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They delude themselves, Mr. Vahedi says, because the problem is far deeper than one man.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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As the violence in Iran's streets intensified, Mr. Vahedi kept editing and writing for his newspaper from abroad.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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Yet those in Western capitals who dream of rapprochement with a post-Ahmadinejad Islamic Republic should think twice, Mr. Vahedi warns.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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Mojtaba Vahedi was born in 1964 to a pious household in the holy city of Qom but grew up mostly in Tehran.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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But two days before the polls opened, Mr. Vahedi flew to Dubai.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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"We didn't find any other cause for his stroke, " added Dr Vahedi.
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Then in 1982, a middle-aged cleric and rising parliamentarian, impressed by his ambition and zeal, recruited the 18-year-old Mr. Vahedi to join his staff.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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It was here that Mr. Vahedi finally broke with the reformists.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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"I wrote that letter, " Mr. Vahedi says with obvious pride.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out
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On November 29, 2012, Vahedi is scheduled to plead guilty in federal court in the Central District of California to one count of wire fraud in connection with the Ponzi.
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Seems that Vahedi was a busy fellow because in addition to his multi-million-dollar Ponzi scheme, he also submitted at least 250 fraudulent loan applications replete with falsified employment and income records.
FORBES: Son Steals From Parents And Banks And Investors
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"Jalili has zero independent will, " Mr. Vahedi says.
WSJ: The Weekend Interview with Mojtaba Vahedi: Iran's Revolution From the Inside Out