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Iran |
MPs` mass resignation draws mixed reactions |
2004-02-03 |
IRNA One hundred and sixteen Iranian parliament members extended their resignations on Sunday in protest to mass disqualification of candidates from standing in the parliamentary elections on February 20. They announced their resignations in a joint letter, read by Tehran MP Mohsen Mir-Damadi and the MP from central Isfahan Rajab-Ali Mazrouie. The move by the lawmakers has entailed mixed reactions among the Iranian officials. The following are excerpts of comments made by some Iranian officials and parliamentarians concerning the issue: ** Interim Friday prayers leader of Qum, Ayatollah Abdullah Javadi Amoli: Resignation plus strike are not a prestige. |
Posted by:Fred Pruitt |
#3 Thanks Bro. |
Posted by: Lucky 2004-2-4 12:08:50 AM |
#2 This is playing out to be something of a crisis - at least in the press. In a country which has a lapdog legislative body that can't pass any laws not approved by the Black Hats and their puppet council, "Why?" comes to mind. In other words, it's already a total joke / sham / farce "democracy", so why is this a crisis? I simply see it as funny that not everyone will march to the Black Hats' tune. Cool. Embarrass the twits by exposing their farcical Mullacracy "government." Great theater, IMHO. Lucky - I dunno where I first saw it, but it appealed to me, too! We're just tools of those who wish to taint the language! In Phrawnce we'd prolly be shot, eh? |
Posted by: .com 2004-2-3 3:34:51 AM |
#1 The funny thing is that those blackballed canidates are probably (prolly) as anti-thinking as any of the keepers of the race of peace. .com I will always use "prolly" from now on. Just makes more sense, Somebody contact Websters. |
Posted by: Lucky 2004-2-3 12:56:17 AM |