Riots in Iran over election results

things kicking off in Iran over election result

www.guardian.co.uk...

[edit on 13-6-2009 by woodwardjnr]

This is not good... not good at all....

Not the protesting the vote per say but that it appears that ahmadwhatshisname appears to have stolen the election...

Speaking of... anyone know where Karl Rove is these days?

reply to post by grover

Its a good result for neo cons, Israelis and those who profit from war

hahaha how quaint

the people in Iran seem more into "democracy" than those of us in the west

they actually riot when their election is a complete fraud?

wow....i wonder why we do not?

I think its more to do with americans want them to cause trouble now, the americans did not get what they wanted.

Good on iran for standing up for there country against foreigners trying to tell them what and who to vote for.

reply to post by grover


Karl is on Fox...

Weird.....Iran's media was so biased for Ackiminajihad it reminded me of our media and Barack Hussein Obama. Looks like the US isn't alone when it comes to the media affecting the outcomes of elections?

More on the riots, pics and vids. This is a very important event and I am really surprised that more isn't being said.

news.bbc.co.uk...

http://(link tracking not allowed)/18V6Bp

Bless the fight for freedom, no matter where it is happening.

Go People of IRAN! This is so AWESOME to see! Nothing but good can come from this.

My FAVORITE part is seeing the wife of Mir Hossein Mousavi on the campaign trail fighting for Woman's rights. I feel ashamed to live in a world where this right has to be fought for but at the same time SO PROUD to be a part of a world where it is fought for!

Good Luck Iran! I will be watching every step of freedom you take!

The election was a farce, of course. I knew that as soon as I heard that the mullahs were backing Ahmadinejad.

Why wasn't Jimmy Carter there monitoring the elections?

reply to post by jsobecky



Damn, you stole my thunder!! I was just getting ready to ask where good ol' Jimmy was! I mean, when someone says, "Fair elections", I always think "Jimmy Carter".