In the morning I went to visit Imam. I defended Mr. Rabbani [Amleshi] and said that he was oppressed, and I offered to strengthen him in the meeting. Mr. Emami Kashani also said that he wants to talk about this. They protested about the plan to hand over agricultural land and said that it was necessary to take it
In the morning I went to visit the Imam. I defended Mr. Rabbani [Amlashi] and said that he had been treated unjustly, and I suggested strengthening his position during the meeting. Mr. Emami Kashani also said that he wanted to speak about this.
He objected to the plan for transferring agricultural lands and said that he saw no necessity in taking cultivated lands, and that even if the Guardian Council did not reject it, he himself would reject it. He also insisted that cases requiring a determination of necessity in Parliament needed a larger majority. Two-thirds of the votes of those present, plus the opinion of experts, was necessary. We talked about the war and other matters. He is in good health and in good spirits. The Imam's headquarters for following up on the Eight-Point Decree and the groups he had selected also came to see the Imam.
Earlier, Mr. [Mohammadi] Reyshahri came to my house and spoke about a group called the Deviant Hezbollah and an anti-revolutionary military group, and he was concerned about the effects of the Imam's extra-legal decisions in the recent statements. I read many reports about the statistics of war damages and corruption in military purchases abroad, and I spoke by telephone with the President and the Minister of Defense.
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