Surenas
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Of course it's your right.
Iranians surround Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's car in poverty protest
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Of course it's your right.
My heart goes for the poor Iranian people suffering from the draconian dictatorial regime that is oppressing them
What about your heart for 12 year old girls being forced to marry old princes in Saud?? The Iranian electorate can throw out the President can you throw out your Kings??
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Just curious ! Does anybody remember " Occupy Wallstreet " movement ?
Those whose memories are hard wired to Fox and CNN do not. The free citizens of the world do.
With respect whats your humanitarian efforts in KSA got to do with this thread Mosa. You come on here and try to troll and when its a fail you go off topic?
There is no unrest in Iran and this is such a weak attempt to bad Iran's name....
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That is now pathetic. 12 year old child. What does she know about sex? She is not even physically capable to handle it. It is a kind of torture that is going to remain with the victim the whole of her life. That is pathetic. Simply pathetic.
Mossa I think is fighting for what was it human rights or children's rights
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Or for these !
The 2002 Mecca girls' school fire happened on March 11, 2002 in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Fourteen people were killed. The event was especially notable due to complaints that Saudi Arabia's "religious police" (aka the Committee for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice) stopped schoolgirls from leaving the burning building and hindered rescue workers because the girls were not wearing correct Islamic dress.[1]
Whilst this religious police openly allows and supervises night parties for young monarchs indulging in booze , drugs and fornication ! Where is Islam then ?
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My heart goes for the poor Iranian people suffering from the draconian dictatorial regime that is oppressing them
I've heard there are people in KSA who don't have anything to eat sometimes for even 2 days.
One of my relatives traveled to KSA for Hajj was saying in Arafat,there were lots of children begging for some money/food,and they wouldn't let you go until you give them something.
Yes that's the reality of your rich country were fat princes steal the money all for themselves leaving dozens of people in poverty.We don't need your sympathy,instead,you should care about poor people of your own country,we take care of our own.
When it comes to dictatorship,KSA beats the hell out of all countries in ME.So good job.
PS: I have a flight to Medina for tonight.I will see everything myself,let others also know it.I'm coming to your country Mosa,I'm coming...
As i said some of his economical policies,like executing targeted subsidy plan.Also in foreign affairs,sometimes he is less than moderate,for example in UAE claims on islands,Foreign minister didn't even respond to UAE claims.They should send a strong message for them.
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He only fights for the right of terror. How can I forget that poor little 14 year old girl who had been brought to OT after a blast with molten copper fragments and shrapnel behind her eyes? All Saudi funded.
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A few people sorrounded Ahmedinejad's car, what's the big deal?
I can tell that if the someone attempted to sorround Vladimir Putin's car without permission, he would be beaten by the police and forcefully taken away. This only shows how close the Iranian president is to his people. I wish we had a president like him in Russia.
I can tell that if the someone attempted to sorround Vladimir Putin's car without permission, he would be beaten by the police and forcefully taken away. This only shows how close the Iranian president is to his people. I wish we had a president like him in Russia.
I have heard that President Ahmadinejad is a humble man. This is pleasing and unusual for our leaders could some Iranian brothers tell about this. Whilst we look at how humble he is and lives we could compare him to other Muslim leaders. I will start off by saying that Zardari is not fit to polish the shoes of this humble President
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I am the one who went off topic??? Go back and see who is tue one that started the subject. The Iranian propaganda gang intellectual capabilities put on display.
I would say this is a fair estimate of Ahmedinejad's support within his own country. Most of my Iranian friends like him in parts but disagree with many of his policies and ideas. They think he can be sometimes too naive and immature in International politics without thinking of the implications on the common man, like in the case of these sanctions. But they don't despise or hate him like some media outlets project. At the same time I have heard - Iranian friends please correct me if I am wrong - he is a bigger hero in non-Iranian Muslims countries than in his own. Is that true?
You started by calling us propaganda you are so obsessed you even timed it you said. Now can we talk about the humble President the leader that is unlike Arab or Pakistani leaders and lives a humble life. We may not agree on other things but surely this a good thing in a leader wouldn't you think
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