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Originally Posted by Republican Most of the 14M supporters in this thread, don't really understand what the situation is in Iran,
The Reformists aren't saying NO to the islamic system of Iran, they are saying NO to the election's results.
And as Learned already explained, this is AhmadiNajad Vs. Rafsanjani battle on one side, and the economic plan of both counterparts on the other.
So don't you get any high hopes, do some research first, even if the reformist win, they surely won't be sitting side by side with the 'Arab Moderation Axis' (KSA - Egypt - Jordan) [By the way if you guys are pushing for democracy you should really start cleaning your own house first].
As for my opinion on this matter, well I don't really care who the President is (I am not Iranian obviously), as long as the majority of the Iranians are happy with their President, it's fine by me, it wouldn't really change Iran's Foreign policy in the region either way ;) (Both Reformists and Conservatives believe in a Nuclear Iran).
Good luck to Iran and to the Iranian people, may you solve your own problems with no bloodshed, and unlike all 'revolutions', say no to foreign intereference. |
You are right on one point - that it really won't make any big difference no matter who actually wins, massavi or achmedinajad. But Ahmedinajad is a NUTCASE, I think anyone would be better then him. The man denies the Holocouast and he actually thinks there are no gays in Iran. No matter how much one might disagree with Israel, you can't deny the Holocoust took place. The guy is a nut job, and is more worried about arming a Lebanese Militia than taking care of his own people.
Btw i know those people are not demonstrating for a secular state away from religion and the end result will most likely end up with the mullah staying in charge of everything. However this has the potential to cause chaos and mayhem in Iran as both sides are flexing their muscle in the streets, and I defiantly support chaos and mayhem in Iran. Although the chances are slim, there is potential for regime change, and it is better for the Iranians to do it than the United States.