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[sev]

Armenia Congratulates Iran’s Ahmadinejad



President Serzh Sarkisian has congratulated his Iranian counterpart Mahmoud Ahmadinejad on his hotly disputed reelection that has sparked angry street protests in and outside Iran.

About 50 supporters of Ahmadinejad’s main opposition challenger, Mir Hossein Musavi, gathered outside the Iranian embassy in Yerevan on Monday to condemn what they see the fraudulent official results of the June 12 presidential election that gave a landslide victory to the incumbent.

The protesters, most of them young Iranians studying in Armenian universities, chanted “We don’t need a dictator!” and “Musavi, we stand by you!” and held English-language placards accusing Ahmadinejad of rigging the ballot. “Where is my vote?” read one of them.


The whole nation voted against the incumbent president but the [election] result turned out to be the opposite,” said one young man who, like other demonstrators, refused to give his name.

“We elected a different person,” another protester wearing a green scarf, a symbol of the Musavi campaign, told RFE/RL's Armenian service. “So we don’t accept these election results.”

Those results have been unequivocally accepted by the Armenian government. Sarkisian on Sunday “warmly” congratulated Ahmadinejad and “the friendly people of Iran” on the election outcome.

“I am confident that together with you we will continue our joint efforts to deepen and strengthen Armenian-Iranian relations in various fields,” the Armenian leader said in a letter made public by his office. “That is what the traditional mutual respect between our peoples requires.”

Armenia has maintained close political and economic links with its large Muslim neighbor and one of its few transport conduits to the outside world ever since independence. Armenian-Iranian economic cooperation deepened during Ahmadinejad’s first presidential term, resulting in the construction of a pipeline that began pumping Iranian natural gas to Armenia last month.

Yerevan and Tehran agreed to press ahead with the implementation of more multimillion-dollar joint projects during Sarkisian’s official visit to the Islamic Republic in mid-April. Those include the construction of an Armenian-Iranian railway and a hydro-electric station on the Arax river separating the two nations.

Speaking after talks with Sarkisian, Ahmadinejad praised his country’s “very deep-rooted and friendly” relations with Armenia and described as “very bright and promising” prospects for their development. “We are to broaden our cooperation at regional and international levels,” he said.


Armenia Congratulates Iran’s Ahmadinejad - «Ազատ Եվրոպա/Ազատություն» ռադիոկայան © 2009

[Ana3arabi!]

The results are out... Pres. Ahmadinejad has won all provinces except West Azerbaijan & Sistan-Balochistan. Pres. Ahmadinejad lost in city of Tehran by 300,000 votes, but won in the province of Tehran by some 400,000 votes. It seems Moussavi's thugs do not see beyond the borders of their luxurious neighborhoods in Tehran.

Even the zio-american agent & liar Amir Taheri (the one who fabricated the story about how Iran's Jews were being forced to wear Nazi-like badges on their clothing!!!) admits that Pres. Ahmadinejad has won the elections. He only claims that there was a play on the percentage of votes he received, but says "I can't prove it". :) :)

CNN:
The president does indeed have great public support in Iran, Taheri said, adding that "I'm sure he did win the election but it's impossible he won 63 percent of the vote. The results probably exaggerated the scale of his support."

According to official results, Ahmadinejad won in all regions and among all classes and ages -- again, something that Taheri said was unlikely, "but I can't prove it."

http://edition.cnn.com/2009/WORLD/me....qa/index.html

These clowns don't even know how funny they sound? It says a lot about zionist-controlled western media that these clowns are considered reliable sources and all they do is mere speculation without proofs.

Originally Posted by sev

Armenia Congratulates Iran’s Ahmadinejad

Awesome!! Thanks to Armenia for standing by the Islamic Republic of Iran & siding with righteousness and against the enemies of the oppressed peoples of the region & the world. It will be to the benefit of all oppressed peoples to unite against the arrogant powers of the world (including isra2il) that want to subjugate us to their will.

Russia also congratulated Pres. Ahmadinejad. :) It seems only the arrogant west is unhappy about the results and is trying to stage a coup in favor of their zionist masters.

[Ana3arabi!]

