From: Asghar@me.eng.ohio-state.edu
Subject: Re: Khomainie's Tomb Exploded
Originator: harrsen@rainier.eng.ohio-state.edu
Organization: The Ohio State University 
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 00:39:39 GMT

In article <Bw4JAH.K0M@news.cso.uiuc.edu> yaser@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu (Ala) writes:
>saied@cwis.unomaha.edu (Saied*) writes:
>
>>explosion in Khomeini's tomb- the person who has been hated by
>>the world- makes you so furious?
>
>Voleeeeeek Yawash.
>Khomeini was not only the most hated person in the West but also
>he was the most loved person in Iran too.
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>
>When he arrived in Tehraan several million went to his ISTEQHBAAL.
>When he passed away several million went to his funeral.
>This was reported by major news agencies in the West.  They said that
>more than 5 million went to his funeral in Tehraan alone.

They were just quoting the regime "news organization".

>How do you think IRI have survived so far?  By people's support.

Oh excuse me! 
Lesson 1, Politics 101: A democratic government which has
support of its people will never ban opposition groups or
their newspaper. No one wants to be dictator for the sake of
being a dictator. Dictatorship evolves when a person or a
group fail to resolve people's needs and aspirations. In
order to avoid being voted out of office, they crush the
opposition forcefully and then use people like you to
justify their hideous actions.

>When Masoud had his FIRST meeting in Daaneshgaah Tehraan I was there.
>There were about 200 to 300 people there.  And most of them were supporters
>of Fadaa'ees who came there to support Masoud because he was about to
>announce the same 10 maaddeh resolution of Fadaa'iyan.  Among one of their
>demands was the destruction of Iranian Army.  Only after the war started
>I found why they wanted to destroy the Army.  They had a deal with Saddam.
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Then I suppose fighting the Iraqi's army was part of the
same deal. 

You really are pathetic! Whatever logic you have had seems to
be blown with your Immam. Shah and Khomainie's army were not
and are not designed to defend and protect Iranian people
from outside enemies. Their sole purpose is to put down the internal
opposition. So, yes there should be a restructure in the
army.

>
>Masoud did not even make enough votes to get into Majlis.  As far as I
>remember he was eliminated in the first round with less than 200,000 votes.

Who was counting the votes? Now, it would not be our "trust
worthy" mullahs. would it?

>
>Now what kind of democracy Masoud is trying to bring to Iran when he
>imposes himself on Iranian people.  Among the opposition in the
>GHORBAT Masoud is still a minority.  There are many hard core opponents
>of IRI who absolutely oppose Masoud and his dictatorial tendecies.

En Goo Va En May_Dan! Talk is cheap. If someone or a group
claim to be against the present dictatorship in Iran, they
can show it by taking concrete actions to bring a democratic
change. 

Frankly, if you find the present regime in Iran by the
"people" and therefore democratic, you should not have
problem with the "dictatorial tendencies" of anyone, least
of all Masoud Rajavi.

>We, educated people of Iran, have lost a great deal of our support
>in the masses for a variety of reasons.  It takes time and dedication to
>gain back the support of the people.  First we have to be there.  Then
>we have to work hard to show people who is KHEDMATKAAR and who is
>KHIYAANATKAAR.  I am afraif what MKO is doing hurt our image among people
>a lot as they have done it over and over in the past 11 years.

What a bunch of crap! If you want to be KHEDMATKAAR, be part
of the solution. The main obstacle to Iranian prosperity is
this criminal regime. As long as they are in power, our
economy will deteriorate. People's standard of living have gone
down tremendously and it will continue to go down even
further.  They will never let go of power
voluntarily. They have no idea of how to run anything let
alone a government. Just look, they are begging the old
owners of the factories in the shah time to come back. These
people don't even have the mental capacity to run a factory
let alone a country. 

I think the best Khedmat would be to help get rid of this
regime and the worst Khiyaanat would be to help keep these
criminal in power which is exactly what you are doing. If I
remember correctly, other mullah supporters were saying some
of the same stuff you are saying and somehow ended up eating
sushi. :) 


>There will not be any DAWLAT for MKO.  There will be lots of destructions.
>

Make no mistake about it; this regime will go and it will go
with force. Mojahedin, and NCR and millions of Iranians are
committed to it. Whether Iranian choose Members of 
Mojahedin as their representatives in the government, that is
their purgative. It will not bother either Mojahedin or me
if not a single one of them is elected to the Majlis or the
other offices. As long as, they are allowed to have a office
and their newspaper to express their views, it would be
fine. 

>Ala

Asghar

From: moussavi@hplred.HP.COM (Farshid Moussavi)
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1992 17:20:58 GMT
Subject: Re: Public Celebration of Ignorance
Organization: Hewlett Packard Labs, Palo Alto CA