Talk:Latif Pedram

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[edit] Controversial?

user: Scythian1, please explain why you have him described as "controversial" in the lead? Many politicians in Afghanistan are controversial. Including the president Hamid Karzai and most recently (if you have been following the news) Karim Khoram. So why don't you add controversial to lead in their articles as well? The only reason I can think of is that you might not be fond of Latif Pedram. In other words your edit seems to be politically motivated. I cannot think of another reason since there are so many controversial politicians in Afghanistan.