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Tehrān : Iran | 4 months ago  
Friday prayers: Differing views Mounting Outrage in Iran! Islamic council of students has already called for the resignation of Ahmadinejad's VP pick &
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  • Posted By mllovric mllovric | 4 months ago
    Time has come for a change but with the Iranian Daily chief being appointed by Khamenei is a solvable problem, burn the newspaper down. 20/7/2009.
  • Posted By jmsjoin jmsjoin | 4 months ago
    Hi mllovric
    I agree! It will take time but it will happen. I heard this morning that Ahmadinejad's VP had to resign because of hard line opposition. He was pro Israeli. Cracks continue to show!
  • Posted By jmsjoin jmsjoin | 4 months ago
    Hi mllovric
    I agree! It will take time but it will happen. I heard this morning that Ahmadinejad's VP had to resign because of hard line opposition. He was pro Israeli. Cracks continue to show!
  • Posted By Changez Changez | 4 months ago
    The reason those three have not yet made alliance is because they might have aims other than to overthrow the current regime, or to change the structure of the revolution.

    They are more concerned with power and getting to it. Rafsanjani was President, and a harsh one at that, before. I do not think he will be particularly softer as Supreme leader.

    In fact he may be one of the most negative people in the spot. Khamenei as still, for years, been a soft spoke and relatively quiescent figure. He has never used the power of the supreme leader to its full extent.

    More importantly, he was the reason and the main support for Mohammad Khatami, Iran's truly reformist president, who beat Rafsanjani in the mid-90's.

    Khatami was hounded and halted at every step, and still managed to do a lot in he way of reform. Iran's current leniency is his doing. Rafsanjani is more hardline, as you have mentioned.

    I would suggest taking a closer look at these men, because as they say, 'Hail to the new chief, same as the old chief'. Just in this case, the new chief might be a whole lot worse for the young population of Iran who want to live and have fun like young people everywhere.

    I think the reason Khamenei stood behind Ahmadinejad was because the latter really did win. Or perhaps Khamenei believed he did. Rafsanjani, though, smells like a crook.
  • Posted By jmsjoin jmsjoin | 4 months ago
    Hi changez
    I know! The more things change the more they remain the same. If he could Rafsanjani wants to nuke Israel too. I just think Sistani could hold the three of them together.
  • Posted By jmsjoin jmsjoin | 4 months ago
    Hi changez
    I know! The more things change the more they remain the same. If he could Rafsanjani wants to nuke Israel too. I just think Sistani could hold the three of them together.
  • Posted By FauziaSultana FauziaSultana | 4 months ago
    Whatever is the outcome, it is hoped the people of Iran are not made to suffer any further and peace comes back in this region.
  • Posted By jmsjoin jmsjoin | 4 months ago
    I agree Fauzia! I noted this morning that Ahmadinejad's VP resigned as the hard liners wanted him relieved because he wanted peace with Israel. The cracks deepen!
  • Posted By spike-breaker08 spike-breaker08 | 2 months ago
    your article is so long..it's somewhat boring to read. but overall, good info
  • Posted By jmsjoin jmsjoin | about 1 month ago
    Thanks spike I think! Quite a convoluted mess for sure!

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