Thursday, June 18, 2009

Taking Sides in Iran

By Robert Parry
June 18, 2009

There are lots of good reasons for wishing that the bombastic Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will be toppled by the political struggle playing out on the streets of Tehran, but there is still that troubling question of whether he actually won the election.

Read on.
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Anonymous said...

Initially I had the same belief as this article that Ahmedinejad may have gotten the vote and have won fairly. Then I did my research and called Iran. When my family who is very religous did not vote for Ahmedinejad, and told me they do not know of anyone else who did, I became very suspecious of the election outcome. I have a feeling that the regime became very troubled by the election of Bibi Nateniaho (spelling) in Israel and decided they need a tough talking president to stand up to Bibi instead of a soft spoken Mousavi.

Thu Jun 18, 08:55:00 PM 2009

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