To prevent bloodshed & peaceful transition of power, referendum. I beg Khamenei, Ahmadinejad, Pahlavi, Rajavi to have twitter #IranElection
as you can see it is so easy and was my tweet few days ago
IranVote or IranElection
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June 25, 2009 at 7:55 am
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June 25, 2009 at 12:11 am
SHO’AR
BASIJI SAGE VAHSHI
June 24, 2009 at 11:59 pm
What I’m about to say here are truths as God is my witness:
There is no single government in the world today that is worse than that of the Islamic Republic of Iran. The separation of church and state should be recognized as a fundamental human right once the mullahs have been executed. You have a right to ask what if God doesn’t exist. It is a truth that indeed he may not. The kharkosteh mullahs who hide their brand of evil behind a fake God should all be shot 1 by 1. We all know this. I’m am proud of my persian prisoners back home for what theyve accomplished thus far. It is very unfortunate one has to lay life on the line for a farse such as political beliefs. This Revolution if it were to take place and I don’t think it will right now will be far bloodier than the kinder gentler more reasonable shah who folded under pressure and did not open fire. The stupid brain washed basiji ahmagh will open fire and murder thousands. I don’t know if you back home are ready to die for it but you should be. How the brain washed with god idiots treat you year in and year out, these lower calibre animals with no mind of their own is so sad. perhaps the saddest story in humanity today and theres no one to help. America trys to free Iraq or Afghanistan but we should be first in line to get our freedom. We suffer the most but power is strong and suffer we must unless you can get 1 to 2 million in tehran to attack all at once and to put aside your fear of death for a free Iran of tomarow then only will the good people of Iran surely succeed. Otherwise we have to wait till the death of khamenii INSHALLAH. One thing is for certain this regime will be out of power in our lifetime with what the people have literally demonstrated; facing possiblity of death to be free and I am so very proud of them because each one has put his life on the line for a free Iran we will return to. I don’t want to die and so don’t many others so the suffering continues. They think they own you. Like the jews you must free yourself from these false chains to find an answer. I hope you back home can find a way to find 2 million foot soldiers in tehran and all of a sudden attack this evil empire off the face of the earth. set the time and place pass the word on to everyone about the time and place and if you all manage this remarkable act I’m sure the free world would come to your aid but expect more than hundred thousand deaths. The nazi’s did kill 6 million jews and no one could stop them. If you cannot co-ordinate this event the current government will continue to treat you this way for many more years. I will prey for your revolution because it is just and true.
Long live Israel
Long live the struggle to freedom
AYVALLAH MARDOM
June 24, 2009 at 1:51 am
If I correctly understand Iran’s power structure, only a regime change will bring hope of liberty. From there, implementing a democracy will be a start.
America is not a democracy; it is a republic. That means (on paper) the constitution limits what the government may do – in other words 99% of the people can’t take away the rights of 1%. The system was set up that way because a true democracy can be just as tyrannical as a dictatorship. Unfortunately, over the last century America has been slowly transforming into more of a democracy. Thus, it becomes increasingly more important for people to not just vote but to be informed.
It saddens me that so many in America willingly trade their freedom for promised loot, while your struggle so graphically illustrates the true value of liberty.
June 23, 2009 at 3:21 pm
The women of Iran are very strong and brave to have lived under such oppressive conditions for so long. If there is any justice in the world the Mullahs will be hung from the highest cranes, and their thugs will be castrated and forced to wear hijab and never see the sun for the rest of their lives.
Go, go Iranian girls – freedom is within reach!
June 22, 2009 at 1:50 pm
Matthew 11:28-29
Jesus said: 28″Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” 29Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.
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June 22, 2009 at 2:58 am
Good luck! Stay strong. I wish there was more I could do from America beside wish you good luck. I am so hoping the truth comes out and the real president is inaugurated.
June 22, 2009 at 2:19 am
It is all very well for people outside Iran to criticise those there, but they are not the ones paying with their lives. Islamis republic, democratic islamism, etc etc, it is for the PEOPLE of Iran to decide. May i remind that some of the so-called “free” countries are ruled with a heavy mark of Christianity for example (see US, or Israel, or Italy – totally corrupted, etc etc). No system is perfect, but Democracy by the people is the next best solution. Vote for leaders and if they don’t deliver, vote for the next ones. So far, the people of Iran voted clearly for a change of values and this has been taken away from them, so the whole election is a joke. My best solution as an outsider? Religious powers must recognise the wish of the people and name a new president first, who will give them (or not) the changes they want, gradually, in a way so the country can continue to function. But if religious powers want to remain a part of the process, they MUST respect and execute election outcome!
Love and wisdom to everyone.
June 21, 2009 at 4:25 pm
Saudi Mufti: Execute Ahmadinejad
And now, as if things in Iran couldn’t get any weirder, a fatwa has been issued by a leading Islamic figurehead in Saudi Arabia against Ahmadinejad. So much for the ‘religion of peace’!
Yousef bin Abdallah Al-Ahmad, a mufti from Al-Imam University in Riyadh, said in a fatwa that Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad should be executed, following his June 14 accusation that several of the companions of the Prophet Muhammad were heretics.
http://www.thememriblog.org/blog_personal/en/17401.htm
June 21, 2009 at 3:35 pm
Vyasa, Democracy is not measured by how many people participate, but by the outcome of the process. Yes more people should take advantage of something many peoples do not enjoy, particularly in the Middle East. Many people in US have become lazy and apathetic to thier rights and responsibilities. Many of the socialists and communists want US to become Cuba or Venezula for instance but middle America will never let it be so! A sort of balance is maintained where one side is not allowed to totally dominate the other, as happening in Iran right now with the domination by the Islamic Republic and Khameneie!
June 21, 2009 at 2:50 pm
only 60% vote in US. where the 40%? is this Democracy? I don’t think so it is wise to talk about democracy if US not able to demonstrate it. I hope Iran able to see the conspiracy within
June 21, 2009 at 12:50 pm
Millions of us in the United States are watching, not with a desire to pull any strings, but in support of individual freedom and representative elections.
Our own experience, I think, shows the wisdom of separation of Mosque and state. But even more important is a fundamental acceptance of individual rights.
How ironic that anything like this message should come from the country that supported the Shaw.
June 21, 2009 at 8:35 am
Yes, surely Iran needs a separation of Mosque and state(not church and state). And a democratic republic would be a good alternative for it. But the real question is how to get there?
For so many years we have seen unjust actions taking our Freedom away a little bit at the time and know we are exploding to get it back. I say we support Mr Mussavi (our elected president) and encourage him to select his members of cabinet so that we can have a transitional government to replace this Dictatorship. Only then we can prepare for a new Free election. Thank You.
June 21, 2009 at 3:58 am
Iran must get rid of it’s oppressive theocracy. Separation of church and state is very important to insure religious tyranny is not allowed anymore than any other form tyranny. A democratic republic is what is needed in Iran to bring balance to the ME and change the present paradigm of the world!