Ahmadinejad's excessive mud slinging

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Jaleho
by Jaleho
15-Jul-2009
 

For the record, let me first reiterate that I found the presidential debates preceding the Iranian election to be a most fruitful phase in Iran's democracy; a fantastic evolutionary phase of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. It was one of the most important factors which brought up a historic number of Iranians into their country's political arena, which resulted in one of the most impressive mass participations in the election.  I believe that it was high time that the well kept secrets of factions and clerical factionalism following the revolution, be put on the table for everyone to discuss in an open and healthy manner for years to come. However, the constructive criticism mixed with political opportunism, also leads to exaggerated accusations, mud slinging, and hasty slanders that once the barriers are opened suddenly, it can wash out good and bad together in a massive ensuing and uncontrollable flood. 
 
The pent up legitimate frustration of Iranian youth aside; the high jacking of that frustration by foreign media's massive propaganda and the neo-con dream to convert the youth revolt to a "color revolution" ; the dreams of Iranian expats and Shahis who are trying to ride on the back of Iranian youth for their own agenda, and the faction fighting among Iranian clerics and groups within IRG supporting different factions aside.... there is a REAL price that Ahmadinejad will pay for his excessive "lajan parakani" during the presidential debates which is partly reflected in the mass demonstrations. He is partly guilty of the consequences of the civil unrest because of his unchecked accusations, slanders and uncivil debate.
 
Ebrahim Nabavi is writing an article today //iranian.com/main/2009/jul-19  in which he "advises" Rafsanjani in rejecting Ahmadinejad as the legitimate president in the upcoming Friday prayers!! While I believe that Mr. Nabavi better stick to being a jester which he can be good at instead of an advisor to Rafsanjani, I share with him the enthusiasm of Rafsanjani's upcoming chance to defend himself. Unlike Mr. Nabavi, I believe that Rafsanjani is more patriotic and less self-absorbed to attempt a coup in order to defeat the collective wish of Iranian people who elected Ahmadinejad with a large margin. Rafsanjani has devoted his entire life to revolution and Iranian cause, he won't betray Iran to satisfy the silly agenda of people like Mr. Nabavi!
 
I hope that the coming Friday prayers, an event that became one of the pillars of strength of Islamic Revolution and the symbol of the mass presence and vigilance, primarily spearheaded by none other than Heshemi himself, would teach a lesson of greatness and tactfulness to Mr. Ahmadinejad! 


After all, Mr. Rafsanjani has been an important leader of the revolution, and has been on the helm of the the Iranian ship in the most turbulent of the storms facing Iran. His clever leadership has kept Iran from drowning in a sea of international assaults against our country. Rafsanjani was a leader created by a historical moment which is hard to duplicate. Mr. Ahmadinejad is better remember that although he himself has risen from the womb of Iranian masses, and has served his country honestly and to his best in every position that he held, yet he won't be able to fill the footsteps of Rafsanjani, even if he were to live twice!  

I am sure that Hashemi Rafsanjani will be able to repudiate the mud thrown at him, and will defend his monumental legacy while he teaches Ahmadinejad once more some lessons in civility and the true revolutionary spirit.

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Faramarz_Fateh

Vez Vez-e magas ha

by Faramarz_Fateh on Wed Jul 15, 2009 01:41 PM PDT

I find it very hard to believe anyone praising the style or content of Jaleho's blogs.  So, most likely, the replies are from multiple accounts the poster has.  Having said that, I just need to dispute one sentence which will discredit the rest of the ramblings.  Jaleho states:

I found the presidential debates preceding the Iranian election to be a most fruitful phase in Iran's democracy; a fantastic evolutionary phase of the Islamic Revolution of Iran. It was one of the most important factors which brought up a historic number of Iranians into their country's political arena, which resulted in one of the most impressive mass participations in the election.  

JalehO, EVEN you know the participation of people was for nothing else than them being sick of IRI.  Iranians have been, are and will protest the bull shit that has been fed to them for the past 30 years having said nothing about the oppression and abuses of human rights and civic rights.  Presidential debates were not even a minor factor.

80% of people went to the poles asking for change and their votes were flushed down the toilet.  The other 20% were paid by the Islamo-Mafia of IRI to go vote for Ahmadi.

