Iranian has got talent in "Britain Has Got Talent" show

DIMPLE cheeked Shaheen Jafargholi made it through to the final of Britain’s Got Talent last night after he secured support from two of the three judges.

Fake Iran elections: Zealot Ahmadinejad the uses "Reach out" formula that got Obama elected.

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad says if he is re-elected next month he wants to have a face-to-face meeting with US President Barack Obama.

Iran's Seyyeds buying votes for Seyyed Elections

"marg bar sibzamini"

"Ask Zeinab Hosseini, a housewife receiving government assistance of the equivalent of $100 a month. 'He remains a man of the people. He cares for the poor. Ahmadinejad is a hero,' she said."

Iran's Seyyeds show Hamas who's boss

“The elections have many changes but still many details are hidden by Hamas … the removal of Abu Marzouk and Al-Alami were the result of pressure from Syria and Iran on Mash’al,” the newspaper’s source said. ... Kuwaiti sources aren't always the most accurate, but if this is true it shows (once again) that Hamas is simply a client of Iran.

US Democrats love killer Seyyed/Theocrats in Iran - deevooneha

"We are not in 'regime change' mode," Democrat John Kerry, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told a hearing exploring the prospects for US President Barack Obama's new policy of engaging the Islamic republic.

Iran vs Saudi Arabia: Nationalism stronger than Islam - afarin!

'We must insist on our correct stance even if it leads to the cancellation of the games,' Ali Akbar Velayati, an adviser to Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, told a conference marking national Persian Gulf day last week.

The Associated Press decides to write against the Seyyeds' phoney elections in Iran

'It appears that luring students and crowds for the government is more important than tackling unemployment and inflation,' Mousavi said in comments posted Saturday on his campaign Web site. ... Iran's state media have imposed a news blackout on Wednesday's bus accident and on the campaign strategy of transporting students from other towns to listen to the president, but the news got out on a parliamentary Web site loyal to hard-liners.