As Legitimate As George W., Right?
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You’re currently reading “As Legitimate As George W., Right?,” an entry on Sirius Bark by Temple3
Yes Sir, Americans have forfeited the right to question the legitimacy of foreign elections…
Now, there is one sure way to know… a huge discrepancy with exit polls.
Me thinks there were no such exit polls in Iran
Some pundits are saying that the Neo-Cons and the Zionists were hoping for an Ahmadinejad victory and for the subsequent turmoil to provide the basis for sanctions against Iran. They already know that the sanctions will fail, but that failure would then be the rationalization for military action.
Obama would probably prefer regime change without military intervention, but that requires creating enough internal strife to weaken the powers of the Ayatollah.
There is no doubt that the Re-thugs will start pushing hard to get H.R. 1327, the Iran Sanctions Enabling Act of 2009, through Congress. Can they now get enough Democratic support to pass this legislation?
Makheru:
It had occurred to me back in the days of Ahmadinejad’s heaviest “shit talking” that he was simply doing CIA dirty work and attempting to poison the well. After having read “Confessions of an Economic Hitman,” it became painfully obvious the quandry that people find themselves in. Leaders with integrity are killed; corrupt leaders live forever. Leaders who seek to spend money on the best interests of their people are branded as leftists or worst; are made subject to war declarations and the like; while others are considered to be the closest and bestest friends of the West.
Devils abound.
MODI:
What do you make of the protests on the ground in Iran? Real or memorex?
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