It's either 1968 or 1989 all over again. Here's hoping it's 1989.
Discourse.
Really amazing how much of this story is getting out via youtube and myspace (I won't mention Twi--argh!!!).
Any TNLers got friends/relatives inside Iran? Any inside info?
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It's either 1968 or 1989 all over again. Here's hoping it's 1989.
Discourse.
Really amazing how much of this story is getting out via youtube and myspace (I won't mention Twi--argh!!!).
Any TNLers got friends/relatives inside Iran? Any inside info?
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Originally Posted by The_Meach
How about some links to some of the youtube, twitter stuff you're talking about.
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/200..._election.html
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Iran all night and day.
Best of luck to those people risking their lives for a positive change.
I hope the Iranians manage to tear these thugs out like the cancer they are. I figure odds are 50/50 right now thanks to sheer force of numbers, but these kinds of protesters are rarely organized enough to have the effect needed against a trained and violent force.
James
How refreshing. All those Iranians and not a single death to America sign (well, thats legible, maybe theres one in the back there somewhere), not one burning effigy. Good luck to them. Sheesh, first Lebanon now Iran. Clearly we need Barack to make more speeches over there. Yes I know Yoshi he can stay over there right?Quote:
wrong song.Quote:
Originally Posted by kedawa
*correct song ...
He ran, for the president of Iran
we ran together to a tropical island
my man, Mahmoud is known for rilin’
smiling, if he can still do it then I can
they call you weasel, they say your methods are medieval
you can play the Jews I can be your Jim Caviezel
video ...
http://www.hulu.com/watch/16771/satu...rt-iran-so-far
Shut the fuck up and actually talk about the subject at hand. Moussavi was, in all honesty, robbed of victory. Ahmadinejad can only do so much right now since the Ayatollah isn't even on his side so I'd say he's on borrowed time. Since Iran seems like one of the more stable countries in the region, I don't think the United States can afford any form of instability no matter who is in charge although they're probably pulling for Moussavi.
I personally don't know much about Moussavi except that he was a former prime minister. The New York Times praises him but, though I love the paper, sometimes they aren't the best source for opinions on political figures. (i.e.: Obama) Hopefully if he does get awarded power of the country, we won't have so much shit to deal with from Iran.
Iran is a real enemy people, you should get to know them.
