Iran: Ayatollah warns protesters; says “deal with it”

by Infidelesto on June 19, 2009 · Comments

What else would you expect from an Islamofascist totalitarian?

TEHRAN, Iran – Iran’s supreme leader sternly warned Friday of a crackdown if protesters continue their massive street rallies, escalating the government’s showdown with demonstrators demanding a new presidential election.

In his first response to a week of protests of the disputed election,Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said opposition leaders “will be held accountable for all the violence, bloodshed and rioting” if they do not halt the rallies.

What I don’t undertstand is why the Iranian people ever expected a free and fair election anyway. We’re talking about totalitarian Islamic government.  This speaks to the indoctrination of the IRanian people, and the deception of the Iranian government to make their people believe that you can have free, open and fair elections while still living under Islam…

what a farce…Anyone claiming that you can have liberty and freedom while living under Islamic totalitarianism is feeding you a bunch of BS.

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  • SirWilhelm
    I think we're finding it harder and hader to see what is really going on in Iran. Is this really a revolution for democracy, or a factional power struggle? In any case, the Ayatollah is the real power in Iran at the moment, and the actions he's beginning to take will have the most influence on the outcome. This is not to say the Iranian people could not still change the outcome, as they did when they overthrew the Shah. It depends on whether they really want freedom, and how badly, or just a change of face in their presidency.
  • funkybarfly
    The legitimacy of this Ayatollah has been questionable within Iran from the beginning of his tenure.There are forces behind the scenes that want him out;not because they care about freedom or the citizens rights but because they want control themselves: it is a complex power struggle.The Ayatollah can see the writing on the wall;the last thing he wants is Iranian "politics" (ergo himself) put under the microscope,on a worldwide stage to boot.The students are being used as cannon fodder.Mousavi's past is checkered at best and he probably shouldn't be trusted anyway.The Ayatollah's opposition CLERICS are the real power threat and are happy to encourage unrest from behind the scenes.A country that has a SUPREME LEADER can never separate politics from religion.Democracy is a pipe-dream while church and state are intertwined.The people will suffer in the end,as usual.
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