Die USA meinen, man könne in jedes Landreinspazieren und hätte mit keinerlei Gegenwehr zu rechnen.das meint jedes land und jeder boxer im ring, bis der moment der niederlage kommt. dann ändert sich dieses gefühl. schlagartig ändert sich alles.
smodo schrieb:geil obama am drohen... ein friedensnobelpreis träger.... naja dachte damals schon der preis kam vorschnell....
Iranische Atomwaffen "inakzeptabel"Obama droht mit Militärschlaghttp://www.n-tv.de/politik/Obama-droht-mit-Militaerschlag-article5657891.html
"Notfalls auch mit Gewalt" will US-Präsident Obama verhindern, dass der Iran in den Besitz einer Atombombe gelangt. "Ich bluffe nicht", betont er in einem Interview.
"Ich denke, dass die israelische Regierung erkennt, dass ich, als Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten, nicht bluffe", sagte Obama. "Ich laufe aber (...) auch nicht herum und hänge exakt an die große Glocke, was wir beabsichtigen. Aber ich glaube, dass beide, die iranische und die israelische Regierung, erkennen, dass die USA meinen, was sie sagen, wenn sie erklären, dass ein iranischer Atomwaffenbesitz inakzeptabel ist."http://www.n-tv.de/politik/Obama-droht-mit-Militaerschlag-article5657891.html
75 percent of principalists win vote for parliament: Reportshttp://www.presstv.ir/detail/229714.html (Archiv-Version vom 06.03.2012)
Sat Mar 3, 2012 8:40AM GMT
More than 65 percent of eligible voters have cast their ballots in Iran’s parliamentary elections, with 75 percent of the candidates from the Principalist camp winning their way into the chamber, according to unconfirmed results.
The results of the ballots in small towns and cities have been announced and vote counting in 150 electoral constituencies indicate a landslide victory for the Principalist camp for the 290-seat parliament.
Of the winners so far, 28 candidates are from the reformist camp, 10 from the team supporting the government and 112 Principalist team comprising of the United Front, Perseverance Front and independent candidates.
Prominent reformist figures including Mostafa Kavakebian, Mohammadreza Khabbaz and Qodratollah Alikhani have not won the vote in their constituencies.
Parvin Ahmadinejad, the sister of Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and long-time Principalist lawmaker Ahmad Nateq-Nouri, brother of former Majlis speaker Ali-Akbar Nateq-Nouri also failed to get a seat in parliament.
Over 48 million Iranian citizens were eligible to vote in the elections, 3.9 million of them for the first time. Voter participation in the capital Tehran was reportedly 48 percent.
Election Headquarters director Seyyed Sowlat Mortazavi said final results would be announced in 48 to 72 hours.
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1220 GMT: Elections Watch. We have now posted our analysis, "The 'Invented' Election".http://www.enduringamerica.com/home/2012/3/3/the-latest-from-iran-3-march-after-the-vote.html#1420
Meanwhile, citing the Minister of Interior, Fars proclaims that the turnout nationally was 65%, compared to 54% in the 2008 Parliamentary elections. It asserts that 48% of registered voters came out in Tehran, a sharp increase on the 30% figure four years ago.
Fars had said earlier this week that the national turnout would be 65.5%. That projection followed the assurance on 7 January by the Supreme Leader's representative, Ali Saeedi, that 60% to 65% of voters would cast ballots. A few days later, Ayatollah Khamenei said there would be an "enemy-busting" turnout of 65%.
But the observers of German channel ARD continue to raise doubts about Friday's outcome: "We did not see long queues."
