Comments on: Passive Acceptance Or A Time To Reorganize http://anotherlook.today.com/2009/06/30/passive-acceptance-or-a-time-to-reorganize/ Just another Today.com weblog Wed, 23 Dec 2009 09:05:03 +0000 http://www.today.com/version-2.3.1 By: truth2u http://anotherlook.today.com/2009/06/30/passive-acceptance-or-a-time-to-reorganize/#comment-275 truth2u Fri, 03 Jul 2009 08:19:33 +0000 http://anotherlook.today.com/2009/06/30/passive-acceptance-or-a-time-to-reorganize/#comment-275 What I was referring to was with the number of votes counted - if they were are mistaken he would have still won because it is said he won by 11 million or so votes - 10% of 44 million is how much??? - not enough to matter :o} What I was referring to was with the number of votes counted - if they were are mistaken he would have still won because it is said he won by 11 million or so votes - 10% of 44 million is how much??? - not enough to matter :o}

]]> By: judyplantz http://anotherlook.today.com/2009/06/30/passive-acceptance-or-a-time-to-reorganize/#comment-265 judyplantz Thu, 02 Jul 2009 00:52:28 +0000 http://anotherlook.today.com/2009/06/30/passive-acceptance-or-a-time-to-reorganize/#comment-265 Your reasoning is suspect... When you say that if every one of the votes was wrong, as only 10% was counted still Amedinejad would have won... Is it not obvious that the ten percent wasn't to cure or to change, simply to show a ten percent cross section supposedly representative of the whole vote? Oh yes, it is still a shill of a presentation. Extremely obvious of one to all. I don't believe that anyone thought for a minute that there would be any identification of an 'error; in the vote. Right now I am more concerned with the fact that finally Ahmedinejad has learned to try to present himself as human and also as a victim when trying to escape guilt. Even though this too is transparent to the many. I am afraid though, if he gets to adept at it the people will begin to believe that if he has enough conscience to bother putting on the act; maybe he isn't quite as bad after all - As until recently he didn't even fake it. I realize in saying this that they don't want him as president even so, but it appears that the system is pretty well set there... Let's hope the fact that they will have to move a mountain to get those two out of there will not deter them from succeeding indoing so. As for Khomenei, I don't think that he believes he has any power outside. It seems that in Iran that many things authorities have wanted to pull over on the public have been explained as religious necessities, that he has simply always succeeded in doing so. If you have always won, it is hard when you begin to lose! He knows... He is not tired of fighting it yet is all lol. Good thought evoking article. Thanks. :) Your reasoning is suspect… When you say that if every one of the votes was wrong, as only 10% was counted still Amedinejad would have won… Is it not obvious that the ten percent wasn’t to cure or to change, simply to show a ten percent cross section supposedly representative of the whole vote? Oh yes, it is still a shill of a presentation. Extremely obvious of one to all. I don’t believe that anyone thought for a minute that there would be any identification of an ‘error; in the vote.

Right now I am more concerned with the fact that finally Ahmedinejad has learned to try to present himself as human and also as a victim when trying to escape guilt. Even though this too is transparent to the many. I am afraid though, if he gets to adept at it the people will begin to believe that if he has enough conscience to bother putting on the act; maybe he isn’t quite as bad after all - As until recently he didn’t even fake it.

I realize in saying this that they don’t want him as president even so, but it appears that the system is pretty well set there… Let’s hope the fact that they will have to move a mountain to get those two out of there will not deter them from succeeding indoing so.

As for Khomenei, I don’t think that he believes he has any power outside. It seems that in Iran that many things authorities have wanted to pull over on the public have been explained as religious necessities, that he has simply always succeeded in doing so. If you have always won, it is hard when you begin to lose! He knows… He is not tired of fighting it yet is all lol.

Good thought evoking article. Thanks.

:)

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