Iran election anger boils; Ahmadinejad defends results

Reporting from Tehran - Protesters angered by alleged vote count fraud erupted in street violence for a second day today, throwing rocks and setting fire to storefronts as Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad defended his reelection as "free and real" in a press appearance before local and international journalists.

[Bill]

All that outreach and conciliation offered by Obama, and the little organ monkey still rigs the elections, wins re-election easily and still wants to obliterate Israel.

Whattya know?

We need to go back to the good ol' days of the CIA and the Kennedy Administration when it was only a matter of time that a pesky little dirtbag like this would wind up with a bullet between his eyes.

If only.

[fenster]

Bill wrote:

All that outreach and conciliation offered by Obama, and the little organ monkey still rigs the elections, wins re-election easily and still wants to obliterate Israel.
Whattya know?
We need to go back to the good ol' days of the CIA and the Kennedy Administration when it was only a matter of time that a pesky little dirtbag like this would wind up with a bullet between his eyes.
If only.

yep, the good ole days. look where it got us.

[fenster]

you don't suppose the election was real? naw, it doesn't fit with our outlook. iranians are dumb, right? they really liked the cia backed shah, yep, indeedy doody, and they sure like wanting to do as they are asked yep, that's fer sure, eh?

[metwo]

fenster wrote:

you don't suppose the election was real? naw, it doesn't fit with our outlook. iranians are dumb, right? they really liked the cia backed shah, yep, indeedy doody, and they sure like wanting to do as they are asked yep, that's fer sure, eh?

ya and i guess those arent college students demanding freedom and honest elections they must be criminals like the ones at tinnamen square china right your a bias idiot yep indeed dooody moron

[metwo]

Ive notice the ones crying foul have educations yelling in the streets, while the ones saying they were fair elections are militia men carring guns. If irans president is so brave to debate obama why dont he start with debates with his political adversaries? or even a student or two he wont tho and you fenster I would say are a communist and should follow the love it or leave it motto I know a few iranians who would love to meet you for a debate :) iranian style debate

[Garrett]

Those who break the rules should be punished.

[The Glass House]

Looks like ACORN was over in Iran helping with their election.

[Rufus]

Another election 'bought'. The 'chimp' continues his reign.

[swen rettel]

i have a new idea, why dont we mind our own business.

[ahmadjahmalscumb ag]

TAKE OUT THIS IRANIAN SCUM BUCKET LEADER, HE IS A PIECE OF HUMAN WORTHLESS GARBAGE. IF WE DO NOT DO IT, ISRAEL WILL AND MORE POWER TO THEM.

[MDK]

swen rettel wrote:

i have a new idea, why dont we mind our own business.

Diddo!

[Cara]

Both President Obama and Hillary Clinton used the words "ROBUST EXCHANGES" when asked about the elections in Iran.

That was yesterday !!!! When I read the Reuters comments from Barack Obama I could not believe it. At best the elections has great problems. At worst we see how brutally Ahmadinjead treated his opposition after the elction.

This is the man our president said should have nuclear arms.

And the President lectures Israel...did anyone EVER see elections in Israel folllowed by physical violence against the opposition.

ON WHOSE SIDE IS OUR PRESIDENT ???????

[james]

I hope the President challenges Ahmadinejad as nothing more than the placeholder that he is.
1. Tell Iran that mocking democracy is an insult to a value we hold very dear. No more or less insulting than drawing a picture of Allah.
2. Insist that any negotiations regarding Iran take place with the Ayatollah. Maybe we'll let Ahmadinejad sit in and take notes.
3. If you build a nuke, we will destroy it. We won't tell you how or we won't tell you when. But, Iran will not have a nuke.
We clearly need to set the stage for the next 4 years.
Now!

[james]

Cara wrote:

Both President Obama and Hillary Clinton used the words "ROBUST EXCHANGES" when asked about the elections in Iran.
That was yesterday !!!! When I read the Reuters comments from Barack Obama I could not believe it. At best the elections has great problems. At worst we see how brutally Ahmadinjead treated his opposition after the elction.
This is the man our president said should have nuclear arms.
And the President lectures Israel...did anyone EVER see elections in Israel folllowed by physical violence against the opposition.
ON WHOSE SIDE IS OUR PRESIDENT ???????

Barack never said that Iran should have nukes.
And, he speaks with Israel. He doesn't lecture them.

[fenster]

metwo wrote:

<quoted text> ya and i guess those arent college students demanding freedom and honest elections they must be criminals like the ones at tinnamen square china right your a bias idiot yep indeed dooody moron

yep, and you know for sure those photos were taken in iran just after the results of the election were made? yep, you were there observing this with your own, non phohoshopped eyes?dont bet the farm on the "accuracy" of anything you see on tv.

[fenster]

james wrote:

I hope the President challenges Ahmadinejad as nothing more than the placeholder that he is.
1. Tell Iran that mocking democracy is an insult to a value we hold very dear. No more or less insulting than drawing a picture of Allah.
2. Insist that any negotiations regarding Iran take place with the Ayatollah. Maybe we'll let Ahmadinejad sit in and take notes.
3. If you build a nuke, we will destroy it. We won't tell you how or we won't tell you when. But, Iran will not have a nuke.
We clearly need to set the stage for the next 4 years.
Now!

and just why is this all a concern of yours?

[fenster]

Garrett wrote:

Those who break the rules should be punished.

good idea, you do it.

[fenster]

swen rettel wrote:

i have a new idea, why dont we mind our own business.

right!

[james]

fenster wrote:

<quoted text>and just why is this all a concern of yours?

Huh?

[james]

fenster wrote:

<quoted text> right!

Fenster:
You're a person of few words.
And, even fewer thoughts.