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Filed Under (Blog, diplomacy, Iran Foreign Relations, nuclear, Peace & Security, U.S. Relations) by admin2 on 25-04-2007
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(Mahmood Karimi-Hakak | Iranian.com | 28 September 2009) - In reaction to Ahmadinejad’s recent visit, a number of groups, organizations and government agents have called for more sanctions against and/or military intervention in Iran. While the efforts of such groups in discrediting Ahmadinejad is appreciated, and indeed, this man and his ruthless, barbaric, and coldblooded backers must be stopped, I have few concerns with their message. I believe that these well-intentioned groups and organizations are playing into the hands of the dictatorial regime in Iran. They are asking for exactly what Ahmadinejad wants; more sanctions and/or possible war with Iran! Read the rest of this entry »
Dear Friends,
The more we know about Iran, the more we understand what goes on in the Middle East, and perhaps the world.
For those of you who are interested in the unfolding of events in Iran, Green Wave of Freedom is one of the best sites dedicated to these events. It is now available in English.
Thank you for your support of my country and my people,
Mahmood Read the rest of this entry »
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(Khordaad88 | 13 August 2009) – Karoubi in an interview with Saham News today: “Mr. Rafsanjani passed on the letter to Mr. Shahroudi [the head of the judiciary] and he has ordered an investigation into the claims put forth in this letter. Also, Mr. Dorri Najaf Abadi, the head of the supreme court wants to contact me to inform me that he will send individuals to meet me, so that I can inform them of what I know.” Read the rest of this entry »
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(Borzou Daragahi | Babylon & Beyond | 11 August 2009) Observers have for weeks heard various theories that purport to prove that Iran’s June 12 presidential elections were rigged. They have come from Western think tanks, mathematicians and, of course, supporters of opposition figurehead Mir-Hossein Mousavi, who ran and lost against Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Read the rest of this entry »