What you say may be true, however, Iran and some of the (more peaceful/less extremist) leaders have repeatedly assured the IAEA and those who are most concerned that the nuclear technology will *NOT* be used for harmful purposes. (And strangely enough, I believe them.) Not everybody's out to “get America” – peaceful people *DO* exist! (Even in Iran!)

It was also announced that if Moussavi got into office, he would extend his hand out to other countries (including America) – and make it Iran's nuclear program more transparent and allow investigators/the IAEA to inspect their program more openly/freely. (So, without him being in office – a lot of us have a lot to loose!)

Here is a list of all of the countries that have nuclear weapons: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_states_wit...

Out of this list, I think there are *TWO* states that we should most worried about when it comes to nuclear technology/weapons: North Korea and Pakistan.

Pakistan is what I consider more of a meager country than most in the Middle East – and this, I believe, puts them at a higher risk of being invaded and over-taken by extremists and terrorist groups. (Like Al-Qaeda.) Just look at the overall poverty rate and the quality of living over there – and you will understand/see what I mean.

North Korea…Hmmm, what should I say about North Korea?…I think we Americans and the rest of the world should be more worried about North Korea than anybody else right now!

I can completely and wholly understand your disappointment – I am crushed and disappointed by the results too. I know that there are probably hundreds of thousands – if not a million or more – of Iranians, all around the world, that must be feeling the *same exact* disappointment you I and feel right now!

What a shame, and a sham, that your government played games with you and your people the way they did. What a shame they allowed people to really have hope in their hearts, when all they were planning on doing in the end is to crush that hope! What a shame that corruption – especially in the voting sector – exists, anywhere!

But I want you and all Iranians to take heart in knowing that America has faced similar events before – just recently, in fact, when George W. Bush was in office. (He cheated in both of his two elections to become president – any many Americans were angry, upset, and crushed by this!) Things are getting better now that Obama is in office – but we have a looong way to before we can completely fix all of the damage Bush and his group of phonies did while he was in office.

Things will get better for you and your people as well. It will just take time, endurance, and patience – but you will get there!

Good luck and don't completely loose all hope. There is still a chance for change – just as America proved that words such as “Yes We Can” can come true – so can Iran!