Interior Ministry releases provincial vote count

Ardabil Province

Total votes: 642,005
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 325,911
Mehdi Karroubi: 2,319
Mohsen Rezaei: 6, 578
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 302,825
Spoiled ballots: 4,372

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of Ardabil with 140,582 to 137,220, Pilehsavar with 13,186 to 12,310, Pars-Abad with 48,521 to 31,453 and Garmi with 24,192 to 20,020.

Bushehr Province

Total votes: 493,989
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 299,357
Mehdi Karroubi: 3,563
Mohsen Rezaei: 7,607
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 177,268
Spoiled ballots: 6,193

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the city of Ganaveh with 24,885 to 23,995.

Chaharmahal Bakhtiari Province

Total votes: 495,446
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 359,578
Mehdi Karroubi: 4,127
Mohsen Rezaei: 22,689
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 106,099
Spoiled ballots: 2,953

East-Azerbaijan

Total votes: 2,010,340
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 1,131,111
Mehdi Karroubi: 7,246
Mohsen Rezaei: 16,920
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 837,858
Spoiled ballots: 17,205

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the city of Shabestar with 39,182 to 37,099.

Fars Province

Total votes: 2,523,300
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 1,758,026
Mehdi Karroubi: 16,277
Mohsen Rezaei: 23,871
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 706,764
Spoiled ballots: 18,359

Gilan Province

Total votes: 1,483,258
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 998,573
Mehdi Karroubi: 7,183
Mohsen Rezaei: 12,022
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 453,806
Spoiled ballots: 11,674

Golestan Province

Total votes: 869,453
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 515,211
Mehdi Karroubi: 10,097
Mohsen Rezaei: 5,987
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 325,806
Spoiled ballots: 14,266

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of Aqqala with 25,144 to 23,303, Bandar Torkaman with 36,794 to 18,577, Kalaleh with 28,740 to 23,894 and Maraveh Tappeh with 14,865 to 5,943.

Hamadan Province

Total votes: 1,019,169
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 765,723
Mehdi Karroubi: 12,032
Mohsen Rezaei: 13,117
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 218,481
Spoiled ballots: 9,816

Hormozgan Province

Total votes: 843,024
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 482,990
Mehdi Karroubi: 5,126
Mohsen Rezaei: 7,237
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 241,988
Spoiled ballots: 5,683

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of
Bastak with 21,607 to 8,407, Parsian with 11,882 to 6,752, Khamir with 14,943 to 8,263 and Qeshm with 27,884 to 23,020.

Ilam Province

Total votes: 312,667
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 199,654
Mehdi Karroubi: 7,471
Mohsen Rezaei: 5,221
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 96,826
Spoiled ballots: 3,495

Isfahan Province

Total votes: 2,637,482
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 1,799,255
Mehdi Karroubi: 14,579
Mohsen Rezaei: 51,788
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 746,697
Spoiled ballots: 25,162

Kerman Province

Total votes: 1,505,814
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 1,160,446
Mehdi Karroubi: 4,977
Mohsen Rezaei: 12,016
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 318,250
Spoiled ballots: 10,125

Kermanshah Province

Total votes: 983,422
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 573,568
Mehdi Karroubi: 10,798
Mohsen Rezaei: 11,258
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 374,188
Spoiled ballots: 13610

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of Paveh with 12,114 to 8,841, Javanroud with 11,888 to 10,775, Dalaho with 15,104 to 8,384 and Ravansar with 10,662 to 8,544.

Khorasan Razavi Province

Total votes: 3,181,990
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 2,214,801
Mehdi Karroubi: 13,561
Mohsen Rezaei: 44,809
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 884,570
Spoiled ballots: 24,240

In the city of Khaf, Moussavi won over Ahmadinejad with 30,835 votes over 28,493.

Khuzestan Province

Total votes: 2,038,845
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 1,303,129
Mehdi Karroubi: 15,934
Mohsen Rezaei: 139,124
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 552,636
Spoiled ballots: 28,022

Kohkilouye & Boyerahmad

Total votes: 368,707
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 253,962
Mehdi Karroubi: 4,274
Mohsen Rezaei: 8,542
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 98,937
Spoiled ballots: 2,311

Kurdistan Province

Total votes: 610,757
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 315,689
Mehdi Karroubi: 13,862
Mohsen Rezaei: 7,140
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 261,772
Spoiled ballots: 12,293

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of Baneh with 23,745 to 16,552, Saqqez with 49,519 to 24,523 and Marivan with 29,902 to 20,404.

