So far the only thing we got from this revolution was independence from the west.
We have learned from our elders how to move ahead it has been in the making for a century.

But the time has come for us to get our freedom, and our right place amongst the best nations of the world.

And for taxi drivers I recommend anyone visiting Iran to open a political conversation with them. You would learn a lot from the other passengers too.
Most of taxi driver do it as a second job many of them have university degrees.

Faced with many scientifically conducted polls by western sources and a massive, 85%, turnout in an election that was won by Ahmadinejad, what are the arguments in support of electoral fraud?! Street protests!? Does anybody in France let street protests determine their president? Do 90% of Iranians living in other cities and rural areas have access to Tehran streets?? What is the point of elections if the result is to be dictated by protests and unrest fomented by the unsatisfied party??

Therefore I think the results of this survey reflect the realities in Iran.

I don't want to say that this result was fixed.
But the problem with the poll is that a western standard was used to poll a distinct culture in fearful times.
The best method would be to go to Iran and ask the TAXI DRIVERS.
(anybody that has taken a public taxi in tehran knows what I am saying)

Come to think of it, any of my relatives/friends who we talked to in Iran were really afraid to tell us anything political on the phone in the past few weeks, as they were afraid of government eavesdropping. Obviously, anybody who didn't approve of the government would have been much more afraid to admit that on the phone to a stranger.

Yes I agree with this result. If you travel to Iran you can easily find that most Iranian agree with the result of election and they express acceptance of the outcome of the Presidential election. They consider Ahmadinejad to be Iran's legitimate president

HALLUCINATION was the reason for all disputations we encountered in Iran. As you see the people who didn't accept our great elections which was the best opinion poll ever could be held, don't accept these results as well and generaly they are not used to understand the reality. As you know before the elections such opinion polls were held (by american NEWSWEEK ) as well which claimed Dr. Ahmadinejad will gain over 60% of the votes.
anyhow the main question remains to be answered is WHO IS IN CHARGE FOR THE LIVES LOST IN IRAN?

It is an enomous mistake for the Iranians to think that their vote for Moussawi, will make their lives very much better. This is because Moussawi was in league with those who kidnapped western hostages in Beirut, at the time of the Jimmy Carter administration. And Moussawi and Rafsanjani are engaged in the deception of the electorate, so that they can seize power without the need to confront the Revolutionary Guard and the Iranian militia, the Basijis.

je ne regarderai plus votre chaine vos informations ne sont plus fiables.
Il ya eu des manifestaions contre regime partout en Iran et m.siavosh ghazi declare
que les manifastations juste etaient a teheran!ce sondage est aussi dans ce genre.
la mojorite des iranians ont choisi m.moussavi et n'ont pas change d'avis

Good to see excellent and accurate reporting - thank you. Despite the Tehran-centric protestors and the extensive (and sometimes exaggerated)coverage they received, the majority did vote Ahmadinejad and the nation standands firmly behind him. The vast, and silent majority who don't have internet access or English language literacy skills to make placards in English targetting foreign media & audiences voted Ahmadinejad. Unlike Moussavi, Ahmadinejad visited nearly every village and faced Iranians and even faced their direct criticism and grievances. The demonstrators caused a lot of damage to property, private and govt. & outside themselves there is no broad support for them. They can't seem to accept this fact. Thank you for excellent reporting.

Asking an Iranian in Iran, is akin to asking a North Korean in North Korea, or an Iraqi of the Saddam Hussein era, in Iraq, about whom they support. The level of the ruthless crackdown on any opposition to Mahmoud--the Holocaust is a lie--Ahmadinejad's illegitimate presidency, is sufficiently indicative of his lack of popularity.

this poll, like the iranian election(selection) is denaturant
ahmadi nejad isn't iranian people president
our president is mr. Mir hossein mousavi

I completely agree with Mohsen. Most of Iranians afraid to reveal their actual opinion. Such polling is not reliable at all. I believe that France24 should not highlight such news which might lead to misunderstanding among the people of the world.

this poll cant be true. reason 1, no one outside iran feels safe to tell the truth. 2: the question is asked from muslims, which has become a synonym for hardliners and terrorists. yes, ahmaninejad is their representative, but he is not iranian's rep. 3: people in iran do not have easy access to websites and polls and news sites. the ones who do are mostly government insiders. the average iranian citizen does not have the facilities and internet proxy programs to reach the poll and vote. 4: I am iranian, I live in iran, I have at least 300 acquaintances, friends and family members, none of whom agree or believe the statements of the poll results. where did 8 out of 10 come from?
this is just another scam for a new deal some country is having with ahmadinejad's government.

I'm strongly sure that the results of this poll is not true ! the reason is clear : If someone abroad calls me and asks me about the election I will surley say that Ahmadinejad is the legitimate president although I'm highly sure that he is not the legitimate president ! the reasen that I answer like this is that I'm scared of government's reaction! I know they might listen to my telephone call !
So you can'r relly on what irannian say on phone ! they fear to answer honestly !