How would The United States administration have reacted, if there had been violent protests in Washington D C after national elections had been held? The protests in Iran, undermine the civil machinery there. Perhaps, if the protests had been more temperate, then the unfortunate repercussions would not have been the result. When protesting, care must be taken, that the protests are heeded to the maximum , with minimum effect to the positive law and order situation. How is the positive law and order situation going to be aided, if President Obama makes an observation, which undermines the Iranian state machinery? Mr Obama wants peaceful relations with Iran, not to mention good vibes with that nation.
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After a week of protests over the recent presidential election, Iranian officials cracked down hard. The following are images of events on Saturday, June 20, when foreign media were banned from reporting or photographing events in Tehran. Some of these images were taken and disseminated by Iranian civilians.
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Ahamdinejad fears South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford .
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Whoever Ahamdinejad fears, he need not count Obama among them.
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