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   oldlegodad said, 4 months ago

   I commented on this at views mid east yesterday. I was right .fraud by Ama dumb job, now his police are cracking heads and the “loser” is under house arrest

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   LLeRay said, 4 months ago

   I don’t doubt he could have won, but I do doubt that he won in a landslide.

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   deadheadzan said, 4 months ago

   Yes, it was probably fraud, and the landslide status gave it away. Not subtle at all.

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   GNWachs said, 4 months ago

   Iran is simply paying homage to Obama and his call for friendship by copying Chicago politics.

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   subtlefuge said, 4 months ago

   “I see a resemblance to Illinois politics.” Well, then you’re an idiot.

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   Right_On said, 4 months ago

   I see a foreshadow to 2016 … after the almighty does away with term limits.

   He got some pointers from Chavez, I bet.

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   longtimecomicsfan said, 4 months ago

   Seems a little like Florida 2000, but beyond that, don’t see any real resemblance…

   Oh wait! I know! This is the one where the U.S. backs a pro-western moderate, so we’re told he’s a “serious contender” and then when he loses, we’re told it’s a “disputed election” huh? Like when Hamas was voted into power, right?

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   GNWachs said, 4 months ago

   Subtlefuge and longtimecomicsfan:

   If you haven’t lived in Chicago I humbly suggest you don’t know anything about its elections. Born and raised there, a loyal Democrat, I personally stole votes for JFK. I know you can’t belief it but dead men vote, people vote over and over again and elections get stolen. Just what function do you think the community organizers have?
   My guess is you were unhappy with the results in Florida in 2000 but just play ostrich with what the Chicago machine does regularly. Don’t be naive.

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   fennec said, 4 months ago

   GNW, fine, you know Ill. politics, but WTF does that have to do with the situation in Iran? If you have nothing to say about the topic at hand, how about keeping quiet and not wasting time and space.

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    deadheadzan said, 4 months ago

    Getting back to Iran, it amazes me to say it, but it looks like a social revolution is currently taking place in Iran. I believe the Cairo Speech emboldened the Iranians to stage this massive voter turnout and now this massive demonstration over the alleged fraudulent election.

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    GNWachs said, 4 months ago

    Lets see if I understand. When moderates defeat Hezbollah that is proof that Obama’s “lets be friends” speech was a success. When the extremists win in Iran it is further proof that Obama speech was a success.

    What exactly has to happen to convince Obamaites that you can’t play nice with a bully? Suggest you re-read Chamberlain and Hitler.

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    churchillwasright said, 4 months ago

    DEADHEAD: So a speech in Cairo emboldened people to vote in Iran, but SEEING fellow Muslims vote in Iraq had no effect?

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    fennec said, 4 months ago

    Commentaries of interest on the Iranian election:
    http://www.dailystar.com.lb/article.asp?edition_id=1&article_id=103077&categ_id=17
    http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2009/06/2009613181040285185.html
    I put them in on another ‘toon too, so this is the last time. Note that these are from those with personal experience in the region, something most of us posting here can’t claim!

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    Corosive Frog said, 4 months ago

    Amhadinejad is weaker now that he’s ever been under Bush.

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    Right_On said, 4 months ago

    You people are giving OBAMA credit for the protests?

    “I believe the Cairo Speech emboldened the Iranians to stage this massive voter turnout and now this massive demonstration over the alleged fraudulent election.”

    Seriously, he isn’t GOD. Wake up!!!

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    danielsangeo said, 4 months ago

    Yes, because only GOD could make a speech.