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Iran swears in new hard-line president amid regional tension

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By AMIR VAHDAT

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No one can save Iran

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Iran doomed itself by voting in this terrorist.

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You created this America.

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This new Iranian, cough cough, President (excuse me while I swallow my vomit) should be sitting in the dock at the International Criminal Court. By all accounts he never matriculated school beyond the 6th grade, is uneducated and crude. He presided over 10-15 minute trials the condemned many hundred Iranians to death for belonging to opposition political parties or having expressed opposition to Islamic rule. He should be tried for crimes against humanity, not preside over a nation. The people of Iran deserve better than this.

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Desert TortoiseToday  09:31 am JST

He should be tried for crimes against humanity, not preside over a nation. The people of Iran deserve better than this.

Excellent and astute points made without blaming the US, Israel, bad students, etc.

The whole world should shun this terrorist regime.

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Persian is an old and great culture. Iranians I know at least are too nice, too educated and too classy to have to suffer under the rule of backward poorly educated mullahs and the psychos in the IRG. A whole generation of Iranians have grown up since the, cough cough, "revolution" and are not invested in any of their ideology. Most want a secular representative government that respects human rights. They don't hate Americans or Jews. There are still some Iranian Jews (many immigrated however, lots in the US) but they keep their heads down. Most families also have relatives in the US and know they are being fed a steady diet of lies by their government but so far they seem powerless to get rid of them.

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