Comments for Ali Sanaei's Personal Blog http://sanaei.com/blog Our notes about anything! Sun, 05 Jul 2009 20:32:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 Comment on Free Wireless Internet in Sydney and Melbourne by Aamy Lee http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/02/15/free-wireless-internet-in-sydney-and-melbourne/#comment-10858 Aamy Lee Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:57:17 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/02/15/free-wireless-internet-in-sydney-and-melbourne/#comment-10858 It's really a good news for the people of Australia, having wireless internet access in anywhere.. Thanks.. It’s really a good news for the people of Australia, having wireless internet access in anywhere.. Thanks..

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by mahyar http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10856 mahyar Mon, 29 Jun 2009 03:59:06 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10856 Wow! it is a great progress That you accept your nastiness and apologize for your previous actions!!! hahahaha!!! Wow!
it is a great progress That you accept your nastiness and apologize for your previous actions!!!

hahahaha!!!

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by Ali http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10821 Ali Fri, 26 Jun 2009 13:44:51 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10821 @John Have you read the list? Have you seen any valid concrete evidence for yourself? Have you read the Interior Ministry and Guardian Council's response? E.g. to address the item you mentioned; the official polling time was for this election was 8am to 6pm. Previous elections it was from 9am to 7pm. So we should be in an agreement that if they even don't extend, there is nothing illegal. However they extended the time to 10pm, and for many stations they asked people in the queue to come in and closed the gates and voting continued to midnight. So nothing illegal has happened here. Mind you that why would you think this is against Mousavi?! Other candidates can have the same argument. People do not think he has won. The minority who you are in touch with think so. As said, there is NO evidence other than a bunch of nonsense rumours moving around and circulating in the media. Mousavi HAD to go through the legal process first, if he got bollocks in return, he may have had the right to protest and shout out. Not claim he is the winner at 11pm polling day and say other than this means there has been cheating and people should come to streets! @John

Have you read the list? Have you seen any valid concrete evidence for yourself? Have you read the Interior Ministry and Guardian Council’s response?

E.g. to address the item you mentioned; the official polling time was for this election was 8am to 6pm. Previous elections it was from 9am to 7pm. So we should be in an agreement that if they even don’t extend, there is nothing illegal. However they extended the time to 10pm, and for many stations they asked people in the queue to come in and closed the gates and voting continued to midnight. So nothing illegal has happened here. Mind you that why would you think this is against Mousavi?! Other candidates can have the same argument.

People do not think he has won. The minority who you are in touch with think so. As said, there is NO evidence other than a bunch of nonsense rumours moving around and circulating in the media.

Mousavi HAD to go through the legal process first, if he got bollocks in return, he may have had the right to protest and shout out. Not claim he is the winner at 11pm polling day and say other than this means there has been cheating and people should come to streets!

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by John http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10816 John Fri, 26 Jun 2009 09:14:41 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10816 I thought the opposition had sent a clear list of irregularities from the current election? They ranged from Interior Ministry officials removing ballot boxes from where they had (in the 9 previous elections) usually been counted through to polling stations closing early, etc. Maybe you could address those complaints Mousavi and Karroubi sent? I think the reason the protests have lost momentum is not because people no longer think Mousavi won the election and had it stolen, it is because Khamanei, the Basij and groups like Ansar-e Hezbollah have made the cost of getting involved in those protests very high. The violence and intimidation of those peacefully protesting has caused many people (rightly) to stay at home. I thought the opposition had sent a clear list of irregularities from the current election? They ranged from Interior Ministry officials removing ballot boxes from where they had (in the 9 previous elections) usually been counted through to polling stations closing early, etc. Maybe you could address those complaints Mousavi and Karroubi sent?

I think the reason the protests have lost momentum is not because people no longer think Mousavi won the election and had it stolen, it is because Khamanei, the Basij and groups like Ansar-e Hezbollah have made the cost of getting involved in those protests very high. The violence and intimidation of those peacefully protesting has caused many people (rightly) to stay at home.

