What to do with the Opposition in Iran: Assasinate?

by René | May 2, 2009 at 09:28 am
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A day after the governor of Tehran province made shocking remarks about reports on the possible ‎assassination of one of the presidential candidates, prompting the minister of intelligence to deny the ‎report, hardline Raja news site which is close to President Ahmadinejad announced the possible ‎assassination of Mir Hossein Mousavi in the month of Ordibehesht (April 21 to May 21, 2009). ‎

Pro-administration Raja news site provided the details of a project called Hot Ordibehesht, even ‎naming the assassin so that the threat of the physical elimination of Ahmadinejad’s presidential rival ‎falls on someone who is a recognized supporter of a reformist candidate. It is interesting to note that ‎supporters of Ahmadinejad have named a person to be the assassin of Mousavi who is himself a victim ‎of terrorism who has, after ten years after an assassination attempt on him, not yet fully recovered ‎himself.

Saeed Hajjarian is the person named by Raja news, which explains this accusation in these ‎terms: “He is mentioned as the principal organizer of the psychological war of the reformers.”


Oh, and by the way, blame it on the US. ?

One wonders what kind of game they are playing, Saeed Hajjarian is wheechair-bound as a result of an assasination attempt on his life by a soon-freed  member of the Basij militia.

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Roy C

What a situation!

Naturally, what the "small-fry" do, what the underdogs do in international relations, is not important.

Yawn. But if we should slap the face of a detainee!

Lack of balance reveals fixed ideas and compulsions.

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