More evidence showing the war in middle-east is between the Israel and the Islamic regime of Iran through Hezbollah terrorists. (Washington Post has more)
"to tina," the iranian people DID NOT elect Amadinejad. There was a national boycott durning the elections, only about 15% came out and voted. Yet, to deter journalists skepticism, the regime cleverly placed hundreds of black chadored women at the voting booths to make it seem like people were out voiting...not the case at all.
in addition, are there any legit elections in the mid east? people always talk about hamas being "elected," but was that election in any way fair and open to all canidates? no.
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I'm amazed that the Iranian people elected such a tiny little man. Don't they know that men that small usually suffer from Little Man Syndrome?
Little men start wars, little men make women and children suffer, just because they can.
As if the world didn't know that already.
"to tina," the iranian people DID NOT elect Amadinejad. There was a national boycott durning the elections, only about 15% came out and voted. Yet, to deter journalists skepticism, the regime cleverly placed hundreds of black chadored women at the voting booths to make it seem like people were out voiting...not the case at all.
in addition, are there any legit elections in the mid east? people always talk about hamas being "elected," but was that election in any way fair and open to all canidates? no.
To clarify, I was referring to Winston's post, not to tina's comment, although it works well as a response to her thoughts too.
Monica:
Israel has free elections in the Middle East. Lebanon on the hand does not: candidates and voters in the South were intimidated by Hezbollah.
Winston:
Great post. I knew about the prisoners, but wasn't aware that an Iranian MP contradicted his own Government.
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