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An Iranian journalist said, "The important event that took place in Iran is that it wasn't an election; it was a coup d'état. [They] stole 24 million votes of the nation and took them away for themselves. If there were really a winner, they would Full Article at The Jawa Report
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"Such insults and accusations against the government are a return to Hitler's methods, to repeat lies and accusations ... until everyone believes those lies," the semi-official Fars news agency quoted him as saying. Full Article at Al Jazeera
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What matters is the position of the [Supreme] Leader [Ayatollah Ali Khamenai], and this has not changed ... The riots take place only in Teheran and one more region, they won't last for long.
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We should not confuse ourselves ... Mousavi would not have been elected an Israeli member of Knesset or as governor of Maryland. These are religious radicals and there is no doubt that what we are seeing on the streets is real energy within young people who do not want what they see [around them].
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Now a [US] presidency that's supposed to be all about hope is suddenly in cynical realpolitik mode – the only 'hope' it means to keep alive being a 'grand bargain' over Iran's nuclear programme. This never had much chance of success, but at least until Friday's sham election it wasn't flatly at odds wit...
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Anyone believing Mousavi would be the one to unclench the Iranian fist for a hand-in-hand partnership of peace with the US is guilty of wishful thinking ... It was Mousavi, after all, who was at the centre of the [1979-1981] Iran hostage crisis. And it was [prime minister] Mousavi, a protege of Ayatolla...
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