Iranian Political Evolution; From Dictatorship to Corruption to Revolution

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Public hanging and lashing for those who do not learn quickly

Presidential and Parliamentary Elections:

There are free elections in Iran; however they are controlled in an ingenious way. More than a thousand people file papers to run for the job of the president, however, a group of clergymen review each case, and only permit a few friends of the system to run.

If by any chance the elected official turns out to be undesirable then you have blatant cheating similar to the events of last days.

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My name is Dr Abbas Sadeghian. I Am a Clinical Neuropsychologist. I work mostly with people who have suffered from stroke. My minor in college was History, and I love politics .I have published a controversial book on Islam called "Sword and (more...)

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