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80%--millions came out in Iran today to cast their vote.
With 68% of the vote in Ajmenjenadad is claiming victory--with the government claiming he has a wide lead with more than 2/3's of the vote--which seems very questionable to me. Opposition Mussawi (sorry for the spelling) is also claiming that he has won--claiming fraud & questioning the ballot count. (Wouldn't surprise me in the least.)
Of course, we want Mussawi as he would be more willing to work with the United States--but both have promised to keep their nuclear projects continuing.
Watching the news--it looks to me that the loss to Mussawi may finally stir this country into a revolution. He has called for his supporters to get into the streets. Over the last several decades since the Shaw of Iran was kicked out the Mullahs really run this country & have used Ajmenjenadad & others as their public spokes people & puppets.
But--I am hopeful that this is it. I am hoping that Iranians get so enraged about this that they take the Mullahs & throw their butt rule out too.
Tomorrow is the final count on the vote. One has to win by 50%. If not--they do a re-do next week. Personally I don't think this is going to make it to next week.
Your thoughts?
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With 68% of the vote in Ajmenjenadad is claiming victory--with the government claiming he has a wide lead with more than 2/3's of the vote--which seems very questionable to me. Opposition Mussawi (sorry for the spelling) is also claiming that he has won--claiming fraud & questioning the ballot count. (Wouldn't surprise me in the least.)
Of course, we want Mussawi as he would be more willing to work with the United States--but both have promised to keep their nuclear projects continuing.
Watching the news--it looks to me that the loss to Mussawi may finally stir this country into a revolution. He has called for his supporters to get into the streets. Over the last several decades since the Shaw of Iran was kicked out the Mullahs really run this country & have used Ajmenjenadad & others as their public spokes people & puppets.
But--I am hopeful that this is it. I am hoping that Iranians get so enraged about this that they take the Mullahs & throw their butt rule out too.
Tomorrow is the final count on the vote. One has to win by 50%. If not--they do a re-do next week. Personally I don't think this is going to make it to next week.
Your thoughts?
Online news, breaking news, feature stories and more - ABC News
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