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by Amir Forman Asgharzadeh http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10813 Amir Forman Asgharzadeh Fri, 26 Jun 2009 01:11:17 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10813 You may add one more thing because someone may be able to give me a promising answer. Only one hour after the election was over, Mousavi said in a conference that "he was the elected president of Iran. Any other result would mean that the election had been fabricated" We all know that the results of any election aren't known one hour after the election is over. It takes at least several hours. So where did Mousavi get the statement from? I always ask this question from the fanatics who support Mousavi, and they are yet to give me an answer. Instead, they talk about the death of the people, etc, etc. If we are to solve a problem, we need to go to the roots of the problem. I strongly believe that the root of all the problems was this statement from Mousavi. You may add one more thing because someone may be able to give me a promising answer. Only one hour after the election was over, Mousavi said in a conference that “he was the elected president of Iran. Any other result would mean that the election had been fabricated” We all know that the results of any election aren’t known one hour after the election is over. It takes at least several hours. So where did Mousavi get the statement from? I always ask this question from the fanatics who support Mousavi, and they are yet to give me an answer. Instead, they talk about the death of the people, etc, etc. If we are to solve a problem, we need to go to the roots of the problem. I strongly believe that the root of all the problems was this statement from Mousavi.

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by Amir Forman Asgharzadeh http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10811 Amir Forman Asgharzadeh Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:53:55 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10811 For the first few days, the western media was talking about "healthy" VS. "unhealthy" election, but they have now changed their tones. They are not talking about elections anymore. They are talking about the regime and how to overthrow the regime. I would suggest Mr. Obama think about the poor situations of the African Americans in his country ... Read morefirst before becoming a sweetheart for Iranians. I think the the government in Iran has correctly identified the problem, but they are still confused how to settle down the crisis. Obviously, they can't go out to the streets and kill people, but also they shouldn't let the crisis continue. I wish A.N himself could reach out to these people himself, but he isn't a good politician (Ghalibaf's interview on youtube uploaded by yourself). Anyhow, this is an Iranian problem, and it will be solved by Iranians. The foreign hands must be cut right now! For the first few days, the western media was talking about “healthy” VS. “unhealthy” election, but they have now changed their tones. They are not talking about elections anymore. They are talking about the regime and how to overthrow the regime. I would suggest Mr. Obama think about the poor situations of the African Americans in his country … Read morefirst before becoming a sweetheart for Iranians.
I think the the government in Iran has correctly identified the problem, but they are still confused how to settle down the crisis. Obviously, they can’t go out to the streets and kill people, but also they shouldn’t let the crisis continue. I wish A.N himself could reach out to these people himself, but he isn’t a good politician (Ghalibaf’s interview on youtube uploaded by yourself). Anyhow, this is an Iranian problem, and it will be solved by Iranians. The foreign hands must be cut right now!

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by Amir Forman Asgharzadeh http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10810 Amir Forman Asgharzadeh Thu, 25 Jun 2009 23:53:33 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10810 I definitely believe that the election was healthy. Now, there might have been some miscalculations, or mistakes, but it would not be 11 million. Maybe a couple of hundred thousands. Read this: http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=14018 I really do believe that the situation is more complicated that the ordinary people see. Yes, we ... Read moreall condemn the death of ordinary people to police force. According to the western media, when ordinary people kill police forces, they are "freedom fighters", but when police kills people, they are"dictators". One thing I don't understand is whether Mousavi himself is aware of the broader implications of what he has done or not. OK, fine, if you have problems, complain, and take out people to the streets. I am OK with it. But what I am not OK with is how the enemies of Iran and the hidden hands big up the propaganda. In Farsi we say" catching fish from mud water". So it started as an election dispute, but we are now hearing different messages I definitely believe that the election was healthy. Now, there might have been some miscalculations, or mistakes, but it would not be 11 million. Maybe a couple of hundred thousands. Read this:
http://globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=14018

I really do believe that the situation is more complicated that the ordinary people see. Yes, we … Read moreall condemn the death of ordinary people to police force. According to the western media, when ordinary people kill police forces, they are “freedom fighters”, but when police kills people, they are”dictators”.
One thing I don’t understand is whether Mousavi himself is aware of the broader implications of what he has done or not. OK, fine, if you have problems, complain, and take out people to the streets. I am OK with it. But what I am not OK with is how the enemies of Iran and the hidden hands big up the propaganda. In Farsi we say” catching fish from mud water”. So it started as an election dispute, but we are now hearing different messages

