2024: The FAR, Federal Acquisition Regulations, Part 31
Us Elections 2016 - Iran Elections 2005
1. History repeats itself…
How 2016 US Elections is similar to 2005 Iranian
Election when Ahmadinejad was elected…
2. In 1997, the moderate and
modern-thinking
candidate, Khatami was
elected. He was elected
again 4 years later in 2001.
3. A wave of optimism
swept Iran - for
change for the
better… reform…
4. But his efforts were
blocked, thwarted
and sabotaged by
the establishment
leading his
supporters losing
faith in him and his
policies…
5. For 2005 elections,
Ahmadinejad, an
outsider with a direct
and street-smart
rhetoric and many
populist promises
became candidate.
His tactic was mainly
directly attacking
opponents…
10. Forgetting that he never really
showed any plans for promises
he made. Not a single one.
11. While Khatami used to talk about
friendship and dialogue with all
nations, Ahmadinejad was all for
enmity with US, Israel… you
name it.
He broke off nuclear
negotiations and resulted in one
of the most severe sanctions
experienced by a nation.
12. Ahmadinejad took over the
government with a surplus
budget, and by the time he
left, he created the biggest
government debt in the
history of Iran.
No one really knows where
$800bln of oil revenues
during his term went…
13. During his term, he made
the most bizarre comments,
initially sounding funny but
soon it sounded as if he was
egomaniac, deluded, and
perhaps crazy.
14. He proved that if someone
sounds like a lunatic, he
probably is one…
16. p.s.
Next president after Ahmadinejad,
even after 3 years, still trying to
clean up the mess he created
during his terms…
And the people still suffer from the
most severe inflationary
recession in the Iranian history.