Tag Archives: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad

Not Good Enough

In an attempt at offering a concession to those outraged about the electoral fraud perpetrated on the Iranian people, the Guardian Council in Iran has pledged to perform a partial recount. However, it has refused to annul the vote.

Iran Update: More Rallies And A Shooting

First, the good news: Protesters in Iran are not letting up in their efforts to call the government to account. Despite the very real dangers they face, they are planning more rallies in defiance of the regime’s efforts to steal the presidential election:

Iran In Turmoil

Events in the country now recall the tactics used by the Islamic Revolution:

Needed: A New Iranian Revolution

BuGermany Iran Election Reaxt will we have one? My latest:

If there is anything to be learned in the aftermath of the blatantly stolen election in Iran, it is that genuine progress in the country is utterly and completely impossible without a wholesale change in the regime. The change will have to come from within, but it will have to come; without it, whatever chance there is for the best hopes and aspirations of Iranians to be realized will be crushed under the iron boots of the mullahs, and their enablers–the fraudulent pseudo-president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

The question, however, is whether Iran will get the revolution it desperately needs. The regime will do anything necessary–no matter how bloody and violent–to hold on to power. And the Obama Administration seems clueless on what the stakes really are in Iran.

This article is quite the long one. But it was important to be thorough.

Stating The Obvious

The International Campaign For Human Rights in Iran demands that the international community withhold recognition of the outcome of the elections.

Roger Cohen’s Mea Culpa

The New York Times columnist was one of those most insistent on hailing a new dawn in Iran in advance of the vote. Now he realizes he was completely in error:

Quote Of The Day

Mahmoud Ahmadinejad sounds like Baghdad Bob right about now: “It was a free and healthy election,” he said.

Ben Domenech: “Revolt In Iran”

My colleague’s latest is well worth a read:

Iran: The Revolts Continue

The passage of another day has done nothing to stop the demonstrations in Iran against the stolen presidential election and its fraudulent results:

Thank God For Twitter

While the American media is asleep at the switch, Twitter is providing people with updates from Iran regarding the political situation.

How To Steal An Election In Iran

Prepare to reel in shock from the sheer evil of it all:

Will Iran Get The Revolution It Needs?

If there is anything to be learned in the aftermath of the blatantly stolen election in Iran, it is that genuine progress in the country is utterly and completely impossible without a wholesale change in the regime. The change will have to come from within, but it will have to come; without it, whatever chance there is for the best hopes and aspirations of Iranians to be realized will be crushed under the iron boots of the mullahs, and the fraudulent pseudo-president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

- March 18, 2010 -

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