Comments:Ayatollah Ali Khamenei speaks about Iranian presidential election protests at prayers
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I like how Khamenei said the vote margin was evidence there wasn't vote rigging... I hate politicians. Just what we need is an unstable middle-eastern nation probably with nuclear weapons. -jl
The great leader! Long live the Benefactor
[edit]Look, no matter who really won or wins this or future elections, the great Ali Khamenei will always be in power... forever (the Iranian constitution makes sure of that). Can we really have a democracy where non-elected leaders are a lot more than symbolic figures? I don't think so. I hope Iran's intellectuals and youth will soon become powerful enough in order to establish a well-balanced democratic system.--Sampi (talk) 04:00, 22 June 2009 (UTC)
Just throw all the prtesters into jail and kill them they are a threat to the great islamic republic ustable how dare you fuckign asshole why don't you look at how in your country you have neo nazis domestic terroitsts a failing economy a racist unequal populace and plenty of other afflictions unstable please your country is teetering on the edge of collapse. Face it the chinese russians indians japansese english french and many more are billions of times better in every aspect then you