Lorestan Province

Total votes: 964,270
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 677,829
Mehdi Karroubi: 44,036
Mohsen Rezaei: 14,920
Mir-Hossein Mousavi: 219,156
Spoiled ballots: 8,329


Markazi Province

Total votes: 785,961
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 572,988
Mehdi Karroubi: 4,675
Mohsen Rezaei: 10,057
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 190,349
Spoiled ballots: 7,889

Mazandaran Province

Total votes: 1,919838
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 1,289,257
Mehdi Karroubi: 10,050
Mohsen Rezaei: 19,587
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 585,373
Spoiled ballots: 15,571

North Khorasan Province

Total votes: 464,001
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 341,104
Mehdi Karroubi: 2,478
Mohsen Rezaei: 4,129
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 113,218
Spoiled ballots: 3,072

Qazvin Province

Total votes: 692,355
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 498,061
Mehdi Karroubi: 2,690
Mohsen Rezaei: 7,978
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 177,542
Spoiled ballots: 6,084

Qom Province

Total votes: 599,040
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 422,457
Mehdi Karroubi: 2,314
Mohsen Rezaei: 16,297
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 148,467
Spoiled ballots: 9,505


Semnan Province

Total votes: 383,308
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 295,177
Mehdi Karroubi: 2,147
Mohsen Rezaei: 4,440
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 77,754
Spoiled ballots: 3,790

Sistan-Baluchistan Province

Total votes: 982,920
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 450,269
Mehdi Karroubi: 12,504
Mohsen Rezaei: 6,616
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 507,946
Spoiled ballots: 5,585

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of Iranshahr with 50,971 to 33,802, Chabahar with 62,564 to 21,185, Khash with 47,762 to 9,945, Zaboli with 14,869 to 5,897, Zahedan with 140,118 to 120,978, Saravan with 47,620 to 13,258, Sibsouran with 18,314 to 7,456, Konarak with 18,467 to 9,089 and Nikshahr with 47,661 to 25909.

South Khorasan Province

Total votes: 383,157
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 285,983
Mehdi Karroubi: 928
Mohsen Rezaei: 3,962
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 90,363
Spoiled ballots: 1,920

Tehran Province

Total votes: 7,521,540
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 3,819,945
Mehdi Karroubi: 67,334
Mohsen Rezaei: 147,487
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 3,371,523
Spoiled ballots: 115,701

In the cities of Tehran and Shemiranat, Moussavi beat Ahmadinejad with 2,166,245 votes to 1,809,855 and 200,931 to 102,433 votes respectively.

West-Azerbaijan Province

Total votes: 1,334,356
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 623,946
Mehdi Karroubi: 21,609
Mohsen Rezaei: 12,199
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 656,508
Spoiled ballots: 20,094

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of Oshnavieh with 12,690 to 8,967, Bukan with 35,833 to 16,481, Piranshahr with 24,486 to 11,270, Sardasht with 18,654 to 16,737, Salmas with 47,276 to 43,652, Showt with 13,872 to 11,130, Mako with 28,451 to 13,884; Mahabad with 38,579 to 19,999, Miandoab with 55,739 to 55,575 and Naghadeh with 32,415 to 26,419.

Yazd Province

Total votes: 609,856
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 337,178
Mehdi Karroubi: 2,565
Mohsen Rezaei: 8,406
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 255,799
Spoiled ballots: 5,908

Mir-Hossein Moussavi won over Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in the cities of
Ardakan with 23,675 to 19,389, Sadooq with 11,399 to 10,755 and Yazd with 148,090 to 133,792.

Zanjan Province

Total votes: 585,721
Mahmoud Ahmadinejad: 444,480
Mehdi Karroubi: 2,223
Mohsen Rezaei: 7,276
Mir-Hossein Moussavi: 126,561
Spoiled ballots: 5,181

[Ana3arabi!]

also, any1 notice how all the signs are in english ???? and how all the protestors WORLDWIDE are using the same slogan ? "where is my vote", printed on similar papers????? looks to me pre-planned and not spontaneous at all.

[lebanesecanadian]

Khamenei, who twice has certified the results before, has seen the light and reversed himself:

State television quoted Ayatollah Ali Khamenei directing a high-level clerical panel, the Guardian Council, to look into charges by pro-reform candidate Mir Hossein Mousavi, who has said he is the rightful winner of Friday's presidential election.The decision comes after Mousavi wrote a letter appealing to the Guardian Council and met Sunday with Khamenei, who holds almost limitless power over Iranian affairs. Such an election probe by the 12-member council is uncharted territory and it not immediately clear how it would proceed or how long it would take.

