The exchange was recorded and was first published on Khamenei's website. Lots of talk about this story but for now, it's more a mystery that will be answered later.
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Just because Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is certifying the election, it doesn't mean the opposition is accepting those results.
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Better still, others are in agreement and are speaking out as well. Reports this morning are that there is a ban in mosques today for mourning Neda, the young woman shot in the heart and killed yesterday during a peaceful protest.
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The Supreme Leader spoke today. And, it was an ominous warning to protesters and to Mousavi:
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Friday demanded an end to street protests that have shaken the country since a disputed presidential election a week ago and said any bloodshed would be their leaders' fault.
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The question is whether it was real or fake but for the moment it almost doesn't matter. It's feeding another round of protests and more are expected today in Tehran.
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Even more reason to be suspicious about the election results in Iran. Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's statement was very forceful, suggesting that a vote for anyone else would be a vote against Iran.
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