Sunday, January 27, 2008
Commentary on upcoming "elections" in Iran
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State sponsored violence in Iran has seen a new dawn under Ahmadinejad. The judicial and extra-judicial murders and violence under this presidency is no surprise, as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been proven to have had a direct role in committing mass atrocities since the early days of Khomeini's sack of Iran. In light of the upcoming parliamentary elections, this trend of violent behavior is simply a recurring attempt to keep the population under mounting pressure and in check while presenting to the international community a process involving elections. Vetting and disqualification of the candidates is simply a public relations ploy to pretend to a sophisticated democratic electoral process. The graphic violence is part of Islamic regime's internal political campaign. The population of Iranians are being pushed in the corner by a campaign of violence and poverty in order to publicly submit to a slightly lesser evil mask of the same Islamic hierarchy. Nuances of Khatami's first election campaign in 1997 are again in the air, when people desperately prayed for Khatami to become the president compared to the hardliner Ali Akbar Nateq Nouri. And so now we have a hardliner: Ahmadinejad in place after Khatami, proving that the Islamic regime has as all dictatorial ruling classes, only one objective, of preserving the status quo by any means, and undoubtedly they are extremely good at this game. Is the News and Public Relations community again getting into position to make the world believe that Iranians have a choice in the election of the government ruling Iran? If so then we have to admit that the international community has decided to accept the Islamic Republic against the aspiration and wishes of almost all the people of Iran. If this assessment turns out to be true then this is a very sad and dark age with terrible repercussions.
State sponsored violence in Iran has seen a new dawn under Ahmadinejad. The judicial and extra-judicial murders and violence under this presidency is no surprise, as Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has been proven to have had a direct role in committing mass atrocities since the early days of Khomeini's sack of Iran. In light of the upcoming parliamentary elections, this trend of violent behavior is simply a recurring attempt to keep the population under mounting pressure and in check while presenting to the international community a process involving elections. Vetting and disqualification of the candidates is simply a public relations ploy to pretend to a sophisticated democratic electoral process. The graphic violence is part of Islamic regime's internal political campaign. The population of Iranians are being pushed in the corner by a campaign of violence and poverty in order to publicly submit to a slightly lesser evil mask of the same Islamic hierarchy. Nuances of Khatami's first election campaign in 1997 are again in the air, when people desperately prayed for Khatami to become the president compared to the hardliner Ali Akbar Nateq Nouri. And so now we have a hardliner: Ahmadinejad in place after Khatami, proving that the Islamic regime has as all dictatorial ruling classes, only one objective, of preserving the status quo by any means, and undoubtedly they are extremely good at this game. Is the News and Public Relations community again getting into position to make the world believe that Iranians have a choice in the election of the government ruling Iran? If so then we have to admit that the international community has decided to accept the Islamic Republic against the aspiration and wishes of almost all the people of Iran. If this assessment turns out to be true then this is a very sad and dark age with terrible repercussions. SaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezardSaggezard
Labels: Ahmadinejad, Elections, Execution, Khatami, Nateq, Nateq-Nouri, Nouri, Rafsanjani, Violence
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I've always thought we should blow them off the planet (Mullahs, Ahmadinejad, Larijani, Rafi, Khatami, Khamenei, and the rest) - really I wouldn't feed these guys to my dogs. But, I would let them live with the pigs; then again, animal cruelty is forbidden for the "pigs". Damn!
Now seriously, in my view, it will come down, eventually, to a bloody battle and if the battle is a draw, then, it will come down to a very bloody war. For certain people, in the war, I won't feel sorry.
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Now seriously, in my view, it will come down, eventually, to a bloody battle and if the battle is a draw, then, it will come down to a very bloody war. For certain people, in the war, I won't feel sorry.
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