oct-2007
 

Turning to Iran's economic struggles, Rowhani said that despite high prices for Iran's oil, "we don't see a healthy and dynamic economy."
"If we had an accurate and comprehensive plan, most of the country's problems could have been resolvable," he said More here.

It is good to see that some bickering is beginning to take place. The silence of the Seyyeds is breaking, and people are jockeying for positions in the Seyyed elections in the Spring. More and more Seyyeds will voice their displeasure as the economic noose is tightened. Money talks.

The people of Iran will have to build reserves for the day when national strikes will praralyse the country, and people power will reign over the Seyyeds.

Balatarin
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Folks I am sorry for the

by alimostofi on Fri Oct 12, 2007 06:35 AM PDT

Folks I am sorry for the rude comments. We have people who abuse free speech. I will of course reply politely to any polite comments.

Ali Mostofi

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A curious Iranian: in a

by alimostofi on Fri Oct 12, 2007 12:22 AM PDT

A curious Iranian: in a democracy low voter turnout is a form of apathy which is a form of resentment not too different from a general strike. And in US many people have already shown those sentiments you spoke of and the effect has already been seen.

Ali Mostofi

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Just wondering...

by A curious Iranian (not verified) on Thu Oct 11, 2007 07:32 PM PDT

Dear Ali,

Since you advocate a "general strike" to bring down the current regime (after all, a "general strike" helped bring down the Aryamehr's glorious regime), do you advocate a "general strike" in the U.S. to bring down the American government for killing an exponentially larger number of civilians in Iraq, Vietnam, Guatemala, El Salvador, etc. than the rotten IRI has ever killed? Shouldn't the first responsibility of any Iranian-American be to hold our own government accountable for its actions, and by that I mean the U.S. government, since we live here, work here, and pay taxes here? And shouldn't we say loudly and clearly that, NO MATTER WHAT, we will NOT support an attack or sanctons (i..e. economic strangulation) of Iran? I don't recall you writing any critical words regarding the Pahlavis, Rajavis or any of the other so-called "opposition" to the IRI. Why? I look forward to your response--if you can show the courtesy, intellectual honesty, and common decency to respond.


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He is more than Kosskhol

by Goozidam behet Ali Seyyed (not verified) on Thu Oct 11, 2007 10:31 AM PDT

Ali Seyyed is a super-kosskhol but he thinks he is compeletly sane. Just take look at his picture and you know what I mean.


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Sorry for the spam folks,

by alimostofi on Thu Oct 11, 2007 08:25 AM PDT

Sorry for the spam folks, but some people cannot write decently, so they spend their time throwing mud.  I will of course answer decent comments.  We tolerate free speech here, but we can ignore people too.

 

Ali Mostofi

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