What more do you need to know? They are going for it!
"Iranian Elections: The ‘Stolen Elections’ Hoax
What is astonishing about the West’s universal condemnation of the electoral outcome as fraudulent is that not a single shred of evidence in either written or observational form has been presented either before or a week after the vote count.
There is hardly any election, in which the White House has a significant stake, where the electoral defeat of the pro-US candidate is not denounced as illegitimate by the entire political and mass media elite. In the most recent period, the White House and its camp followers cried foul following the free (and monitored) elections in Venezuela and Gaza, while joyously fabricating an ‘electoral success’ in Lebanon despite the fact that the Hezbollah-led coalition received over 53% of the vote."
Interesting: U.S. Successfully Steals Lebanese Election
Now, about Iran: Ajax Redux: Recounting the Iranian Election
Ajax Redux: Agenda-Pushing Coup
TEHRAN, Iran --Hundreds of thousands of protesters dressed in black and green flooded the streets of Tehran on Thursday in a somber, candlelit show of defiance and mourning for those killed in clashes after Iran's disputed presidential election. The massive march -- the fourth this week -- sent a powerful message that opposition leader Mir Hossein Mousavi has the popular backing to sustain his unprecedented challenge to Iran's ruling clerics.
Even President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, named the landslide winner in the June 12 election, appeared to take the growing opposition more seriously and backtracked on his dismissal of the protesters as "dust" and sore losers.
The government tried to placate Mousavi and his supporters by inviting him and two other candidates who ran against Ahmadinejad to a meeting Saturday with Iran's main electoral authority, the Guardian Council.... Mousavi accuses the government of widespread vote-rigging and demands a full recount or a new election, flouting the will of Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei -- a man endowed with virtually limitless powers under its constitution....
Mousavi, dressed in a black suit, was almost swallowed up by the throng as he addressed them briefly through a handheld loudspeaker. Press TV, an English-language version of Iranian state television designed for foreigners, said he called for calm and self-restraint from the crowd that the broadcaster estimated in the hundreds of thousands. Foreign news organizations have been barred from reporting on Tehran's streets.
For the fifth straight night, Ahmadinejad opponents went to their rooftops in Tehran and cried out "Allahu akbar!" -- "God is great!" The rooftop shouting is a deeply symbolic tactic that Mousavi borrowed from the Islamic Revolution and the idea that people power can challenge any system. The rooftop cries were how Khomeini asked Iran to show its unity against the shah 30 years ago.
Hundreds of thousands, including middle-class families and religious men and women, have flocked to Tehran's streets in recent days to declare their support for Mousavi. Similar, smaller protests have popped up in other cities in Iran. Protesters have focused on the results of the balloting rather than challenging the Islamic system of government. But a shift in anger toward Iran's non-elected theocracy could result in a showdown over the foundation of Iran's system of rule.
"I don't think everyone wants to end the Islamic Republic because many people in Iran are very religious. So I think this current movement should keep Islam in it to maintain support. Unity is important," said a 29-year-old engineering graduate.... The groundswell of support appears to have taken Iran's leaders -- and even Mousavi supporters -- by surprise....
The crowds in Tehran and elsewhere have been able to organize despite a government clampdown on the Internet and cell phones. The government has blocked certain Web sites, such as BBC Farsi, Facebook, Twitter and several pro-Mousavi sites that are vital conduits for Iranians to tell the world about protests and violence. Other sites are slow to connect.
Text messaging, which is a primary source of spreading information in Tehran, has not been working since last week, and cell phone service in Tehran is frequently down. The government initially tried to dismiss Mousavi's election allegations and supporter anger, but after four days of sustained protest, Ahmadinejad appeared to backtrack on his criticism and take the growing opposition more seriously.
COUP COMING!!
"I was only addressing those who rioted, set fires and attack people. I said they are nothing," Ahmadinejad said in a previously taped video shown Thursday on state TV. "Every single Iranian is valuable. Government is a service to all."
And here is what was CUT from my paper (sigh):
Shortly after the election, Mousavi appealed for the backing of clerics in the holy city of Qom, Iran's seat of Islamic learning and a critical political base for the theocracy. He received shows of solidarity from several liberal ayatollahs but has not captured widespread support....
EXCUUUUUUUUUUSE ME?
And GET THIS ONE:
The Iranian government directly accused the United States of meddling in the deepening crisis. A statement by state-run Press TV blamed Washington for "intolerable" interference. The report, on Press TV, cited no evidence....
