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JAPAN NEWS AND DISCUSSION

Iran's Revolutionary Guard warns online media

World Jun. 17, 2009 - 05:52PM JST ( 4 )

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smithinjapanJun. 17, 2009 - 09:28PM JST

Good luck with that! If you're having a hard time stopping actual people from protesting it won't be easy to stop the internet.
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fdsJun. 18, 2009 - 12:14AM JST

If Ahmadinejad's win was legitimate landslide, then there should be nothing to fear from a re-vote and they could even increase security to make sure that there weren't any discrepancies and there could be no argument from the opposition. So why doesn't Khamenei just order the re-vote to make things very clear? Either he's got something to prove (that he's in control or hide....
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adaydreamJun. 18, 2009 - 12:28AM JST

This is how liberation starts. This is how you get true freedom. Not some outside country stomping its way in with bunches a lies.

I'm enthusiastic for the Iranian people. They are taking a stand for something "they" believe in.

I have no idea how this will end. But no matter what, the Iranian people are showing the world what they think and want. < :-)
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MadvertsJun. 18, 2009 - 06:09PM JST

"So why doesn't Khamenei just order the re-vote to make things very clear?"

Because the Ayatollah backed A'jad before the end of the official results, and becuase he's already performed some incredible U-turns. I presume they're actually nipping that the whole thing could implode through the un-rest.

And what better time for them to do so, before they actually get the bomb.....