Saturday, October 30, 2010

Poll Shows Moussavi Had 59% of the Votes in Qom



The poll results are as follows:

- Mir Hussein Moussavi 59.3%
- Mahmoud Ahamdinejad 23.1%
- Mehdi Karroubi 16.3%
- Mohsen Rezaei 1.3%



Unknown said...

LOL, Potkin!

This "statistical poll" wouldn't happen to come from the same source as the "leaked" results that Makhmalbaf and Satrapi announced to the European parliament and which apparently showed Ahmadinejad had received fewer than 6 million votes while Karroubi had got over 13 million?

It is obvious that you will believe only what you want to believe. This is not a rational or logical course of action.

You insult my intelligence and that of your readers.

Azarmehr said...

LoL, Reza! I think there is more credibility in this letter than the qualifications of your beloved officials in Ahmadinejad's administration

Waybec said...

Well the boat not only has holes, but also carries a lot of disgruntled passengers treading a lot of water! Humm.. Doesn't throwing the person they least like overboard come next!!!

Anonymous said...

I think reza is right. maybe u still font want to accept the big lie

Unknown said...


You continue to ignore 3 pre and post-election, scientifically-researched, surveys of the Iranian publics conducted by western organisations. They all show that Ahmadinejad enjoys the support of the great majority of Iranians.

In 2008, a survey found that Ahmadinejad had an approval rating of 66%. (Question 40)

Ahmadinejad enjoys large support

In 2009, Globescan and WPO-PIPA found that Ahmadinejad had clearly won the election. This is what the former reported after taking a poll one week after the vote.

Who did you vote for? (Question 2 in the Globescan survey).

Post-election survey

Ahmadinejad: 56%
Mousavi: 32%
Rezai: 2%
Karroubi: 0%
Refused to say: 10%

Let's have more science and Reza, and less propaganda and Potkin.

Nadir said...

Evidence of why there was widespread cheating in the 2009 elections?

Dariush said...

lol Reza, answer this question stright up; why is it that you live in a western country, if the IR system is the utopia you make it out to be?

Also, it is quite evident that you relish the beauty of democratic debate. So why is it that such debate doesn't exist on the IRIB pages and all other state-controlled media for that matter?

Unknown said...

Darisuh asks:


Er..maybe because I am only 32 years old and was born in the West and speak English as my first language. I did not quit the country when it needed me most as Potkin did in 1981. What he should have done was to fight Saddam.

I never made the IRI out to be a 'utopia'. But clearly the majority of Iranians have benefited from the Revolution and want it to evolve into a success and not a failure.You and others wish Iran harm purely out of spite for your contempt of the Islamic Republic.