6.15.2009

Iran elections: massive psyops, hard to tell what's going on

Moon over Alabama:

There is a full effort of the "western" media and some expatriate Iranian organizations to de-legitimize the Iranian election despite the absence of any real evidence of voting fraud. These events show all characteristics of an engineered "color evolution".

As said before I find the reelection of Ahmadinejad quite plausible. He has done a lot for the poor and the elections were for a decent part class based. As Robert Fisk relates from someone not-regime-friendly in Tehran: [read more...]


Truth Seeker via Atheo News

Was the Iranian election a fraud?

That’s what our great western media sources want us to believe. While scanning through the coverage, I could not find one mainstream news article which covered the election results in an objective, unbiased manner. Either prominently displayed in the title or first paragraph, each of the articles suggest the election was a fraud.

It’s worth noting that Iran, unlike the US, does not use electronic voting machines which are easily tampered with. They actually have paper ballots. It’s also important to point out the health of their electoral process. They had an 85% turnout! We, “the champions of democracy” turnout only a fraction of that percentage for our presidential elections. In fact 2 out of 3 American citizens find something better to do during election day. [read more...]


Truth Seeker Comment

Initially this website was taken in by reports alleging a potential landslide win for Mousavi. It soon became apparent however, that the Western mainstream media was acting in unison over the Iranian election. Together with Mousavi’s alleged links with neocon Michael Ledeen, it seems that we are seeing a disinformation campaign to discredit the Iranian election on par with the one to promote the fable of Saddam’s Weapon’s of Mass Destruction.

As we now know, that ultimately proved false but paved the way for the invasion of Iraq.

It’s anyone’s guess where this will lead but it’s as well to be wary of disinformation dressed up as ‘journalism’.

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