Will Ana3arabi see the light now?



From: Huge pro-reform rally defies crackdown threats : NPR

[punkgirlie16]

ahmadinejad is as good as dead. and so are musavi and khamenei. one more move, and have them by the balls, and the middle east will be a different place: and not only the middle east.

this is the dawn of the day weve been waiting for so long. this is how revolution rears its head once more.

this is bigger than oktober 1917.

and we will know how to deal with those parties whose arab mercenaries wound and maim and kill our people, the workers and women and students, in the streets of tehran. beware. game is nearly over, the day of revenge is coming.

tyrants and fanatics! this will destroy you.

[Ana3arabi!]

Originally Posted by lebanesecanadian

Khamenei, who twice has certified the results before, has seen the light and reversed himself:



Will Ana3arabi see the light now?



From: Huge pro-reform rally defies crackdown threats : NPR

Actually, that is what Imam Khamenei said from day 1, if any candidate has complaints, he must present them for examination by the Guardian Council. It was Moussavi that sent his thugs on the streets to destroy private and public property and then made it look as if he had forced such a "declaration", whereas that was declared also before the thugs went on the streets. The repetition was a stern warning to Moussavi to play within the rules of the game. Apparently, though, he is a liar. I expect him to be taken care of swiftly, now that he has proven himself to be a liar (claiming he cancelled the protest too late in order to cancel it!!! go make sense of that). Moussavi has shown his true colors, as a slave of the zionists and americans. does he really think his masters will move in to save him or that if they do, they will be able to do anything? if he got 13 million votes, Pres. Ahmadinejad got 25 million. And if there were a rerun, he would get 30 million if not more, bcz the so-called "reformists" have proven themselves to be barbarians that have no regard neither for Iran's interests, nor its image, nor its prosperity, they only care about their make-up and immoral activities. As for the alleged "million"-person rally, I wonder why is an aerial view not shown , whereas yesterday at the Victory rally, an aerial view was shown? is it bcz the cameras are placed such that it would give the impression it's a million-person rally? it is not. and even if it is, so what? As I said, Iran is not just Tehran, and it is known that in the city of Tehran, Moussavi had more votes. Let him try to stage such a protest in ANY or ALL of the cities in Iran? What about Qom, what about Mashhad? What bout Isfahan? Ah but of course, only Tehran and its spoiled rich "westernized" "civilized" men and its unveiled and immoral whores matter! oh, and i thought western media was banned, how come the bbc correspondent is filming and reporting from the streets? and how come Amanpour of CNN is also in Iran ? i thought they were banned! What a joke, what a bunch of liars the west has proven to be. but rest assured, when the tanks roll in and crush anyone standing in their way, moussavi and his zionist supporters in Iran will be history, and the Islamic Republic will remain. ISlamic Republic of Iran will weather every storm and defeat every enemy.

[lebanesecanadian]

Originally Posted by Ana3arabi!

Actually, that is what Imam Khamenei said from day 1, if any candidate has complaints, he must present them for examination by the Guardian Council. It was Moussavi that sent his thugs on the streets to destroy private and public property and then made it look as if he had forced such a "declaration", whereas that was declared also before the thugs went on the streets. The repetition was a stern warning to Moussavi to play within the rules of the game. Apparently, though, he is a liar. I expect him to be taken care of swiftly, now that he has proven himself to be a liar (claiming he cancelled the protest too late in order to cancel it!!! go make sense of that). Moussavi has shown his true colors, as a slave of the zionists and americans. does he really think his masters will move in to save him or that if they do, they will be able to do anything? if he got 13 million votes, Pres. Ahmadinejad got 25 million. And if there were a rerun, he would get 30 million if not more, bcz the so-called "reformists" have proven themselves to be barbarians that have no regard neither for Iran's interests, nor its image, nor its prosperity, they only care about their make-up and immoral activities. As for the alleged "million"-person rally, I wonder why is an aerial view not shown , whereas yesterday at the Victory rally, an aerial view was shown? is it bcz the cameras are placed such that it would give the impression it's a million-person rally? it is not. and even if it is, so what? As I said, Iran is not just Tehran, and it is known that in the city of Tehran, Moussavi had more votes. Let him try to stage such a protest in ANY or ALL of the cities in Iran? What about Qom, what about Mashhad? What bout Isfahan? Ah but of course, only Tehran and its spoiled rich "westernized" "civilized" men and its unveiled and immoral whores matter!

