Ahmadinejad Slams Iraq War/Attack/Occupation - UNO 08 - English
Iraq was attacked under the false pretext of uncovering weapons of mass destruction and overthrowing a dictator. The dictator is toppled and WMDs...
Iraq was attacked under the false pretext of uncovering weapons of mass destruction and overthrowing a dictator. The dictator is toppled and WMDs are not uncovered. A democratic government is established by the votes of the people but, after 6 years, the occupiers are still there. They insist on imposing colonial agreements on the people of Iraq by keeping them under Chapter 7 of the UN Charter.
Millions of people have been killed or displaced, and the occupiers, without a sense of shame, are still seeking to solidify their position in the political geography of the region and to dominate oil resources.
They have no respect for the people of Iraq and disregard any dignity, rights or status for them. The UN is not capable enough to solve the problems and to remove aggression, occupation and imposition.
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Iranian Leader Demands US Apology - 28Jan09 - English
BBC World News Report. Irans President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has demanded that the US apologise for the crimes committed against Iran if it wants a...
BBC World News Report. Irans President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has demanded that the US apologise for the crimes committed against Iran if it wants a better relationship with Tehran.
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The Real Democray - Iran Elections Voting & London Voting- English
As Iran witnesses an unprecedented turnout in its closely-fought presidential election, the polling time is extended to accommodate the massive...
As Iran witnesses an unprecedented turnout in its closely-fought presidential election, the polling time is extended to accommodate the massive lines of voters.
The Interior Ministry announced that the polling time has been extended to 9 p.m. local time.
Our correspondent Gisoo Misha Ahmadi who is stationed at the ministry reported that polling stations have been ordered to remain open until further notice due to the massive electoral turnout.
Tens of millions of Iranians have crowded to the polls to take part in the election in which the incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad seeks a second term in office while facing a strong challenge from former prime minister Mir-Hossein Moussavi.
After weeks of intense campaigns, turnout appears to be extraordinarily high, with polling stations packed all day.
Interior Minister Sadeq Mahsouli said that the turnout would be above 70 percent -- a new record.
Kamran Daneshjoo, the head of the country's electoral committee, had earlier promised to put in place a strategy to ensure "maximum participation" from the 46.2 million eligible -- aged 18 and above -- voters.
Two-time parliament Speaker Mehdi Karroubi (1989-1992 and 2000-2004) and Expediency Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei are also battling for office in the crucial election.
If no candidate gets absolute majority of votes in the first round, the two front-runners will face a run-off vote on June 19
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(Latest) The Real Democray - History of Iranian Election Past...
As Iran witnesses an unprecedented turnout in its closely-fought presidential election, the polling time is extended to accommodate the massive...
As Iran witnesses an unprecedented turnout in its closely-fought presidential election, the polling time is extended to accommodate the massive lines of voters.
The Interior Ministry announced that the polling time has been extended to 9 p.m. local time.
Our correspondent Gisoo Misha Ahmadi who is stationed at the ministry reported that polling stations have been ordered to remain open until further notice due to the massive electoral turnout.
Tens of millions of Iranians have crowded to the polls to take part in the election in which the incumbent President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad seeks a second term in office while facing a strong challenge from former prime minister Mir-Hossein Moussavi.
After weeks of intense campaigns, turnout appears to be extraordinarily high, with polling stations packed all day.
Interior Minister Sadeq Mahsouli said that the turnout would be above 70 percent -- a new record.
Kamran Daneshjoo, the head of the country's electoral committee, had earlier promised to put in place a strategy to ensure "maximum participation" from the 46.2 million eligible -- aged 18 and above -- voters.
Two-time parliament Speaker Mehdi Karroubi (1989-1992 and 2000-2004) and Expediency Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei are also battling for office in the crucial election.
If no candidate gets absolute majority of votes in the first round, the two front-runners will face a run-off vote on June 19
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***CHECK IT OUT*** President Ahmadinejad Supporters - All Languages
THIS IS JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG. My salute to this great nation of Iran. Sorry ZIONISTS, you have failed again. Sorry ZIONIST SUPPORTERS, your...
THIS IS JUST THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG. My salute to this great nation of Iran. Sorry ZIONISTS, you have failed again. Sorry ZIONIST SUPPORTERS, your wishes of having a regime change in Iran has not come true. Your wishes of overthrowing the Islamic System has not come true.
Sorry your attempts of weakening the Islamic Republic of Iran has failed miserably. Although what happened in fact is that some faces have been unveiled, some deficiencies in the system have been brought to our attention, some sensitivity on planning the future has been created ANDDDD WE HAVE COME OUT OF IT EVEN MORE STRONGER. InshaAllah. Surely, Allah is all wise and the best planner.
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Fuel exchange deal a victory for Iran - 29Oct09 - English
Addressing the crowd in the Holy City of Mashad Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calls the fuel exchange deal a victoty for his country.
Addressing the crowd in the Holy City of Mashad Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad calls the fuel exchange deal a victoty for his country.
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Iran Economy - Then (Shah) and Now (Ahmadinejad) - English
Hypothesis: The Iranian secularist mafias want to go back to the government based on a thirst for power and resurrection of corruption networks...
Hypothesis: The Iranian secularist mafias want to go back to the government based on a thirst for power and resurrection of corruption networks with which they made themselves and their relatives wealthy.
What happens when secularist dictators and secularist mafias of Iran handle the economy, and what happens when real Revolutions and presidents representing the real national will do so.
Measuring the progress or success of a nation based on numbers and measurements created by the very tyrant powers of the world will always be incorrect. However this shows a comparison even in such a hostile field.
The price of oil has a big impact on the evolution of the GDP in Iran. However, anyone wanting to refute this video is bound to two possible alternatives:
a) It is that either Fundamentalist Muslims manage the economy better and with less corruption (leakages), or
b) By the grace of God, every time real Muslims are in power in Iran, the price of oil goes into its biggest peaks of history !
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Millions in Street in Iran to show their trust in the Iranian...
Millions Iranian flooded in the streets of Iran to show their confidence and trust in the current establishment and leadership. December 2009. All...
Millions Iranian flooded in the streets of Iran to show their confidence and trust in the current establishment and leadership. December 2009. All these people support re-election of President Ahmadinejad. All these people support the Supreme Leader of Iran, Sayyed Ali Khamenei.
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