[leadhead]

A wink is as good as a nod, as the Irish say.

Beware Clerics, youe time has passed.

[dwswager]

Like I said before, who cares about WMDs? It was worth it for the MESSAGE factor and Iran seems to be getting the message!

[samtheman]

This Iraq victory --- and the way it went down --- will turn out to be as big as the crumbling of the Berlin wall.

We don't need to find WMD to make it all worthwhile.

But we will.

The WMD are there.

[Faraday]

Do you suppose W will be able to add an Iran notch to his .45 before November of next year? I would say the chances are about 60-40. And it will only require an American stabilization force. The Iranians themselves will do the heavy lifting.

[Sonny M]

Fear shall place them in line.

[doug from upland]

The DemocRATS are not going to like to see George Bush get credit for the changes in the Middle East. Just imagine that people, most of whom have never enjoyed freedom, are going to be given what is the right of all man. Oh, well, I guess George Bush is a moron.

[walden]

"An open letter, signed by 153 deputies in the 290-seat Majlis and read out in the chamber, said Iran was in "a critical situation" and the ruling establishment risked losing the support of the people, who had overwhelmingly voted for reform. "

The Iraqi people overwhelmingly BOYCOTTED the election (turnout something like 12% or so) because they've despaired that true reform will ever happen. Now, they're ready for REVOLUTION! Yeah!

[Paul C. Jesup]

At least the Iranian MPs see the writing on the wall. They know that if things don't change, there maybe open rebellion.