No, that's not what Khamenei said. Khamenei had called the election a "Divine assessment" and called on people to unite behind Ahm adinejad. See this Huge pro-reform rally defies crackdown threats - Yahoo! News

obviously, divine assesment don't get probed. And this hasn't ahppened before.

Moreover, today's mega-huge rally was not given a pass by the government. And there are enough student-beating pictures from yesterday to suggest today was going to be antoher Tianenmen. Worse, Ahmadinejad didn't even guarnatee Moussavi's safety. See the cnn clip of Amanpour/Ahmadinejad here:

Get it? He basically said Moussavi can be assassinated and we won't lift a finger.

And after all that pushback, the police stood down today and Khamenei retreated. Obviously Khamenei and Ahamadinejad have very, if not any legitimacy left.

[Ana3arabi!]

Originally Posted by punkgirlie16

ahmadinejad is as good as dead. and so are musavi and khamenei. one more move, and have them by the balls, and the middle east will be a different place: and not only the middle east.

this is the dawn of the day weve been waiting for so long. this is how revolution rears its head once more.

this is bigger than oktober 1917.

and we will know how to deal with those parties whose arab mercenaries wound and maim and kill our people, the workers and women and students, in the streets of tehran. beware. game is nearly over, the day of revenge is coming.

tyrants and fanatics! this will destroy you.

mark my words, the only ones that willbe destroyed are those who bet on zionists and america. they are the losers befor ethe fight even starts, because God is always on the side of the oppressed if the oppressed are fighting in the name of God. maybe what is happening now is good, because it will give opportunity to purge the zionists in iran, now that they have shown, one by one, their faces. and believe me, they will be purged, if they keep this up. maybe they can set up another camp ashraf in Iraq, or maybe they won't be that lucky as MKO even.

[Ana3arabi!]

Originally Posted by lebanesecanadian

No, that's not what Khamenei said. Khamenei had called the election a "Divine assessment" and called on people to unite behind Ahm adinejad.

Saying that people must unite behind Pres. Ahmadinejad does not mean he did not give the right for appeal to Moussavi. In fact, the laws are such that any candidate can submit complaint if he suspects fraud, and it will be looked at (and that is what Imam Khamenei had said before the thugs went on the streets -- and anyway, he need not have said it, because that is the law, & Moussavi knows it, but because he has no proofs about fraud, he did not submit documentation about it along with a complaint). That is guaranteed by law. Moussavi has not yet submitted any complaint though, because he has no documents to submit, and this is why he is resorting to unleashing his thugs on the streets.
You are so ridiculous as to think that this is the end of Imam Khamenei & Pres. Ahmadinejad, just because a few thousand people rallied. Also, believe me, if there had been no wish to allow them to rally, they wouldn't have made it to the place of the rally to begin with. What you are seeing today is about letting the losers let off some steam. If you think it's a revolution, you are ridiculous. Worse, if you think it's a revolution against the Islamic Republic and that it would succeed, you need to get your head checked, bcz you obviously think the imara that the rich have built for themselves in a few suburbs of Tehran is enough to take over the entire country.
Yeah, sure, why would they guarantee Moussavi's safety if he is fielding his thugs and holding rallies against the law? he is violating the law, isn't he? Therefore, he is outside the boundaries of the law and has no rights because he is not abiding by his responsibilities as a citizen. The same goes for the safety of all those who have gathered at the place of the illegal rally. :) they can all be shot and killed for all I care. :) And actually, I fully endorse the arrest and execution of Moussavi, for putting the security and existence of Iran last, and his personal interests (and zionists' interests) first. If he wants to have a color revolution he may go seek citizenship in Georgia or Ukraine or something.

Obviously Khamenei and Ahamadinejad have very, if not any legitimacy left.

On what basis do you say this? In zionist-infested rich and satan-worshipping suburbs of Tehran, maybe, but then that was a known thing, not a breakthrough. what about the rest of the population of Iran, 69.5 million, the ones you forgot about, remember them? :)