Posted on 12/16/2009 3:47:07 PM PST by nuconvert
The increasing frequency of student protests in universities across the country, especially since December 7, point to the university administrators’ loss of control over the university atmosphere. Even for a while prior to the Student Day, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s supporters had lost the chance to speak at university campuses, their speeches or question and answer sessions often being interrupted by student protests.
In reaction to this situation, yesterday Mohammad Mohammadian, who head the supreme leader’s office in university affairs, called for firmer confrontation of students and professors accused by him of weakening the regime.
According to a report by ILNA, speaking at the sixty-second annual conference of medial university chiefs, Mohammad Mohammadian warned about the condition of the country’s university campuses: “According to the existing data, 70 percent of students votes against Ahmadinejad.”
(Excerpt) Read more at roozonline.com ...
I’m disappointed....I thought 70% of AMERICAN students opposed the government.
>> I’m disappointed...I thought 70% of AMERICAN students opposed the government.
ditto
They certainly did a year ago.
Double Ditto
“Rooz Online” should have been a tipoff...
“I’m disappointed....I thought 70% of AMERICAN students opposed the government.”
Yeah, ...I was going to tell them to question authority, but after seeing the place of discontent, I wouldn’t want to be responsible for anyone getting their head whacked off.
>>”“Rooz Online” should have been a tipoff...”
I thought it was from Oz-tralia: ‘Roos online.
Our students, who have been spoiled by freedom and brain washed by Marxists, are going to learn the hard way what it's going to be like living under a communist government. .
In my country, students protest the government tyranny.
In your country, students protest for more government tyranny.
Hyuck, hyuck!
LOL, good point. (Except I at least had encountered Rooz Online before.)
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