Mobs attack home of Iranian opposition leader
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lakechamplainer
The Iranian "holy men" haven't changed their offensive scheme much since the late 70's: they still run a "spontaneous demonstration" scheme, not much finesse, just pound it between the tackles.
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minello7
This reminds us of Burma.
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sourpuss
democracy, alive and well.
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timeon
this is the best answer to the previous postings on why these thugs should not be allowed to have nukes
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presto345
One man, one party rule. That's the way to go.
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donkusai
timeon: Couldn't agree more.
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