The Iranian government already admitted the election was bogus. So why are they so surprised over protest. Voting is an important way for people to have a voice. Protesting and working within the system are also ways to have a voice. But those methods are denounce by their government also. Iran is not a democracy at all.
Photos: Women and Iran’s Disputed Election
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Posted By: TruthForward @ 06/26/2009 10:04:17 AM
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Posted By: Ethan30 @ 06/26/2009 9:23:31 AM
shame on Obama for "respecting" the corrupt and fanatic regime of the Ayatollahs, while these women are so brave and have to face guns.
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Posted By: Barisha @ 06/25/2009 3:22:34 PM
Go Women!
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Posted By: PacificGatePost @ 06/25/2009 1:23:17 AM
THE POWER OF NEDA
A young Iranian student has arrested the world???s attention in her dying moments. Neda has energized a revolution.
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http://pacificgatepost.blogspot.com/2009/06/neda-agha-soltan-innocent-symbol-of.html
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The emotional connection has moved Western leaders to respond, and Obama has been kicked off his mark.
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Posted By: Loulair @ 06/24/2009 11:56:59 PM
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Help us send the vital message today to Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, that we refuse to remain silent when authorities use bloody violence to crush dissent and deny Iranian citizens their freedom of speech and association.
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