Well it looks like the “divine assessment” from Allah to Supreme Leader Khamenei to Ahmadinejad had the fix going on Iran’s recent election. In spite of Mousavi - Ahmadinejad’s rival - also claiming victory, the government results show Ahmadinejad had a land slide victory.
Iranian youth reminiscent of the violent protests staged prior to the Shah being deposed, reared its head at the announcement that Mousavi had lost the election. Mousavi immediately proclaimed fraud. Ayatollah Khamenei would have none of Mousavi publicly telling his people Ahmadinejad’s victory was a “divine assessment.”
This indicates to me that the Supreme Leader desired for Ahmadinejad to remain in Office. The carefully crafted and approved candidates probably were thought to be less than inspiring to the Iranian voters. Since Supreme Leader Khamenei believes it is Allah’s will (yeah right) for Ahmadinejad to be President, I am certain the Islamic Supreme Leader ordered the fix.
Mousavi has protested the results in very attention getting style. Look for Mousavi to disappear after the public scrutiny dies down. That is what happens in Islamofascist regimes.
JRH 6/14/09
Iranian youth reminiscent of the violent protests staged prior to the Shah being deposed, reared its head at the announcement that Mousavi had lost the election. Mousavi immediately proclaimed fraud. Ayatollah Khamenei would have none of Mousavi publicly telling his people Ahmadinejad’s victory was a “divine assessment.”
This indicates to me that the Supreme Leader desired for Ahmadinejad to remain in Office. The carefully crafted and approved candidates probably were thought to be less than inspiring to the Iranian voters. Since Supreme Leader Khamenei believes it is Allah’s will (yeah right) for Ahmadinejad to be President, I am certain the Islamic Supreme Leader ordered the fix.
Mousavi has protested the results in very attention getting style. Look for Mousavi to disappear after the public scrutiny dies down. That is what happens in Islamofascist regimes.
JRH 6/14/09
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