Comments on: Ayatollah Khamenei Faces Long Term Challenge of Discontent Among Clerics http://news.antiwar.com/2009/07/08/ayatollah-khamenei-faces-long-term-challenge-of-discontent-among-clerics/ Original and up-to-date news Fri, 10 Feb 2012 23:47:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: krkraz http://news.antiwar.com/2009/07/08/ayatollah-khamenei-faces-long-term-challenge-of-discontent-among-clerics/comment-page-1/#comment-2829 krkraz Sat, 11 Jul 2009 20:41:40 +0000 http://news.antiwar.com/?p=4938#comment-2829 Mr. Khamenei, comment out loud what an election is supposed to be for Allah, the gracious, the merciful, and you won't have to dread the results in those awkward ways again. Late into the night you will see that the working man of Iran has his mercy for Loving from the change in the heart for his Jobs, his livelihood and his compassion for his family (as a result of his possible Win or Not). He needs to win if the results have no justice. Agreed. We suffer elections to the End in the West. Mr. Khamenei, comment out loud what an election is supposed to be for Allah, the gracious, the merciful, and you won't have to dread the results in those awkward ways again. Late into the night you will see that the working man of Iran has his mercy for Loving from the change in the heart for his Jobs, his livelihood and his compassion for his family (as a result of his possible Win or Not).

He needs to win if the results have no justice. Agreed. We suffer elections to the End in the West.

]]> By: krkraz http://news.antiwar.com/2009/07/08/ayatollah-khamenei-faces-long-term-challenge-of-discontent-among-clerics/comment-page-1/#comment-2796 krkraz Fri, 10 Jul 2009 04:37:27 +0000 http://news.antiwar.com/?p=4938#comment-2796 But the present grand Ayatollah just seems to be ashamed to be infantile with respect to these matters. For all intents and purposes He will become without a Soul for all of these corruptions. His soul dissolved to insuler, at best, martyrdom and, at worst, man of resentment. But the present grand Ayatollah just seems to be ashamed to be infantile with respect to these matters. For all intents and purposes He will become without a Soul for all of these corruptions. His soul dissolved to insuler, at best, martyrdom and, at worst, man of resentment.

]]> By: BiancaSusak http://news.antiwar.com/2009/07/08/ayatollah-khamenei-faces-long-term-challenge-of-discontent-among-clerics/comment-page-1/#comment-2793 BiancaSusak Thu, 09 Jul 2009 16:35:28 +0000 http://news.antiwar.com/?p=4938#comment-2793 Much better sources of information can be found by reading up on M. K. Badhrakumar, an Indian diplomat with decades of service. What has been missed all along is the on going struggle between the arch-oligarchs within the clerical establishment and the population at large. Khamenei has an absoute advantage. Having nurtured to strength the new uncorruptible leadership under the first Ahmedinejad term, the real clean up of corruption is about to start. The allignment between the Ahmedinijad's right, and the religious progressive left is telling. Rafsanjani will retain his "Gucci crowd" of northern Tehran, but there is where the popularity of corrupt "reformers" ends. There will be no purges, as it goes against the grain of Iranian politics. But the gradual marginalization of the clerical oligarchs is expected. It just looks like they will not go quietly like Yeltsin did. They have billions in overseas investments, and will try to lay low and wait for the next chance at power grab. Much better sources of information can be found by reading up on M. K. Badhrakumar, an Indian diplomat with decades of service. What has been missed all along is the on going struggle between the arch-oligarchs within the clerical establishment and the population at large. Khamenei has an absoute advantage. Having nurtured to strength the new uncorruptible leadership under the first Ahmedinejad term, the real clean up of corruption is about to start. The allignment between the Ahmedinijad's right, and the religious progressive left is telling. Rafsanjani will retain his "Gucci crowd" of northern Tehran, but there is where the popularity of corrupt "reformers" ends. There will be no purges, as it goes against the grain of Iranian politics. But the gradual marginalization of the clerical oligarchs is expected. It just looks like they will not go quietly like Yeltsin did. They have billions in overseas investments, and will try to lay low and wait for the next chance at power grab.

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