Iranians sick and tired of Ayatullah regime

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Looks like Iranians are ready to do a Shah on Mullahs now. And Mullahs are also using Shah era’s brutal tactics to suppress the opposition.

This is Demo-Krazy Iranian Mullah Ishtyle.

One dead after shots fired at Iran protest rally

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Iran contines to threaten media that runs reports about the protests, why does even Iran to pretend have elections? They have killed at least 7 protesters, beaten and arrested hundreds or thousands more and they continue to try and shutdown the press. While they have already blocked foreign media reporting on the protests, and continue to try to block Internet sites such as Facebook & Twitter where students have been updating the world on their struggle.

Just another dictatorship in the Muslim world.

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Iran opposition defiant as media grip tightened

Iran opposition defiant as media grip tightened - CNN.com

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O Please leave Iran alone. Let Iranians decide their own fate.

I'm really glad at Obama's stand on this situation deciding not to intervene the situation. Despite all the pressure from Jewish lobby in US who are desperate to use this as an opportunity to thwart Iranian regime and put some puppet over there like Ahmed Kerzai of Afghanistan.

I alwaz claim that no one can know better about a situation than those who are actually living in it.
So Burqa, If you live in Iran, you sure can say wutever but otherwise, get a life plz!

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what do you mean 'leave the Iran alone'? We can't discuss what the dictators of Iran are doing? You say 'Let Iranians decide their own fate" yet their own fate is being controlled by a these few dozen dictators. Tell me how Iranians can decide "their own fate" when the dictators are talking control of the media, the internet, making mass arrests, and beating down and sometimes killing peaceful protesters, tell me how that is done?

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So what you gonna do about it? Bomb them as usual?

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amazing how this rent a crowd has come about at a perfect time for some troublemakers around the globe

and we thought the cia stopped their iran activities!

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Amazing the CIA can control hundreds of thousands of Muslims so easily. You don't give much credit to Muslims do you?

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happend in ukraine and elsewhere so i think religion is not the main factor

general interference is

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Why can't you give credit to the Iranians? Why must you attempt to delegitimize their stuggle and chalk it up as it being U.S. interference?

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because i dont accept their struggle as legitimate, its US interference on the ground in iran and the sactions just add abit of help too.

i give credit to iranians on their stance on ME issues

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Obama is being a useless liability by not moving in on Iran. Instead of having to remove Ahmedinejad with a Iraq like war which is very expensive, teh clerics and Ahmedinejad should be removed by providing all needed support to the opposition within Iran. Otherwise this regime could become the next hitler

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you are as intelligent as president george w bush

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thanks for the personal comment. shows you have no counter points

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I hate to go back n forth replying to someone who is adamant to act upon "men na manoon" principle. But here is my point: You want to talk about dicatators? First condemn the dictators in your own country, do their accountability first. The one who recently left his seat after forceful agitation is still hanging around openly and no one is questioning wut he had been doing?
You want more to discuss dictators? Lets go to Saudi arabia. Try to make a rally against the Shah and you'll see wut dictator ship is like? You'll really forget all the other dictatorships ever existed in the world.
And its not finished here. There are so many other dictatorships prevailing around the world. You want more examples???
Why Iran only? Just becuz its anti-west and due to that its all over the western media. I repeat, west is only seeing it as a hope to get someone out of rule there who openely says that he and his country are anti-Israel.

As a pakistani, if the same situation happens in Pakistan (which unfortunately keeps on happening) I never like any foriegn interference. Every country and nation is soveriegn, so let them decide their own fate, no matter what.

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^
^ Saudi Arabia is not threatening to annihilate another country and it is not developing a bomb to do that. Iran is or atleast that dictator says so.

Now, the people of Iran realize that due to the above rogue stand of Ahmedinejad and the inaction/inability of the clerics in shutting him down, that Israel and allies may be forced to take premptive action sooner or later. If that happens, who do you think is going to be affected? the people of Iran.

That would be a main reason why those who are agitating are opposing the clerics and ahmedinejad.

Don't you think the civilized world should support those people in all possible manner, to help them avoid another big disastrous war?

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Again, why don't you accept their stuggle as legitimate?

What' ll u throw on the person above u
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I'm no fan of the Iranian government, but this is ridiculous.

Iran has never militarily threatened Israel's existence. The famous "wiped off the map" comment that uninformed, Muslim-hating warmongers like yourself often bring up, is a flagrant mistranslation. His actual statement roughly translates to a wish that Israel would cease to exist in the annals of history...pretty comparable to the standard fare anti-Israel rhetoric issued by all Middle Eastern leaders (including the ones the US is in bed with). Ahmadinejad has also indicated that Iran would be amenable to a two-state solution if the aspirations of the Palestinian people were met...but people like yourself chose to ignore those statements.

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^ How different are "wiped of the map" and "will cease to exist" different?
And Iran got doesn't have people who can catch mistranslations.

rididculous indeed

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Hoping that it ceases to exist and threatening to wipe it off the map are two very different things. As I already said, passive anti-Israel rhetoric is so commonplace it hardly merits comment. It certainly does not constitute an active military threat.

And the mistranslation has been commented on extensively, by Iranians and non-Iranians alike. I've seen articles discussing it in the Western media.

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explanation for bantaleban (following on from my earlier comment-lol):

'cease to exist' (cease to exist in its present form) generally refers to a one state solution, with people of all religions having a right to return, live and vote