Sub-divisions in the Seyyed ranks.

"This is not a foreign policy. We need to find an accommodating way to decrease the threats and assure the interests of the country.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20080227/wl_mideast_afp/iranpoliticsdiplomacyisrael

So for the first time, we see how the old guard, that ran the negotiations, and cunningly managed to limbo dance the IAEA rules so well for so long, is getting fed up with this madman. The Seyyeds are dividing and sub-dividing, as the Iranians are uniting more. Good news.

Who is calling who an apostate in Iran.

The European Union has criticised the new penal code being drafted in Iran, particularly a section that imposes the death penalty for giving up Islam.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7264810.stm

And of course the Moslems were the first apostates themselves, when they converted out of Zoroastrianism.