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by Ali http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10812 Ali Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:20:05 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10812 @Azadeh Omrani I can clearly see in your last sentence where all your anger comes from. If it helps; sorry for sacking you 5 years ago, looks like you haven't handled it well. Let it go! BTW, since your comments have contained accusation and insultation a number of times now - I have had to cut it out - I will no longer approve comments from you. @Azadeh Omrani
I can clearly see in your last sentence where all your anger comes from. If it helps; sorry for sacking you 5 years ago, looks like you haven’t handled it well. Let it go!
BTW, since your comments have contained accusation and insultation a number of times now - I have had to cut it out - I will no longer approve comments from you.

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by Azadeh http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10809 Azadeh Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:18:40 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10809 So while you are not in Iran and it is not clear if you had voted in election please shut up for bringing your views. who is talking about law while they even do not let people to have their calm rallies in peace and attack and kill people and put the responsibility to people themselves!!! and hide behind the religion! who really skip the law? who should we bring our documents while all the government is against all people??? and the president AN just have the Supreme's support and not a legal document that proves his 24m vote!!! for your information, we have brought our documents to all the world and all the world (friends and enemies) accept the fraud. but we are sorry for ourselves that our government is deaf, blind and mindless. http://entkhabatj88.blogspot.com/ (just one sample) FYI, there are almost all clergies of Iran, against the election result, but the supreme has closed his eyes and support the illegal presidential of AN. http://www.mowj.ir/ShowNews.php?7315 be fair! how was it when Iran orders US or other nations to leave Iraq or do not support Israel is not interference but while they just advice Iran's government not to criminally attack the people is interference??? I won't send any video clips of recent violation against people as you can just have a search on youtube and find thousands of videos in just 2 recent weeks not as your few videos through hundred years of democracy in west. Dear Ali Sanei, try to open your eyes and use your mind while there is a chance of studying or just try to paint your views and do not mention any of your blindly, silly and mindless politic ideas or go to hell my nasty ex-boss!!! So while you are not in Iran and it is not clear if you had voted in election please shut up for bringing your views.
who is talking about law while they even do not let people to have their calm rallies in peace and attack and kill people and put the responsibility to people themselves!!! and hide behind the religion! who really skip the law?
who should we bring our documents while all the government is against all people??? and the president AN just have the Supreme’s support and not a legal document that proves his 24m vote!!! for your information, we have brought our documents to all the world and all the world (friends and enemies) accept the fraud. but we are sorry for ourselves that our government is deaf, blind and mindless.

http://entkhabatj88.blogspot.com/ (just one sample)

FYI, there are almost all clergies of Iran, against the election result, but the supreme has closed his eyes and support the illegal presidential of AN.

http://www.mowj.ir/ShowNews.php?7315

be fair! how was it when Iran orders US or other nations to leave Iraq or do not support Israel is not interference but while they just advice Iran’s government not to criminally attack the people is interference???
I won’t send any video clips of recent violation against people as you can just have a search on youtube and find thousands of videos in just 2 recent weeks not as your few videos through hundred years of democracy in west.

Dear Ali Sanei, try to open your eyes and use your mind while there is a chance of studying or just try to paint your views and do not mention any of your blindly, silly and mindless politic ideas or go to hell my nasty ex-boss!!!

]]> Comment on Recent Iran Election Crisis In A Nutshell by German Vogel http://sanaei.com/blog/2009/06/25/recent-iran-election-crisis-in-a-nutshell/#comment-10807 German Vogel Thu, 25 Jun 2009 17:53:56 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/?p=162#comment-10807 Add to that YouTube disgusting contribution to the crisis thousands of companies around the world which sent messages like this one that I got: Hello Germán, We're sorry for bothering you, but we have some important news that we would like to share with all of our Iranian callers. Due to the recent and highly unfortunate developments in Iran, we have decided to take action and do what is in our power to help the people of the Islamic republic in their struggle for democracy. Something that is rightfully theirs. To find out more about the background of this effort and how to get your share of these 250,000 minutes, please visit the Rebtel Blog and help us spread the message. Free Iran! The Rebtel Team ♥ Isn't it fascinating that all of a sudden these companies which had the capacity to raise public awareness about the Gaza holocaust are only now interested about "democracy" and "freedom"? Add to that YouTube disgusting contribution to the crisis thousands of companies around the world which sent messages like this one that I got:

Hello Germán,
We’re sorry for bothering you, but we have some important news that we would like to share with all of our Iranian callers.

