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Carla Bruni is a prostitute and immoral woman

Shaedys

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-11133178

http://liveshots.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/08/30/iran-calls-french-first-lady-a-prostitute/ (For the "Fair and balanced" perspective)

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5jGKdAlGxhi2IiOMIsA_QzFtphGdAD9HTUOM80
The wife of French President Nicolas Sarkozy has condemned the stoning sentence against Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, which Iran temporarily suspended but did not throw out after an international outcry.

The Kayhan newspaper, whose editor is a representative of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, described Bruni-Sarkozy as a "prostitute" on Saturday in an article headlined "French prostitutes enter the human rights uproar." The state-owned news website inn.ir carried similar remarks on Monday. "Although Bruni, the morally corrupt singer and actress of Italian (origin), was able to break the Sarkozy family and marry the French president, lately new reports have emerged about her affair with a singer," said the weekend report in Kayhan. That appeared to be a reference to rumors of infidelity in her marriage that Bruni-Sarkozy dismissed in April as "insignificant." The rumors have since died down. The French president's office declined Monday to comment on the remarks in Iranian media. The media attack was in response to an open letter Bruni-Sarkozy wrote to Ashtiani that was printed in several French news outlets last week.

TL;DR So she signed the petition, and therefore she's a whore.

Propaganda anyone? Reeks of it here.

Also fun fact from AP:
The woman's previous lawyer, who brought the case to the world's attention in his blog, fled the country and received asylum in Norway after Iranian authorities began to pressure him and his family.

*sigh*
 
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The good news is that the Iranian people are largely so used to every woman who speaks out against the government being a "whore" that the moniker has lost almost all of its sting.
 
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Anachronous Rex said:
The good news is that the Iranian people are largely so used to every woman who speaks out against the government being a "whore" that the moniker has lost almost all of its sting.

It makes me wonder why they even have the guts to call a country's first lady a whore. Don't they think that doing so will actually make people hate them more? One cannot just act based on one's own personal biases and expect others to react in a way that one imagines he or she reacts.
 
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lrkun said:
Anachronous Rex said:
The good news is that the Iranian people are largely so used to every woman who speaks out against the government being a "whore" that the moniker has lost almost all of its sting.

It makes me wonder why they even have the guts to call a country's first lady a whore. Don't they think that doing so will actually make people hate them more? One cannot just act based on one's own personal biases and expect others to react in a way that one imagines he or she reacts.
It's part of the government's running narrative that anyone who opposes them must be an immoral blasphemous heathen; as they are the vicar of goodness and righteousness, and no decent person could oppose that. You get the same from the religious right (I suspect) everywhere.

It would honestly be a little surprising if they didn't say something like this.
 
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