The fourth Muslim Caliph, Ali, once said" If poverty was a man I would have killed him"
Mahmoud Ahmedinejad, the humble, scruffy looking and straight talking President of Iran is the most hated by the West, Israel and their agents. But he is loved by the Iranian masses, especially the poor and the Bazar tradesmen who supported the 1979 Iranian revolution. In the meantime, Ahmedinejad is vehemently opposed by the intelligentsia , the Internet-addicted youth and all those against the imposition of strict Islamic rules.
Although there is not much difference between the political platforms of Ahmedinejad and that of Mir Hussein Musawai, but the West want to use results of the latest election in order to undermine Iran and its policies of of anti-Usraeli hegemony. One must put things in perspective. Iran has offered a model for free debate and encouraged people to vote which is not possible in the countries of US friends in the Middle East. As an example, the West praises Israeli democracy while 25% of the population are not allowed proportional representation, merely because they are Arabs. Furthermore, the West never dare to criticize the lack of democracy in Saudi Arabia, Egypt or the Gulf States. The West must realize that Iran is a Muslim country and Ahmedinejad is a defender of the poor. Irregularities in counting votes may have happened, but repeating the election may see Ahmedinejad gaining more votes.
Calling people names doesn't hold much water these days. You are a Jew who is left behind since you refuse to admit that criminal Jews are cornered now. The arrogance of terrorist Netanyhu will be made to wither by people who are not afraid of dying, let alone fightened by USraeli criminals.
Adnan Darwash, Iraq Occupation Times
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