Oh, well, ain't that the DEBVIL'S PISS, huh, readers?
--more--"To top it off I get a THIRD VERSION of the web version of the paper:
Hundreds of thousands stage somber rally in Iran All I can say is WTF is UP with the CENSORSHIP?
Oh, and YOU WANT PROTESTS?
The ONE-SIDED ZIONIST AGENDA-PUSHERS will also give you THAT:
"Iranians rally across Europe to decry vote; Some demand regime’s ouster" by Deborah Seward, Associated Press | June 19, 2009
PARIS - Iranians demonstrated in capitals around Europe yesterday to protest the disputed Iranian presidential election and the regime’s treatment of its critics.
In Paris, Reporters without Borders, the media advocacy group, also held a rally across from the Iranian Embassy to protest a crackdown on Iranian and foreign media by the government of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran. Iranians in Paris, London, Stockholm, and The Hague were out on the streets to show their support of opponents of Ahmadinejad and the powerful Islamic clerical elite.
The biggest demonstrations were in Stockholm, where up to 800 mainly expatriate Iranians gathered in the city’s main square, and at The Hague, where about 300 people rallied outside the Dutch Parliament. Hundreds of protesters wearing green or holding green placards demonstrated outside the Iranian Embassy in London. Some held candles like the silent protesters in Tehran, while others shouted slogans. Police said there were no reports of arrests or violence.
Antiwar turns out thousands and nothing! People are protesting Wall Street and bankers everyday, nothing. Ahmadinejad had HUNDREDS of THOUSANDS TURN out and the MSM LIED ABOUT IT!
I'm tired of the biased and selective attention paid to protests from the agenda-pushing MSM! Read WHAT they COVER and HOW they COVER it and it tells you all you need to know!
Several separate protests in Paris drew fewer than 50 people each. Some 30 Iranian protesters gathered near the National Assembly in central Paris held up banners, including one that said “Mullahs Terrorists.’’ They chanted “Bye, bye dictator.’’
But they get coverage -- and APPROVING COVERAGE at that!
In The Hague, about 300 protesters sang and chanted outside the Dutch Parliament to show support for protesters killed during demonstrations in Iran....
I know some U.S. leaders I'd like to see there!
But not all the Iranians in The Hague supported Mousavi. In Stockholm, police and organizers estimated that between 500 and 800 people, mostly expatriate Iranians, gathered at the capital’s main Sergels Torg square.
Braving cold winds and a persistent drizzle, demonstrators chanted slogans and joined in, as nostalgic Iranian fight songs poured from the sound system. Speakers at the event called on the Iranian government to respect human rights.
What happened to global warming?
What, Iran torture like we do?
One corner of the square was dedicated to the people who have fallen victim during protests in Tehran, with graphic photographs of the bodies of those killed laid out on the ground. Demonstrators laid down pink and red roses by the pictures. “They are for the students killed in Iran after the election,’’ said Mojgan Zand, a travel agent from Iran, as she laid down a flower.
Yeah, all seven of them!
Where's the DEDICATION to the PAKISTANIS obama just WASTED in MISSILE STRIKES?
Where's the DEDICATION to the MILLION IRAQIS that have DIED because of OUR LIES?
Where's the DEDICATION to the UNKNOWN NUMBER of AFGHANS we have SLAUGHTERED?
Where's the DEDICATION to 1,400 PALESTINIANS MURDERED by ISRAEL last January?!!
And the SCREWS TIGHTEN:
Also yesterday, the British government said $1.64 billion in Iranian assets are frozen in Britain under international sanctions imposed over Tehran’s nuclear program, Reuters reported. The UN Security Council has imposed three sets of sanctions on Iran since 2006 over its nuclear program, which Western powers suspect is aimed at developing atomic weapons.
Tehran says its program is designed only to generate electricity. The UN sanctions include freezing the assets of companies and people alleged to be engaged in or supporting sensitive nuclear work or the development of ballistic missiles, including state-run Bank Sepah and firms controlled by the Revolutionary Guards. The European Union has frozen the assets of Iran’s biggest bank, Bank Melli.
Using the BANKS, huh?
--more--"
"Iran's leader: End protests or risk 'bloodshed'" by Ali Akbar Dareini and Brian Murphy, Associated Press Writers | June 19, 2009
TEHRAN, Iran --Iran's supreme leader sought Friday to end the deepening crisis over disputed elections with one decisive speech -- declaring the vote will almost certainly stand and sternly warning opposition leaders to end street protests or be held responsible for any "bloodshed and chaos" to come.
