Here’s the other important quote from the poll:

““The extremely high number of people refusing to answer questions about their voting preference—something not found in response to any other questions—suggests that people have some discomfort with this topic,” says WPO’s Kull. “Thus these findings on voting preference are not a solid basis for estimating the actual vote.”

http://www.worldpublicopinion.org/pipa/articles/brmiddleeastnafricara/639.php?lb=brme&pnt=639&nid;=&id;=

Commune115, you can’t trust a poll of Iranians as though it is a poll taken in a free-speaking, democratic country.  Some anonymous person that calls to take a “poll” is treated with extreme suspicion.  There are 1000s of people in prison from the recent protests.  Many of the people that were in the streets recently all wore masks to shield their identity.  You think a poll of these people is accurate?  Don’t be so naive.  The most telling part of the “poll” is this paragraph:
“Among the 87 percent of respondents who say they voted in the June presidential election, 55 percent say they voted for Ahmadinejad. Only 14 percent say they voted for Mir Hossein Mousavi, the leading opposition candidate, and 26 percent refused to answer. Asked how they would vote if the election were held again, overall 49 percent say they would vote for Ahmadinejad, 8 percent for Mousavi, 13 percent say they would not vote, and 26 percent would not answer.”
Add it up—55% said they voted for Ahmadinejad, but only 49% said they would again and a combined 47% said they wouldn’t vote, didn’t answer or would vote for Mousavi.  And the likelihood of error in this poll is 3%.  That’s enough to contradict all the other “approval” votes given in that poll.

We see the articles about censorship in Iran, but how much willful censorship occurs by our government?
Obama has continued the practice of the Bush neo-cons of not even talking about illegal wiretaps, data mining,torture of detainees,et. cet.
The best example of all was those two articles from Haaretz, an Israeli newspaper on June 17. Mossad: Iran Will Have Nuclear Bomb by 2014” and “Israel Can’t Make up it’s Mind About Iranian Nuclear Timetable” The significance of these two articles was huge and should have been on at least page two in all our newspapers. They were totally censored in Europe and the US. Only an Army newsletter for officers reprinted the article. Read those articles on Google and realize we also practice censorship.