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To: FARS

What does titular standing mean,who is Ahmadi-Nejad.


203 posted on 07/18/2006 11:15:15 PM PDT by fatima (You can read History or make it,fatima)
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To: fatima

Titular means title.
Ahmadi-Nejad means Ahmadinejad
El Presidente of Iran


208 posted on 07/18/2006 11:22:03 PM PDT by BunnySlippers (NUTS!)
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Ahmadi-Nejad is President of Iran. Previously that position had no power except as granted by "ayatollah" Ali Khamenei, the Supreme Ruler. The first thing AhamdiNejad did after being "selected" into this position with the backing of Khamenei, who later regreted his actions, was to fill every position in goernment, whether at the national, regional, of provincial elve - down to lower positions with his IRGC colleagues. they now literally control everyone and everything but have stopped short of removing Khamenei. Though this is likely when they elect the new Council of Experts in November, which then appoints the Supreme Leader. Looney Ayatollah Mesbah Yazdi is vying for the position and as Ahmadi Nejad's mentor and spiritual guide will probably manage to get the top postion. If that happen s all the old guard Mullahs will find theselves remoned from their current position and in prison.

Way past my bed time so forgive the uncorrected spelling.

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215 posted on 07/18/2006 11:39:20 PM PDT by FARS (OK)
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