AS IT SHOULD!!!!
But a first sign of possible resistance came shortly after nightfall in Tehran....
STAY TUNED!
And THIS NEXT BIT, I don't know what to make:
As he concluded his sermon, Khamenei invoked the names of Shiite saints and began weeping.
Oh, man!!!
The Iranians are SO MUCH BETTER than OUR EVIL STINK RULERS!!!!
They ACTUALLY HAVE FEELINGS and ARE HUMAN!!!!!!!
Ours, sorry to say, AmeriKa, are a bunch of GREEDY, POWER-CRAZED MASS-MURDERERS!!!!!!!
O' Lord, please let Fatima recognize my tears that I shed for Iran!!!!!!!
Among the worshippers sitting on the carpeted floor of the mammoth prayer hall was Ahmadinejad in a tan jacket and one of his three election rivals, former Revolutionary Guard commander Mohsen Rezaei. Crowds spilled into the campus....
"The Islamic state would not cheat and would not betray the vote of the people," said Khamenei, standing on a raised platform decorated with Quranic verses and flanked by flowers....
No, that would be countries like AMERIKA and ISRAEL!!!!!!!!
"Some people assume that through street riots they can have pressure over the establishment, and try to force the officials to actually listen to them. This is also wrong," Khamenei said. "Giving in to illegal demands and requests under pressure -- this is itself the beginning of dictatorship."
He also accused foreign media and Western countries of trying to create a political rift and stir up chaos.
Like in 1953, right? Operation Ajax? This SURE LOOKS LIKE a REPLAY!!!
Iranian leaders often blame foreign "enemies" for plots against the country, but Khamenei's comments suggest Iran could remain cool to expanding dialogue with the West and the offer of opening talks with Washington.
Oh, is that the LYING ZIONIST AmeriKan MSM just SPITTING in YO' FACE or WHAT, Americans? What OUTRAGEOUS CHUTZPAH -- even for THEM!!!!!
"Some of our enemies in different parts of the world intended to depict this absolute victory, this definitive victory, as a doubtful victory," he said. "It is your victory. They cannot manipulate it."
I'll tell you what: he's making me weep!
Btw, WHO has Iran attacked in the last thousand years?
I'll bet the U.S. has 'em beat 10 times over and we have only been around 200+ years!
Khamenei blamed the United States, Britain and "other enemies" for fomenting unrest. He said Iran would not see a second revolution like those that transformed the countries of the former Soviet Union.
You know whom the OTHER is don't you, readers?
British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and other European Union leaders expressed dismay over the threat of a crackdown. The British Foreign Office told Iran's charge d'affairs in London that Khamenei's comments were "unacceptable and had no basis in fact," a spokesman said on condition of anonymity in line with policy.
Like I'm going to believe the fat-f***, limey liar here!
Both houses of the U.S. Congress approved a resolution condemning "the ongoing violence" by the Iranian government and its suppression of the Internet and cell phones. It also expressed support for Iranian citizens who embrace freedom....
Yup, EVEN the VIOLENT ONES!!!!!!!!
What the ABOVE PARAGRAPH SHOWS is the TOTAL ZIONIST CONTROL of THIS CONGRESS!
And WHAT ELSE are they doing today?
VOTING on an APOLOGY for SLAVERY!!!!!!
Ummm, guys, THIS NATION is in REAL TROUBLE and you are WASTING TIME on THAT?
In an interview taped Friday with CBS, Obama said he is very concerned by the "tenor and tone" of Khamenei's comments. He also said that how Iran's leaders "approach and deal with people who are, through peaceful means, trying to be heard" will signal "what Iran is and is not."
You obvioulsy have NOT been reding the MSM reports even!!
Some of the PEACEFUL PROTESTERS have ATTACKED GOVERNMENT INSTALLATIONS -- and OBAMA the TOOL APPLAUDED IT!!!!
And why don't you TURN that TONGUE on ISRAEL, 'bamer?
The Friday prayer service, which Khamenei leads only several times a year, also featured some internal fence-mending. He praised the long political career of former President Hashemi Rafsanjani, who was highly critical of Ahmadinejad in the campaign.
Rafsanjani one of the rich elite tools we are using.
Rafsanjani's opposition has raised speculation of possible rifts emerging in the ruling theocracy over the election. Rafsanjani heads a panel of clerics with the power to review the supreme leader's performance and remove him -- although that has never been used....
The ZIONISTS sure are HOPING, aren't they?