Due to the recent and highly unfortunate developments in Iran, we have decided to take action and do what is in our power to help the people of the Islamic republic in their struggle for democracy. Something that is rightfully theirs.

To find out more about the background of this effort and how to get your share of these 250,000 minutes, please visit the Rebtel Blog and help us spread the message.

Free Iran!
The Rebtel Team ♥

Isn’t it fascinating that all of a sudden these companies which had the capacity to raise public awareness about the Gaza holocaust are only now interested about “democracy” and “freedom”?

]]> Comment on Last day in Australia by Ali http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/06/12/last-day-in-australia/#comment-10791 Ali Wed, 24 Jun 2009 06:59:36 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/06/12/last-day-in-australia/#comment-10791 Although I should say this is none of your business... but since many people ask; I work, study, travel, blog, run my family, etc... Although I should say this is none of your business… but since many people ask; I work, study, travel, blog, run my family, etc…

]]> Comment on Apologise to the World Mr. Wallace and Return that Emmy by Asham http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/08/12/apologize-to-the-world-mr-wallace-and-return-that-emmy-mike-wallace-cbs-60-minutes-interview-with-mahmoud-ahmadinejad-president-of-iran-islamic-republic-of-about-israel/#comment-10790 Asham Wed, 24 Jun 2009 02:46:21 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/08/12/apologize-to-the-world-mr-wallace-and-return-that-emmy-mike-wallace-cbs-60-minutes-interview-with-mahmoud-ahmadinejad-president-of-iran-islamic-republic-of-about-israel/#comment-10790 Actually many Americans were critical of him being to soft during the interview. Mind i am iranian from Canada. if you see fox channel , what will you say?? Actually many Americans were critical of him being to soft during the interview. Mind i am iranian from Canada. if you see fox channel , what will you say??

]]> Comment on Iranian Sea instead of Oman Sea! (?) by arjmandi http://sanaei.com/blog/2007/04/22/iranian-sea/#comment-10697 arjmandi Tue, 09 Jun 2009 11:19:03 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/2007/04/22/iranian-sea/#comment-10697 "Iranian Sea" instead of the "oman sea" "kourosh sea" instead of the "arabian sea" “Iranian Sea” instead of the “oman sea”
“kourosh sea” instead of the “arabian sea”

]]> Comment on Last day in Australia by Aussie Inspector http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/06/12/last-day-in-australia/#comment-10656 Aussie Inspector Thu, 04 Jun 2009 11:07:20 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/06/12/last-day-in-australia/#comment-10656 Well, I wonder how you could afford to do all those trips in such a short time,while you were studying at the same time. don't care if you have ur mum n dad supporting u from overseas or u had enough saving. I only hope you have no connection or same sort of mind set with amedinejad or what ever his name is coz he sucks. Well, I wonder how you could afford to do all those trips in such a short time,while you were studying at the same time. don’t care if you have ur mum n dad supporting u from overseas or u had enough saving. I only hope you have no connection or same sort of mind set with amedinejad or what ever his name is coz he sucks.

]]> Comment on A quick review on Shirin Ebadi’s “Iran Awakening” by Ali http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/06/09/my-quick-comment-on-shirin-ebadis-iran-awakening/#comment-10655 Ali Thu, 04 Jun 2009 07:38:43 +0000 http://sanaei.com/blog/2008/06/09/my-quick-comment-on-shirin-ebadis-iran-awakening/#comment-10655 eyval, man daghighan ba shoma movafegham eyval, man daghighan ba shoma movafegham

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