Using the word human being liberally, you are a shamless human being. 


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Manoucher Avaznia

Rosie;

by Manoucher Avaznia on Wed Jul 15, 2009 12:39 PM PDT

I think as an honest person you should bring the whole Bush clan and adiministrations for causing at least three wars with over one million lives lost with Tony Blair and British war thirsty ruling governments to trial first before you put other nations in chaos under the pretext of justice. Justice begins at home.

 

 

 


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Flying Solo

Charisma

by Flying Solo on Wed Jul 15, 2009 12:34 PM PDT

Jaleho:

Your style of writing is nothing short of charismatic.  Your ideologies may be disputed and attacked. Of course - par for the course on this website.  I admire your resilience - the manner in which you are able, through words to present a polished and perfect presentation of the events in Iran. Your genuine conviction shines through.

I don't boast a fraction of your knowledge, conviction or gumption nor that of most of IC posters.  I wish to share how much you remind me of a close relative of mine - who matches you in every way - specifically in conviction.

In the pre-revolutionary days - my cousin was said to throw the best parties, be the life of every lively debate while excelling in her studies abroad.  She returned to Iran to serve her country - chador-clad with two degrees under her belt. She has occupied one key role after another serving her government - the one she believes in - the one she promotes - the one she is willing to die for. Her charisma is matched by her exceptional ability to play with words - so as to mesmerize the reader/the listener.  She is a gifted speaker eloquent, well versed and genuine.  What's more - she is putting her money where her mouth is.  

She explained polygamy to me once.  I will admit that the fervor with which she presented the notion - with such incredible logic , the twists and turns of the words, facial expressions and irresistable conviction wsa just about enough to convert an imbecile like me.  I came away from that dialogue wondering to myself - well - why not - why not just be one of four wives - with all the benefits on earth and then of course in heaven.  Afterall, who'd want to turn that down?

Such is the power of the pen - such is the power of the word. Such is the power of advertisement - to make friends and influence people, to steal minds, and place in its stead - ideologies and dreams - the perfect exploitation of the soul - never mind the  body. 

Intelligent, articulate people such as yourself would do well to guide and lead the youth from within the land.  I challenge you to rise to the occasion - and I mean this in utmost sincerity.

Afterall, who do you know on this planet who would rather take abuse than  be respected by the masses?  Ego must win over.  It is highly doubtful you will ever win the typical IC reader over to your camp.  The jaded, the cynic, the Shah lover, the guilty, the good for nothing, the this , the that. You have a gift. Why not put it to good use.  My cousin has. She is not only in her own country, living the life she preaches but also is she revered by loads of people and yes - she is now a part time wife to a Shiite Moslem. She is living the Islamic Revolution dream. 

 I share this story on your blog specifically because I know many people read your material and hurl stones.  Chase your dream - just like my cousin did. The current regime needs people like you inside of Iran.  Put your money where your mouth is. 

Signed: The guilty silent observer.


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rosie is roxy is roshan

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by rosie is roxy is roshan on Thu Jul 16, 2009 06:55 AM PDT

//www.youtube.com/watch?v=1N29vkIT3eo

 

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(I had ex'd out the content of this post last night not to hide it but out of respect to the readers this thread including believe it or not its blogger. However upon reading her last comment about me which is copied into the follwong  post of mine way above:

//iranian.com/main/comment/edit/197314

I have decided to reinstate it).

 


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Jaleho

Rosie, stop being a drama queen

by Jaleho on Wed Jul 15, 2009 11:38 AM PDT

for gosssake!


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rosie is roxy is roshan

I think Sohrab should lead the Friday prayers.

by rosie is roxy is roshan on Wed Jul 15, 2009 11:37 AM PDT

He will definitely be able to teach a lesson in tact to both AN and Rafsanjani since he is dead and dead people never sling mud at anyone.

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HEY GUESS WHAT, I'M GONNA BE THE FIRST ONE TO SAY IT!

I DON'T GIVE A DAMN WHO 'WON' THE ELECTIONS.

THESE KILLERS MUST GO!

 

ANYONE IS BETTER THAN THEM.


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