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Huge pro-reform rally defies crackdown threats
boston.com via AP ^
| 6/15/09
| AP
Posted on 06/15/2009 9:42:28 AM PDT by GQuagmire
TEHRAN, Iran—More than 100,000 opponents of President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad defied an Interior Ministry ban Monday and streamed into central Tehran to cheer their pro-reform leader in his first public appearance since elections that he alleges were marred by fraud.
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TOPICS: Extended News; Foreign Affairs
KEYWORDS: iran; iranelections
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posted on
06/15/2009 9:42:29 AM PDT
by
GQuagmire
To: GQuagmire
Ibelieve the pro-reform dude has already been put in jail....and I expect he will soon commit suicide.
To: GQuagmire
I’m glad to see the iron fist of Ahmadinejad being challenged in the streets. I hope we soon see similar sized protests in the US against Obama.
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posted on
06/15/2009 9:45:10 AM PDT
by
The Great RJ
("The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money." M. Thatcher)
To: GQuagmire
Good job, Ears. Can you suck up to Chavez some more and put his country in turmoil, too?
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posted on
06/15/2009 9:52:01 AM PDT
by
kromike
To: GQuagmire
Ummm..., the mullahs have spoken.... now go home...
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posted on
06/15/2009 10:03:07 AM PDT
by
Star Traveler
(The God of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob is a Zionist and Jerusalem is the apple of His eye.)
To: Sacajaweau
and I expect he will soon commit suicide. Are you referring to Tehranacide?
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posted on
06/15/2009 10:12:03 AM PDT
by
C210N
(A patriot for a Conservative Renaissance!)
To: Sacajaweau
"What if you tracked them all down and killed them? From every corner of Europe hundreds, thousands would rise to take their place. Even Nazis can't kill that fast." - Lazlo
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posted on
06/15/2009 3:20:12 PM PDT
by
JasonC
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