IJay
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Bring down this criminal extremist Irani Mullas from power.
Their days are numbered.Watch these exclusive videos link from Iran.What these extremist criminal terrorist Mulla regime doing to their own people!!
SHAME ON IRANI GOVERNMENT OF IRAN!
SHAME ON IRANI MEDIA!
DOWN DOWN IRAN TERRORIST Mullas
Ahmedi Nijaad you go to hell
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/06/13/iran-demonstrations-viole_n_215189.html
I will continue to post more videos as soon as its available online
IJay
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Lets see how Pakistani Shia going to support PEOPLE OF IRAN,THEIR SHIA BROTHERS OR TERRORIST MULLAS OF RAN.Who are killing innocent civilians.
People in Esfahan on the roof shout "Allah-o-Akbar" (God is Great) which means only God is perfect not any dictator human. They just want to say no as a protesting to government.
People are protesting government to redeem their human rights, democracy.
People want to redeem their votes which are stolen by Ahmadinejad in Islamic Republic presidential elections 2009.
مخالفت مدنی
They only want to say no to government by shouting "God is Great" !!!
I just recorded their voice for example as 0.1% of protesting in Iran against government.
But they ONLY want to show they are together.
Voice of the truth in freedom we seek.
freedom who is in prison being tortured under Iran`s dictator Islamic regime, these are villagers around Natanz, Esfahan Iran.
chechen
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Iranian Mullah and its people are same. Those elections are fraud. The crazy Mullahs are problem but the crazy masses supporting America and so called democracy are bigger problem.
I seriously doubt Mosovi actually won the elections. Mosovi has support in urban areas while ahmedi has support from rural areas with conservative views who forms the majority of Iranian population.
However, AhmediNijad do represent "Moulvi Inc" and wareness needs to be raised among Iranians about that. Also, the urban Iranians whoa re still mentaly living in the era of the idiot King should stop being so impressed with western values. They are pretty much zehni ghulam of west. You should see this urban elite when they go out Iran, you will be surprised how "liberal" they are. They probably leave Europeans behind in their so-called roshan khayal etadaal pasandee.
Dervaish
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Ah! If only Pakistan, a nation uninterruptedly ruled by criminally slavish pimps and whores of all sorts--the wardi, dhoti and ajrak clad mafias who have made Pakistan a nation that is now feared and loathed first than anything else---had some of the likes of these Iranian Mullahs and statesmen! If only the current Pakistani leadership, the good American boot-licking boy Kiyani, the dakoo Zardari and the lohar Sharifs had an iota of the self respect and integrity that we see in their Iranian counterparts, Pakistan would be a lot better place and so would be this pathetic site that is always verging on the idiotic site of things!
Migel9
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IGAY???Your hatred of iran will lead you to the satanic LORD
OF KARACHI ALTAAF KALIA( SMALL SECTION ONLY)I smell ignorance in your assesment of iran our neibhor brother country...Iran has its roots in their people unlike Pakistani coward slave filth ruler who`s only support and roots are in the american EMBASSY in islamabad.you have no honor integrity respect love for pakistan.Read history before you open your ignorant mouth. you are a product of divide n rule of colonialist **** from the christian west.
shamwariz
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@Ijay and @ chechen
Proud Pakistanis
One side India our enemy
Afghnistan our enemy
Iran our enemy
chechen
Member
Puppets Karzai and Zardari were embraced by that clown Ahmedinijad in Tehran recently. How can they be enemies? Then the clown Ahmedinijad went to war criminal Putin in Moscow. For nuclear know how? Who is he trying to fool? The Iranian leadership is fooling the masses in believing that they have a "islamic" republic. They don't have a clue about that. Same banana republic like Pakistan. All have long ways to come out of their banana shell and morph into a Islamic Republic status.
Dervaish
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You can count on the fact election was fair
By George Galloway
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There are grounds for being surprised at the result of the Iranian election.
Even grounds for being disappointed.
But there are absolutely no grounds for the cats' chorus of criticism and allegations now emanating from some quarters after the cookie crumbled the wrong way.
I have been more closely interested than normal in this poll.
I present two weekly shows for Iranian-owned Press TV.
As such, I know that, uniquely for a developing country, the Iranian broadcast media went to extraordinary lengths to be fair to all four presidential candidates.
More than 85 per cent of the electors turned out to vote - compared with 35 per cent in our own elections recently. That's nearly 40million Xs on ballot papers.
This massive exercise took place without trouble of any kind - the polling stations were kept open longer than required to facilitate the huge lines of people outside.
Indeed, that's one of the reasons I discount the opposition complaints.
When a candidate is reduced to protesting that too MANY people were allowed to vote, you know he's in trouble.
The counting, too, was awesome. And, by the way, there were observers from all four camps present throughout these stages.
Although the western media largely did the usual thing - not straying far from their five-star hotels, talking to those who would happily talk to them and especially if they spoke English - it's clear they mistook the plusher parts of the capital for the country at large. Mahmoud Ahmadinejad commands the loyalty of the poor, the working class and the rural voters whose development he has championed.
He lives like them, looks like them - he's never worn a suit since becoming president - and there's more of them than the English speaking more liberal elites now on the streets demonstrating.
It will soon fizzle out.
This election almost mirrors the class composition of the recent polls in Venezuela. President Hugo Chavez has exactly the same friends in his country. And the same enemies.
I've said many times that Ahmadinejad's comments about the Holocaust are a disgrace. His rhetoric can be ugly and he does not play well in Peoria, the mid-west weather vane here in the US where I am at present.
But he is the president of an important country and we'll just have to accept it.
IJay
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Just Blah blah blah! iranian revolution in progress no one can stop these Mullas from going down! Khomani era's will be finished soon
I have friends in iran this is not just web news.
Abid
Member
Keep dreaming...
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