Iran leader goes paranoid on explanation of riots

CNN:

Iran's supreme leader blamed enemies and outsiders on Monday for the turmoil that followed last month's presidential elections, according to an Iranian news agency.

To a gathering in Tehran, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei accused Western governments of having "clearly meddled in the internal affairs of Iran" and the American and European media of depicting Iranians "as rioters," according to Fars News Agency.

He warned that meddling from presidents, prime ministers and foreign ministers would hurt those nations' relations with Iran, according to Fars.

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When you consider that Iran is the number one state sponsor of terrorism, it is strange to see their leader lecture governments on interfering in the affairs of others. It is also strange to see him suggest that Iran is going to have worse relations with countries like the US. Iran has no relations with the US and has indicated it was not interested in any, so is he going to put the US on double secret probation?

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  1. Unknown11:12 AM

    Paranoia at its best. If the U.S. was involved, the results would have gone to court! Circa 2004. If it wasn't for the complaining of countries like Iran and Russia, heaven forbid our U.S. news agencies, ignored a visit by their President, I wouldn't have anything to read & laugh about on line.

    Doug Willmann

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