Iranian opposition leader, Mehdi Karroubi says that people's will must take precedence over everything in any government. In response to public questions on the internet, Karroubi said: "People must decide whether they want a religious or non-religious government and they must be allowed to choose their own form of government."He insisted that the current Iranian government lacks both religious and republic content, and added that "the republic aspect of the government must take precedence and people's will must be accepted."
He urged people to support the current constitution but stated that in an independent and free milieu, the constitution can be constructively altered.
Karroubi emphasized that in the current situation, hampering on the defects of the constitution only wastes the energy of the opposition.
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".... religious or non-religious government....."
by Rea on Mon Aug 23, 2010 02:37 AM PDTIs this another mistranslation ? For it doesn't make sense at all.
People vote for the Government. Nothing to do with religion.
Btw, the Supreme Leader or the Pope, you have no say in it. They are s/elected within their own clique, anyway.
Check Out reference to the Democracy Index in article ;0)
by Darius Kadivar on Mon Aug 23, 2010 01:52 AM PDTSweden Comes First as the most democratic Country. Oh isn't Sweden a Constitutional Monarchy ? ;0)
Democracy Index as published in January, 2007.
The palest blue countries get a score above 9.5 out of 10 (with Sweden being the most democratic country at 9.88), while the black countries score below 2 (with North Korea being the least democratic at 0.86).